Venom: The Last Dance Review: Once More, But With Less Feeling
Tom Hardy returns as one-man buddy duo in Venom: The Last Dance, the latest entry in the shockingly successful branch of the MCU.
Venom
Madame Web Review: A Lifeless Origin Story
Superhero fatigue is in high gear as Sony's latest Spider-verse film, Madame Web, appears dead on arrival.
Spoiled Rotten 157 – Venom: Let There Be Carnage
Ben and Daniel spoil Venom: Let There Be Carnage
Venom: Let There Be Carnage Review
Venom: Let There Be Carnage knows exactly what it is and doesn't apologize for it.
It Looks like Spider-Man and the MCU Are Breaking Up
A disagreement between Sony and Disney means Spider-Man may be on his way out of the MCU.
Venom Sequel Confirmed with Tom Hardy Returning
Venom producer Amy Pascal has confirmed that a sequel is in the works with Tom Hardy reprising his role as Eddie Brock – but the real question is will Holland's Spider-Man make an appearance?
Soundtracking: Swedes, Beats, And The Modern Hip Hop Score
Is the leading voice in hip hop soundtracks… Swedish?
Spoiled Rotten Episode 73: Venom
Ben and Daniel spoil Venom as well as react to the Aquaman, Dark Phoenix, and Captain Marvel trailers!
Spider-Man Spinoff Venom Weaves a Tangled Web
What do you get when you make a Spider-Man spinoff with out a trace of Spider-Man? You get Venom, one of the most unusual comic book blockbusters produced by the genre. Read our full review.
Spoiled Rotten Episode 64 – Ready Player One
Ben and Daniel spoil Ready Player One and react to news about Captain Marvel, Wonder Woman 2, Venom and more!
Spoiled Rotten Episode 61 – Black Panther
For their first episode on the Dork Shelf Podcast Network, Ben and Daniel of Spoiled Rotten spoil Black Panther and react to recent comic book movie and sci-fi trailers.
Amazing Spider-Man #654.1 Review
This is the best Amazing Spider-Man issue I have read in the last four years. In my youth, I was a Spider-Man fan, but upon returning to the comic years later, I soon encountered the “One More Day” arc — the story that featured the ending of Peter Parker’s marriage to Mary Jane Watson. I hated it. Since then, there have been few good Spidey plot lines, due mostly to revolving creative teams, stinker new villains, and marketing/publicity-driven storylines. Amazing Spider-Man #654.1 changes all that.
