Over the weekend of April 3rd through 5th, Harry Potter fanatics and Twi-hards ambushed the Holiday Inn on International Drive in Orlando, Florida, to celebrate their love of two massively successful book franchises. Lyn was there on hand to witness.

With Watchmen, the “unfilmable graphic novel,” now in theaters, it’s time to take a look at the last Alan Moore work that was brought to the big screen — the politically-laced graphic novel, V for Vendetta.

For this week’s Fandom Deathmatch, we’re taking two wicked, leather-jacket-wearing vampires and pitting them against one another to determine who holds the crown for for best bleach-blond vampire of them all!

Lyn was at MegaCon last month and captured some of the costumed folk in photos. Here’s her look at the costumed fun that was to be had.

Twilight has made its way into the hands of fans around the world, and Lyn’s here with her review of the Blu-ray edition.

Ever met a guy that was just the picture perfect representation of your dream man? Sadly, that picture-perfect façade is often hiding something much more sinister. Here is a list of ten guys who appear on the outside to be amazing catches, but the consequences of such a catch often are too large to bear.

It’s car versus car action in this week’s Fandom Deathmatch, as KITT takes on the demonic Christine.

Lyn takes a look at Battle Royale, the violent Japanese phenomenon that has traveled from book to movie and back to print as a manga.

The second installment of Fandom Deathmatch pits Sarah Connor against Ellen Ripley. They’ve fought aliens and robots. How will they fare against each other?

This week Lyn takes a look at the translation of Mortal Kombat from video game to movie (but only the first movie, as she denies the existence of the sequels).