Phantasm is one of those movies that demonstrates how flexible the horror genre is. Though made over 30 years ago, it still proves to be ferociously original and memorable. The … Continue reading 31 Days Of Horror: Phantasm- Never Dead After All These Years
Oh boy. You know, there are a lot of really interesting comics released today. A lot. Does anyone out there remember the original mid-1980’s television commercial for the very first … Continue reading Avengers Vs. X-Men #12 Is The Way To Go On The Wednesday Run – October 3, 2012
Every other week, Jason Shayer will highlight an issue or a run of issues pulled from the horde of comic book long boxes that occupy more room in his house … Continue reading Tales from the Longbox – Incredible Hulk #300 (1984)
The Walking Dead is slated to return October 14th, 2012 and while the franchise has pumped out a ton of social media and web promos, they finally put out something … Continue reading The Walking Dead: Cold Storage
It’s been a long time in coming that I actually enjoy a sci-fi movie. So you’ll have to excuse my little love letter to Looper here. The new sci-fi action … Continue reading A New Sci-Fi Classic: Looper
The Film One chilly night in October of ’68, my husband and I along with two other couples squeezed into our old, rusty, oil-leaking Caddy and headed to the drive-in … Continue reading 31 Days of Horror – Night of the Living Dead
If you’re looking for a new network television show to give you a few scares, you’re only real option is 666 Park Avenue, which stars Terry O’Quinn, Vanessa L. Williams, … Continue reading Been There, Seen That – 666 Park Avenue Reviewed
So I’m probably one of the last people to play Just Cause 2, but it was gifted to me on Steam just recently and I’ve had a hard time putting … Continue reading Mat Langford’s Gaming World – Just Cause 2
Come and play with us Danny. Give me the bat. KDK 12 calling KDK 1. You’ve always been the caretaker, sir. I should know. I’ve always been here. Would you … Continue reading 31 Days Of Horror – Why The Shining Still Scares Us
