Finding the right movie to watch while taking a break can be difficult, especially if there is a specific movie genre niche you’re looking for. Scrolling on and on through Netflix’s recommended page just won’t do. You need to watch something that can actually let your mind go on autopilot, and the movie “To All the Boys I’ve Loved Before” just isn’t going to cut it anymore.

The frustration that you may be feeling right now is relatable. In fact, it’s the very same feeling that people get when they can’t find a good legal online casino Canada. Frankly, it’s tiring to keep looking for things that turn out to be nothing. You just want to relax and enjoy your movie or game, but the movies that they’re recommending are not only bland or boring- but you’ve already watched them before!

Cosplay is an exciting hobby that will give you the chance to meet new people and have lots of fun! Cosplaying can also teach you how to express yourself and give you a boost in self-confidence. The world of cosplay can seem daunting, but there is lots of advice for newbies.

Here are the best cosplay tips for beginners:

Choose your outfit carefully

One of the best things about cosplay is that you get to dress up as your favorite character and bring them to life for the day. You can choose a character from a movie, video game, tv show, comic, or anime. Try to choose a costume that will complement your looks - there are cosplay characters to suit every build and body shape!

The Kingdoms Rise franchise is one of the most popular collection of games around, and for a good reason! Linked together by a virtual map that’s available to access within any of the games, you are free to explore across all universes at a click of a button. Devised to stretch your imagination, and hopefully fill your pockets, you’ll find a catalogue of Kingdoms Rise slot games at any popular UK casino site.

To get you started, we’ve put together a short guide on two of the most fun filled offerings the series has to offer. Read on to find out more.

Kingdoms Rise: Shadow Queen

Kevin Smith's Masters of the Universe: Revelation dropped on Netflix today -- or, at least, the first five episodes have. And while many fans are already commenting and commiserating that He-Man is largely absent from this tale that is all about a bitter Teela's quest to save Eternia, there's a mix of good moments in this, albeit blighted by the nihilistic plot points that come up later in the run.

With the latest G.I. JOE franchise film coming to the big screen, now is the time to get yourself into a Joe state of mind.

So before heading out to the theaters, settle in for a double feature of G.I. JOE with THE RISE OF COBRA and RETALIATION, both released in multiformat 4K Ultra HD / Blu-ray and Digital.

In RISE OF COBRA: When all else fails...they don't! They are the G.I. Joe, a top-secret elite strike force featuring the best operatives from around the globe. After a high-tech secret weapon is stolen by th emysterious and evil Cobra organization, the G.I. Joes must race against time to stop Cobra from using the weapon and plunging the world into chaos.

Then, in RETALIATION: The G.I. Joe team has been set up to take the fall for a terrible crime they didn't commit. Now Roadblock, Duke, and the rest of the team must once again face their mortal enemy, Cobra, as well as dangerous new threats operating within the government.

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The primary purpose of the Internet has always been communication. And the Internet has excelled in this area; moreover, the latest technology is expanding the possibilities of communication, making it faster and more reliable. With the advent of the Internet, communicating with any corner of the Earth has become as easy as talking to your neighbour.

It is worth acknowledging that without mobile technology, the iGaming industry would not have developed as successfully as it did in reality. From the moment the first smartphone appeared 25 years ago, the online sector has gradually shifted its focus to cell phones. Today, more than 40% of all revenues in the online industry come exclusively from mobile gambling. You will learn about the prospects of development and new trends in the world of mobile gambling technology below.

The convenience of mobility

To date, about 3 billion people on Earth own a smartphone.

Remarkably, 7 out of 10 new smartphone users download games to their phones within the first week after purchasing the device.

Zach here from Game Jab! I've been gone for a while and a lot has changed such as Game Jab ended and me having to rebrand myself and find a new team of people.

But I have returned with a much larger team and a wide variety of new content hosted by Obscured Cartoons and our sister production Obscured Gaming. You can feel free to check out more of our work at https://www.obscuredcartoons.com

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I've started a new series on our channel called Gameboy Gems where we take you back to the 90s and play a ton of gameboy games and I couldn't think of a better game to start with other than Mario Land 2. This was my game back then other than Pokemon and I've spernt countless hours of my youth trying to find all the secrets and work my way up to Wario.

Once the undisputed King of Hollywood, the Western, that chest-thumping, two-fisted, oh-so-American cinematic ode to Manifest Destiny, fell into disarray towards the end of the 1970’s. Long past its mid-century heyday, the one-time silver-screen stalwart had experienced a surge in the previous decade due to a new, realistic approach to storytelling, but a combination of cultural factors—burnout from the war in Vietnam, drugs, struggles for social equality, the advent of dazzling special effects, new types of male icons—made the Western seem as antiquated as the Pony Express. Clichéd, predicable plots and tired stock characters withered in the face of burgeoning ’80’s theater extravaganzas. In the wake of Luke Skywalker and Indiana Jones, Rocky, Rambo and Schwarzenegger du jour, how could any simple cowpoke possibly hold his own down at the local bijou?

'For many deceivers are entered into the world, who confess not that Jesus Christ is come in the flesh. This is a deceiver and an antichrist.' — 2 John 7 (King James Bible)

From Roman Emperor Nero, infamous for his persecution of early Christians, to notorious English occultist Aleister Crowley and '90's shock-rock media-martyr Marilyn Manson, many throughout history have been labeled, for one reason or other, by one group or other, as the Antichrist. Even American president Ronald Wilson Reagan (accused, according to urban legend, of being In League With Satan due to having his first, middle and last names each consist of six letters) was believed by some to be an avatar of The Evil One, just as The Omen films built an unholy franchise upon Damien's slight shoulders.

When The Flash series was first announced, nobody was more excited than I was. And in every episode of that first season, I was an excited little boy from opening scene to scrolling credits.

