HBO's The Nevers a Victorian X-Men
The best way for me to elevator pitch HBO's The Nevers is "The X-Men if they first appeared in Victorian England."
The Old Ways Slow Burn Ignites Too Late
The history of Mesoamerican culture is bathed in blood. Rituals of human sacrifice were a cornerstone of Aztec faith, buttressing their belief that ravenous gods required victims to allow the sun to rise.
I Choose You: How to Plan the Perfect Pokémon Themed Wedding
Could you imagine anything more romantic than a huge yellow Pikachu standing next to you as you exchange your vows?
The Titans That Built America on DVD
For as much as The History Channel gives us shows about aliens, conspiracy theories, and cryptids, when it does decide to do some actual history, it excels -- particularly when it makes the information digestible in these dramatized reenactments.
Smoke and Mirrors: The Story of Tom Savini
Before the rise of computer-generated imagery, the lords and masters of cinematic special effects were the make-up maestros who toiled with latex and glue, wire, wax and paint in poorly ventilated workshops to produce the brutes and beasts that haunt our collective unconscious.
Crikey! All Three Crocodile Dundee Films Land on Blu-ray
The 80s was the decade of films whose staying power rested not so much upon their plots but upon their memorable lines. "I'll be back." "I feel the need -- the need for speed!" "Wax on. Wax off."
Meet Ms. Marvelous -- Our October Bombshell of the Month
Every month our staff combs the cosplay community for up-and-coming cosplayers who deserve to have a broader audience for their work, taking into account not only costuming skills and photogenic presence, but also how they use that ability in service to others.
Going Inside Antarctic Press's RAGS with Brian Ball
It's my job to know what's going on in comics -- mainstream, independent, and crowdfunded. So when I noted once again that people were talking about a particular redhead, I realized there were still things not on my radar. What was this RAGS comic really about? Who was Regina Ragowski?
5 Top Comic Book Movies
Comics can boast of a big army of fans around the world, so filmmakers couldn't help but create many stunning movies based on the most popular comic books.
Top 5 Cartoons Released During the Past 5 Years
Are you one who likes watching cartoons wither alone or with family and friends? Then here is the list of the best animated movies created recently.
5 Best Comics Released Over the Last 5 Years
Maybe you haven't read comics, but you certainly saw a few movies based on them. Why not try something new? Here are the five best comics to read.
Kurt Russell's Breakdown Gets 25th Anniversary Blu Ray from Paramount
Kurt Russell and Kathleen Quinlan star as Jeff and Amy Taylor, a married couple from Massachussetts on the road to a new job and a new life on the west coast.
Kesel and Hahn Deliver the Impossible: A Comic Book that's Fun
I've heard the argument (heck, I've made the argument) repeatedly that crowdfunding platforms are the new go-to source to find good, entertaining comic book material.
Your Complete Guide to Banjos - and the Different Types Available
Banjo players will readily agree that it's one of the fascinating musical instruments, and learning to play it – and play it well – is a definite challenge. But it's a challenge that's worthwhile, as mastering the instrument is an achievement.
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