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Superman IV: 30 Years Later By John Saavedra At its very best — and this is a really big stretch — you might call Superman IV: The Quest for Peace a superhero romp. Perhaps if it had been marketed as a Superman parody, we would remember this movie...
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Sometime during the year of 1974, George Romero paid a visit to the Monroeville Mall in Pennsylvania, invited by a friend whose company took part in managing it. The building was full of shoppers. They seemed blissfully ignorant of anything that was going on in the world outside of...
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The universe is vast, maybe even infinite. Exploring the unknown reaches of space is a common theme in fiction, but books, movies, and even video games are limited in the scope of presenting places where no one has gone before. But tabletop RPGs are only as limited as your...
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The Rise of the Governor gives readers insight into how Philip Blake became Governor of Woodbury, and, for those privy only to the TV series, it gives you insight into the name change of Brian and Philip. The Rise of the Governor begins a few weeks after shit’s hit...
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Another year, another SDCC. It seems that there’s less and less exclusive news that comes out of SDCC nowadays, but we still love San Diego Comic-Con anyway! There wasn’t anything that broke the internet this year, but it was still a great convention nonetheless. Here are the parts of...
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Anyone who has read both King and Lovecraft will be able to pick out Lovecraft’s presence in The Mist eventually. The creatures, Lovecraftian in description are, well…described as being Lovecraftian. If by this point in the novella you didn’t pick up on the classic author’s influence, you most certainly did with that word...
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Water is essential to human life. It’s in our bones; 31% of our skeletal system is composed of it. The sound of it alone fills many with a sense of tranquility. It is clean. It is pure. And thanks to Peter Benchley’s 1974 novel Jaws, it has since become a source of absolute terror for many....
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San Diego Comic-Con survival guide: 5 helpful tips By Brittany Cruz Convention season is in full bloom, which means the countdown has begun to the biggest pop-culture extravaganza of the year, San Diego Comic-Con. Cosplayers are adding the final touches to their costumes, collectors are preparing to go on...
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Chris Hardwick to Host Stan Lee Tribute Extraordinary: Stan Lee August 22 at Saban Theatre in Beverly Hills Star-Studded Tribute to Feature Live Appearances by Lou Ferrigno, Michael Rooker, Tom Bergeron, Among Others, Paying Homage to the Legendary Creator Behind Marvel’s Most Iconic Characters Los Angeles – Chris Hardwick – Nerdist CEO,...
Superman IV: 30 Years Later By John Saavedra At its very best — and this is a really big stretch — you might call Superman IV: The Quest for Peace a superhero romp. Perhaps if it had been marketed as a Superman parody, we would remember this movie...
Sometime during the year of 1974, George Romero paid a visit to the Monroeville Mall in Pennsylvania, invited by a friend whose company took part in managing it. The building was full of shoppers. They seemed blissfully ignorant of anything that was going on in the world outside of...
The universe is vast, maybe even infinite. Exploring the unknown reaches of space is a common theme in fiction, but books, movies, and even video games are limited in the scope of presenting places where no one has gone before. But tabletop RPGs are only as limited as your...
The Rise of the Governor gives readers insight into how Philip Blake became Governor of Woodbury, and, for those privy only to the TV series, it gives you insight into the name change of Brian and Philip. The Rise of the Governor begins a few weeks after shit’s hit...
Another year, another SDCC. It seems that there’s less and less exclusive news that comes out of SDCC nowadays, but we still love San Diego Comic-Con anyway! There wasn’t anything that broke the internet this year, but it was still a great convention nonetheless. Here are the parts of...
Anyone who has read both King and Lovecraft will be able to pick out Lovecraft’s presence in The Mist eventually. The creatures, Lovecraftian in description are, well…described as being Lovecraftian. If by this point in the novella you didn’t pick up on the classic author’s influence, you most certainly did with that word...
Water is essential to human life. It’s in our bones; 31% of our skeletal system is composed of it. The sound of it alone fills many with a sense of tranquility. It is clean. It is pure. And thanks to Peter Benchley’s 1974 novel Jaws, it has since become a source of absolute terror for many....
San Diego Comic-Con survival guide: 5 helpful tips By Brittany Cruz Convention season is in full bloom, which means the countdown has begun to the biggest pop-culture extravaganza of the year, San Diego Comic-Con. Cosplayers are adding the final touches to their costumes, collectors are preparing to go on...
Chris Hardwick to Host Stan Lee Tribute Extraordinary: Stan Lee August 22 at Saban Theatre in Beverly Hills Star-Studded Tribute to Feature Live Appearances by Lou Ferrigno, Michael Rooker, Tom Bergeron, Among Others, Paying Homage to the Legendary Creator Behind Marvel’s Most Iconic Characters Los Angeles – Chris Hardwick – Nerdist CEO,...