As with any series, the show has had it's peaks and valleys as it progressed from season to season, serving as the fulcrum of the classic CW show crossover, Crisis on Infinite Earths, which saw the multiverse collapse into a singular universe when it was finished. But never has it reached such a prolonged low point as it has with -- well, pretty much the entirety of this seventh season.

Tired of looking thru Netflix, Hulu, and Disney+ for movies such as THE TOXIC AVENGER, SGT. KABUKIMAN NYPD, and POULTRYGIEST, and coming up empty handed? Do you crave truly independent cinema and shorts that the mainstream conglomerates refuse to platform and fund?

Well look no more! Lloyd Kaufman, president of Troma Studios and creator of THE TOXIC AVENGER have heard your cries for help. Earlier this year, Troma launched the new streaming service, Troma Now, to Amazon Fire TV, Apple TV, and Google Play; and starting this month Troma Now is finally available as a channel on your favorite ROKU device.

Darren Lynn Bousman's torture machine continues to crank out product, this time branching out of the SAW franchise into an inspired copycat storyline: SPIRAL. And with this iteration, Bousman brings in some of Hollywood's big guns to lend their faces to the project.

Detective Zeke Banks (Chris Rock) is a pariah on the force, seen as disloyal to the blue because he turned on a dirty cop and had him put away, when his father, Marcus Banks (Samuel L. Jackson)  was in charge of the precinct. It's made him angry, and it's made him take risks, something which is difficult for his new partner, Detective William Schenk (Max Minghella), to accept.

Game shows are one of the biggest types of TV entertainment on the planet. Why do we love game shows so much? We took a look here.

Sam (Karen Gillan, Doctor Who) was abandoned as a teenager by her mother, Scarlet (Lena Headey), after she took the initiative to take an unsanctioned assassination. Now Sam follows in her mother's footsteps as a deadly killer in the employ of the wide-reaching agency called The Firm, headed up by her mentor, Nathan (Paul Giamatti). But when Sam's last job ends up with a victim with a powerful father, Nathan is no longer able to protect her.

Complicating matters, Sam's current job is to take out a target who stole from The Firm, and bring back the money. But what Sam walks into is the ransom delivery for a kidnapping of 8-year-old (excuse me, 8 and three-quarters) Emily (Chloe Coleman). Unable to leave a child abandoned and feeling personally responsible for Emily's well-being, Sam must defend the both of them from an endless army from both The Firm and a bereaved mobster father (Ralph Ineson).

Yes, horror games keep finding new ways to scare you, but you still play them. There’s something fun about being scared. That’s why the horror genre is doing great after so much time. There are certain titles that are iconic and fans will continue playing for years. Also, there are certain timeless franchises that have defined this genre and are a must-play if you haven’t done so already. So, here are some of those franchises:

Silent Hill

A foggy town filled with weird-looking creatures is the place you’ll visit in the Silent Hill franchise. The town shares the name of the franchise and will get under your skin thanks to the spooky atmosphere. The creatures will come after you as you’re running around and solving puzzles. It’s not about scaring you with jump scares. What Silent Hill does is get under your skin. The Pyramid Head plays a vital role in this franchise and you’ll do well to get out of his way.

A graphic novel, correctly done, engages both sides of the reader's brain by merging the process of reading with that of absorbing and appreciating art. It's the only medium that can do this.

But the creators of AIRITH: THE KENTILAN WAR want to take that a few steps further, and deliver a more immersive experience to the reader by adding tactile, auditory, and even olfactory components. The graphic novel, currently funding its second volume on Indiegogo,  not only delivers an embossed cover but also includes a soundtrack of Fleetwood Mac covers and an air freshener. all with the goal of taking the reader deeper into the cyberpunk / multidimensional environment of the story.

We sat down and interviewed the creator of the series to go a little deeper into this world and find out just how far things might go for the series.

His Dark Materials is a series of books by Sir Philip Pullman which plays on the subject of parallel worlds that blend fantasy and reality, magic and technology, and quantum physics and religion. It's like a recipe card where all the ingredients sound delicious, but which have to be mixed just so in order for the final product to measure up to expectations.

While I am familiar with the books, I am not someone who has read them. Therefore, I cannot comment as to how closely HBO adheres to the story in their serial adaptation of the adventure, which finds Dafne Keen playing Lyra Silvertongue, the young heroine of the story. I can say that, having watched the first two seasons now, the live action version has done little to motivate me into reading the source material.

Miskatonic High is the ongoing story about a group of teenagers who, voluntarily or otherwise, are participants in their school's Community Service Club. On their very first outing, they were transported through time and space to witness an arcane ritual, and their lives have never been the same since. In this issue, "Reflections out of Time," an encounter with a device that might have been designed by Jack Kirby and M.C. Escher during a three-day drinking binge once again hurtles the friends through history -- this time, however, landing in the bodies of their parents.

In each era, they encounter the device -- and the monster that apparates out of it -- with their numbers gradually dwindling as fewer of their ancestors exist in the Arkham Society, until ultimately only one remains -- in a past so distant it predates human civilization.

2021 marks the 80th birthday of Marvel's patriotic Avenger, Captain America. The brainchild of comic legends Joe Simon and Jack Kirby, he almost became known as Super-American, until Simon nixed it in favor of what has now become a household name, due in no small part to the string of successful movies produced by Marvel Comics.

Captain America: The First 80 Years is a by-the-decade retrospective of the hero's journey, detailing his origins, his evolution and adaptation to the threats of each decade, and his retroactive continuity changes that turned him into a beloved comic book hero. The crew at Titan have gone out of their way to not only tell the story of Captain America, they've nestled it in the story of the comic book industry and American 20th century history as well, so that a full and appreciable context exists.