The Most Controversial Creators in Comics

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When you boil it down, comic books are a form of entertainment and just like any other type of entertainment there are those behind the scenes who are lightning rods of controversy. Those… Continue reading

‘Dawn of Justice’ vs ‘Civil War’: The Battle of Hype

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I expect to wake up only to find that what is happening is some kind of beautiful nerd dream. Not only are the two biggest heroes of the DC universe about to duke… Continue reading

5 Creepy Unsolved Mysteries Part 15

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It is time to once again peer into the unexplained and the unknown with the latest edition of 5 Creepy Unsolved Mysteries . In this edition we will look at a house of… Continue reading

Make Indy Great Again

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  It pains me to paraphrase the campaign slogan of a racist, misogynist, hate-filled demagogue, who’s also a sociopath, pathological liar, and serial asshat, but in the case of the fifth Indiana Jones… Continue reading

The Pull List: 3/16/2016

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Buzz-worthy books of the week 3 Devils #1 This supernatural western sees 3 outcasts (a Gypsy orphan, an ex-slave with no soul, and a carnival “wolf-boy”) hunting down the evil entities that made… Continue reading

Tabletop Tuesday: ‘Ninja Camp’

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We’ve already played and fallen in love with two games from Action Phase Games – Heroes Wanted and Scoundrel Society. This week we’re jumping into the second entry in their series of ‘Small Box, Big… Continue reading

‘The Maltese Falcon’ 75th Anniversary Retro Review

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I was recently lucky enough to catch one of my all time favorite films presented on the big screen for its 75th anniversary, the John Huston classic the Maltese Falcon. This adaptation of… Continue reading

In Defense of ‘Man of Steel’

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Batman V Superman: Dawn of Justice is nearly upon us.  In just a few weeks the second film in the cinematic DCU will explode into theaters like Krypton. Aside from The Force Awakens, I… Continue reading

Movie Review: ‘The Witch’ (2015)

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Director: Robert Eggers Cast: Anya Taylor-Joy, Ralph Ineson, Kate Dickie and Harvey Scrimshaw Plot: A family in 1630s New England is forced out of their town and made to live alone on a farm bordering the… Continue reading

Slam Adams’ Top 50 Movies of 2015 (Part 3)

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To be considered, a movie had to be released during 2015 in the USA (that’s where I live) in theaters or on VOD that indie distributors like so much these days. I got… Continue reading