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Apocalypse Then: The Umbrella Academy 2 Drops into 1963 Dallas on Netflix

RJ Carter · August 3, 2020

In the first season of THE UMBRELLA ACADEMY, the quirky sibling superhero group failed to prevent the world-shattering apocalypse that they themselves caused, leaping through time at the last moment through the powers of their brother, Five (Aidan Gallagher), to wind up scattered across the early 1960s in Dallas, Te

August Heat Meets Cosplay Euphoria: Our Newest Bombshell of the Month

Critical Blast Staff · August 1, 2020

Every month the staff at Critical Blast 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 spirit, but also how they use that ability in service to others.

Bring HBO's The Outsider Inside on Blu-ray

RJ Carter · July 28, 2020

While HBO's THE OUTSIDER was based on a singular novel, and while the series wrapped up an entire story arc within its confines, I find it comforting to see that the home video release of the series is listed on Amazon as "The First Season." This doesn't appear anywhere on the box art, so whether or not this cast --

A Quarantine Children's Fantasy: Ants Don't Talk, Do They?

RJ Carter · July 24, 2020

One of my favorite books of my childhood was Caroline Rush's TALES OF MR. PENGACHOOSA, in which a young girl housebound with scarlet fever suddenly finds that in the stillness of her room the chirping of her hamster, Hammy, sounds like tiny little words.

Villainous a Mad Good Comic from Mad Cave

RJ Carter · July 23, 2020

Matilda Anderson is having the best day of her life: she's been accepted into the Coalition of Heroes' intern program as a sidekick under her new code name, RepTilly, due to her lizard-like physiology.

Scoob! Gets Scooby-Doo Right--but Nobody Else

RJ Carter · July 23, 2020

The first trailer for SCOOB! looked promising. We saw a stray pup find a friend, and we saw a lonely kid find a team. If this had stayed with that, an adolescent version of Mystery Inc, things might have gone a lot better, because it really was one of the better parts of the film.

Playing Cards And Card Games You Can Do While On Quarantine At Home

Bill Casticart · July 22, 2020

Are you bored at home during quarantine?  Tired of scrolling through social media?  Is there nothing interesting to watch on TV?  If you said ‘yes’ to any of these questions, perhaps, a rousing game of cards will pique your interest. But, which card game should you play?