Retro Review: ‘Prince of Egypt’
The story of the Exodus is one of the most adapted history. Not only is it a cornerstone to most of the world’s religions, but the tale of Moses standing up to one… Continue reading
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Book Review: ‘Hell House’ by Richard Matheson
No conversation about the greatest horror writers of all time would be complete without bringing up Richard Matheson. From his literary works to his classic Twilight Zone episodes, Matheson knew how to take… Continue reading
Five Creepy Unsolved Mysteries Part 22
Once again I have the joy of telling you dear readers about the unexplained and the unknown. In this edition of Five Creepy Unsolved Mysteries we will look at; a bizarre final resting… Continue reading
Best Horror Authors of the Twentieth Century
Horror has always been one of the most popular genres no matter which medium of entertainment there is. In the twentieth century readers were treated to an explosion in terror filling book shelves… Continue reading
10 Toys That Prove the 1980s Were Insane
The late ’80s were…an odd time. Few things were as odd as the toys from this era. With seemingly random franchises like TMNT, He-Man, Transformers and Garbage Pail Kids capturing the imagination of kids, toy… Continue reading
Book Review: ‘Ghost Story’ by Peter Straub
In the horror genre sometimes the written word has its advantages in storytelling over other mediums. A gifted author can craft words to tell a story which a movie could never do true… Continue reading
Most Haunted Places in the United Kingdom
For the past two years around Halloween I have written about the most haunted places in America. Likewise this year I sat down and prepared to do the same thing, but this Halloween… Continue reading
Best Replacement Heroes
As a lover of comics I often wonder about those, new to medium, excited about diving right in only to be confused that Captain America is not Steve Rogers as in the movies… Continue reading
‘Superman: The Movie’ Retro Review
Over the past ten years I have been forced to endure three Superman movies which portrayed the Man of Steel as less super and more sad and moody. I know I am not… Continue reading
‘Batman (1966)’ Retro Review
Holy Camp Classic Batman! Fans the world over know the Dark Knight as a brooding superhero who stalks the shadows of Gotham City utilizing fear as his greatest weapon against criminals. This film… Continue reading
