Tribute: Harold Ramis
Harold Ramis did a lot of great comedy acting, writing and directing in his career. Groundhog Day is one of the best comedies of all time and anyone who doesn’t like the film has something… Continue reading
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Your Guide to Ladies Loving Ladies on Television
Everyone wants to have pop culture figures that they feel they can identity with and that’s why many members of the LGBT community will seek out movies and tv shows that showcase LGBT… Continue reading
The Best Wrestlers Turned Actors
In the the sport of professional wrestling their are two key things you need in order to succeed; physicality and a certain charisma. Ironically those are the two ingredients to be a successful… Continue reading
10 Possible Female Roles in the ‘Ant-Man’ Movie
Just in case you are behind in your Marvel Movie news, Shaun of the Dead filmmaker Edgar Wright is finally making traction on his long-gestating Ant-Man movie. Although nothing seems really confirmed except that… Continue reading
The Pull List: 2/19/14
Must read comics debuting on 2/19 Alex + Ada #4 Hey! Her fans! You are going to want to check this one out. Alex is a regular but lonely dude in the future… Continue reading
The REAL Problem with the Sonic Boom Redesigns
In the past few weeks the redesigned cast of the Sonic franchise were revealed to the public. In the image below we can see the elongated legs and bandaged limbs of Tails, Sonic,… Continue reading
Disney Dinner and a Movie: Mulan
Mulan is probably my favorite Disney film of all time. It has a strong, multi-dimensional female lead, hilarious and heart-warming characters, and a deliciously cultural-filled plot complete with action scenes and comedy. The… Continue reading
Table Top Review: ‘Letters From Whitechapel’
Review based on the 2nd edition. Style: Deduction. Players: 2-8 Length of Game: 1-2 hours. The Gameplay: One player takes on the role of the infamous serial killer known as Jack the Ripper and other… Continue reading
John Watson for the 21st Century
When Sir Arthur Conan Doyle gave his famous sleuth, Sherlock Holmes a sidekick, he created a tough as nails physician who had the courage and experience to be the friend and moral compass… Continue reading
The True Heroes of Cosplay
“He knows a hero when he sees one. Too few characters out there, flying around like that, saving old girls like me. And Lord knows, kids like Henry need a hero. Courageous, self-sacrificing… Continue reading
