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BAD SEQUELS WEEK (October 2009)

Bad Sequels Week Begins!
Superbabies: Baby Geniuses 2
Son of the Mask
S. Darko: A Donnie Darko Tale
Lost Boys: The Tribe
Highlander: The Final Dimension
The Crow: Salvation
The Next Karate Kid
Caddyshack II
Airplane II
Good Sequel, Bad Sequel
Saturday’s Six: Signs That You’re A Bad Sequel
Highlander II: Renegade Version and the Saving of a Bad Sequel

FIGHT WEEK (May 2010)

Welcome to Fight Week!
Mike does Kick Ass
Girl Fight!
Top Five Training Montages Anywhere, Ever
Violence Solves Everything: The Top Ten Best Movie Fights
Conan the Barbarian [retro review]
Kyle does The Matrix
Eunice does Billy the Kid Versus Dracula
Justin does Beverly Hills Ninja
Mutant Viewing: Gymkata
The Karate Kid [retro review]
Drew does Bambi Meets Godzilla
Mortal Kombat [retro review]
Al does Mortal Kombat: Annihilation

NEIL GAIMAN WEEK (February 2011)

Spooky. Imaginative. Gothic. Cool as all get out. We all have our reasons for loving Neil Gaiman, and what better way to foster a little love on this popular author than to dedicate a full week to the man and his works at Mutant Reviewers?

Welcome to Neil Gaiman Week
A Beginner’s Guide to The Sandman
Neverwhere
Casting Neverwhere: The Movie
MirrorMask
Stardust
The PoolMan Meets the Sandman
Coraline
Princess Mononoke
Beowulf

WILD WEIRD WEST WEEK (June 2011)

It’s how the west was won… in our imaginations. Geek culture has always loved melding two popular genres together to make fun mashups, and the Western needed a kick in the pants anyway. This is why we’ve seen an interesting sub-genre that we like to call “Wild Weird Westerns” arise — a blend of the Western, science fiction, steampunk, and just plain oddness.