Movie Review: Pyewacket
Some conduits probably shouldn’t be opened, but being human, it’s obvious that good judgment isn’t always something that’s bound to be
Author: Tom Foster
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Gipsy Danger vs. Godzilla: Who Wins?
In a head-to-head match, a lot of people feel that Gipsy Danger from Pacific Rim wouldn’t stand a chance against the current version of Godzilla. If Gip
Remembering Scott Hall: Wrestler Dies at 63
Wrestling legends manage to last for a long time after they fade, and many of them are revered for quite a while after their passing. In the case of Scott Hal
Movie Review: Fistful of Vengeance
It’s fair to say that if one wants to understand this movie they should watch Wu Assassins on Netflix since it might make a lot more sense. Plus, after
Top 10 Bad Boys/Girls of Marvel
Throughout the Marvel universe, there are plenty of characters that are a little more free-spirited than others since they’re either arrogant, ignorant,
Movie Review: The Adam Project
It’s not often that a movie like this, with Ryan Reynolds, comes around, right? A lot of people have seen Reynolds as the bad boy thanks to movies like
How Realistic is the Series Britannia?
It feels easy to state that a lot of people might look at a show such as Britannia and wonder if any of it is realistic, or if it’s all a matter of taki
Raised by Wolves: “Feeding” Recap
Things are quickly coming to a head when it comes to who’s going to band together and who’s going to stand against the rising threat that’s
Fan Theory: The Vacation Movies Existed in Alternate Dimensions
Okay, so a lot of fan theories are a bit silly when one sits down to think about them, but at the moment they’re a lot of fun to talk about since they c
Remembering William Hurt: Actor Dies at 71
We can’t keep our favorite actors around forever, no matter how much we want to. What we can do is remember them when they’re gone, as the memorie
