Mortal Cinema
LYTMovies (and TV) analyzed through an atheist filter, along with toys, fast food and other pop culture from longtime entertainment writer and mere mortal Luke Y. Thompson.
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Latest Issues
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Tron Ares Review: Almighty Morbin' Pow Arranger
Tron: Ares, as a threequel, might just be the Fast & the Furious: Tokyo Drift of the franchise. And I know that Tokyo Drift is sacrosanct to so many of you (who are wrong), because I had an editor absolutely forbid me to put it on a list of...
Toy Review: NECA Blind Box Chucky Figures
I’m generally not a fan of blind box figures, especially if they start getting too expensive. LEGO minfigs at $5 each, maybe. But once you start charging $25-$35, it’s not exactly like baseball cards used to be where you could trade with yo...
Well, That Was Awkward
The Toxic Avenger courtesy of Troma
L.A. Comic Con: The Food and Other Sights
You had to know I wasn’t going to leave without trying the convention center cafeteria’s “Gotham Griller,” right?
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Luke Y. Thompson. Movie and toy reviewer. Occasional journalist. Grammar-fanatic editor. Pop culture writer. Amateur photographer. Unashamed atheist. Cult movie actor, once upon a time.
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