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Keith Reid-Cleveland is native of Chicago’s South Side who has more than a decade of experience covering film, tv, anime, and general nerd culture. His work can be found on BlackNerdProblems, Crunchyroll, Uproxx, and more.
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Editorials, Features, Media, TV ShowsA ‘Fillmore!’ Revival Could Be the One Cop Show We All Still Enjoy
Fillmore maintains all of the good traits of a cop procedural, without carrying over the bad. This middle-school animated series,…
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Keith Reid-Cleveland
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Editorials, Features, Media, MoviesThe Snyder Cut’s Release is a Loss for All of Us
The fabled Snyder cut is real and it’s coming to a streaming service near you. If you’re unfamiliar with the…
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Keith Reid-Cleveland
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UncategorizedBatman #56 Review
tWriter: Tom King/Artist: Tony S. Daniel/DC Comics At the end of Batman #55, we saw Dick Grayson fall victim to…
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Keith Reid-Cleveland
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Editorials, Features, Media, TV ShowsRemember “Cartoon Network Groovies”? Here Are the Ten Best
If you were watching Cartoon Network around the turn of the century, you may have some memories that you’re not…
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Keith Reid-Cleveland
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Media, Movies, Review“Blindspotting” is Coming for all the Awards
Blindspotting, a passion project of two friends that was nearly ten years in the making, has the potential to leave an…
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Keith Reid-Cleveland
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Editorials, Features, Media, MoviesShoutout to My First Superheros: Zorro, D’Artagnan, and Edmond Dantes
When you grow up as an only child, you get really good at spending time alone. Not to say that…
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Keith Reid-Cleveland
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Cinema, Media, Movies, Review‘Maze Runner: The Death Cure’ Is Charming but Predictable
After being postponed for nearly an entire year following the injuries Dylan O’Brien sustained while filming, Maze Runner: The Death Cure stumbles…
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Keith Reid-Cleveland
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UncategorizedBatman #39 Review
Writer: Tom King / Artist: Joëlle Jones/ DC Comics The third issue of Batman’s “Superfriends” run steps away from the Batman/Superman dynamic…
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Keith Reid-Cleveland
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Editorials, FeaturesBattle to the Bottom: ‘After Earth’ is a Way More Painful Movie than ‘Avatar’
Debate is a main pillar of nerddom, right up there with the constant consumption of content and the perpetual ranking…
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Keith Reid-Cleveland