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Content Calendar Announcement, Week of August 2, 2026 by Sean Wilkinson, a.k.a. The Ticketmaster. For the third month in a row,  Just the Ticket  has surpassed my long-standing goal of ten thousand views, and as you can see in the "Last Month" category, the final tally for  July  is just over eleven thousand. So, yet another big thank you to my (growing) reading/sharing audience for continuing to be the best pseudo-silent minority on the internet, being who you are, and doing what you do. It makes the challenges of real life weigh a little less because the heat and constant overnight smoke are testing my physical health, and workplace nonsense continues to test my sanity, patience, and stress threshold on five out of seven days that end with "day." How is one supposed to maintain a positive attitude and customer service standard with a braindead subordinate to babysit? How is one supposed to make more money with less product and fewer scheduled opportunities to make...

Article by Sean Wilkinson, a.k.a. The Ticketmaster. I will warn you now that today's  Goj -Year- ra review is going to be pretty negative and cynical in tone because there was a kaiju -sized amount of things I did not like about this movie, and I'm apparently in the minority on this. But there were some positives, too, so don't expect a pure rage-fest. When money became the deciding factor in ending the Godzilla franchise with the Heisei Era (not the overstuffed, derivative human plots, the mishandling of the franchise's second most important character for six films in a row, the snail-shit pacing, the safe monster choices, the brain-melting continuity, the soulless beam struggles, or the repetitive, idiotic, shovel-fed morality..., but money), and Roland Emmerich thought it was a good idea to have Ferris Beuller , The Professional , and a bunch of Simpsons characters fight a nuclear iguana with resting dick-face in 1998 ,  Toho  immediately responded to fans calli...

Article by Sean Wilkinson, a.k.a. The Omnibuster. July is almost over, Ticketholders! And for the third month in a row, we've crossed the ten-thousand-view threshold, all without the help of paid SEO, because algorithms can only be so helpful, and it's random strangers like you all that make the numbers bigger, so thank you! A final view count for July will be included in the Time Drops calendar for August (which I have planned already except for the copy). As you might be aware, I took a vacation from professional life for my own mental health, and it didn't exactly function as intended, but things lined up kind of perfectly with the issues of Grimm Fairy Tales that I would review next (compiled in this post as the Back To Work edition of Zenescope - Omnibusted ), because in-Universe, Sela Mathers is back from an alternate Realm , Limbo , prison , and helping save the world at least three more times ( The Dream Eater Saga , Bad Girls , and The Summoning ) to continue he...

Article by Sean Wilkinson, a.k.a. The Animeister. In my neck of the woods (a phrase that is biologically impossible, if not also psychologically scarring to imagine in a literal, body horror sense, especially if you take into account the arboreal hydra that would be given shape by multiple points of view, but I dye grass when I'm overcaffeinated), I can breathe the smoky flames of Canada as we speak. But I did not choose this Anime Spotlight update for July because of some future-sighted state I achieved by tapping into a parallel Hell dimension; rather, it was because July is the month of independent rebellion (in at least two countries), which we celebrate with fireworks. Fireworks, Fire Force ; it was as simple as that. And then I started watching the third (and final?) season of Fire Force , and was reminded of the rebel authority role that Company Eight has in the series and how the themes of the new season comment on modern government, politics, and culture. So Fire Force f...