Warren Peace - Reviewing Comics, Film, TV, and More!
Matthew BradyRegularly publishing reviews and commentary on pop culture, focusing on comics, but also including movies, TV, anime, books, video games, and whatever else I feel like discussing. Occasional reposts from my previous blog, Warren Peace Sings the Blues.
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The Drama: From which comedy springs
The Drama
Written and directed by Kristoffer Borgli
2026
When awkwardness-based comedy is done well, it can be delightfully excruciating, causing viewers to squirm in their seats out of vicarious uncomfortability, laughing at the ridic...
Blaxploitation Education: Drum
Drum
Written by Norman Wexler
Directed by Steve Carver
1976
Mandingo wasn’t especially good as a Blaxploitation movie, given that it focused on white enslavers rather than the Black people being enslaved, but it was fairly entertaini...
Blaxploitation Education: J.D.'s Revenge
J.D.’s Revenge
Written by Jaison Starkes
Directed by Arthur Marks
1976
There weren’t a whole lot of movies in the subgenre of Blaxploitation horror that were very good. That’s partially due to the low standards of horror movies of th...
The Hospital at the End of the World: AI is bad, we get it already
The Hospital at the End of the World
By Justin C. Key
Published by Harper, 2026
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These days, it seems like everybody either loves AI or hates it. Of course, the version of AI that we’ve gotten isn’t what has been promised in de...
Blaxploitation Education: Death Journey
Death Journey
Written by Abel Jones
Directed by Fred Williamson
1976
I’m inclined to give filmmakers some leeway when it’s clear that they’re in the process of figuring out how movies work, but less so when they continue to make bad...
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