Hexed was initially released as four individual issues, the first of which appeared last February. The Hexed hardcover edition collects all four of these issues and also includes an afterword from creator Michael Alan Nelson. Read More
There are basically two kinds of people in the SPNverse: Hunters (those who know the supernatural is a fact of life) and Supernaturals (the vamps, werewolves, demon, ghosts, etc. that the Hunters kill). Part 1 here is going to focus on the Read More
Have you ever wondered how writers come up with the stories they write? Then, brother, this comic is for you. Poe is all about how Edgar Allen Poe came up with the characters and situations he created with for his tales of terror. Read More
In theory, Halloween II has all of the characteristic horror movie elements that have elevated modern-day slasher movies and thrillers to the top of my favorite movies list. But while Rob Zombie's original Halloween reboot still felt strongly grounded Read More
This isn't the greatest episode, but it's pretty good as far as elevator episodes go. I have to give credit to them for actually creating a little tension and humor instead of taking the lazy way out and just having the characters sit around and say Read More
One of the most anticipated films of fall 2009 is now a graphic novel from Boom! Studios: Jennifer's Body OGN. Although not billed as such, Jennifer's Body OGN could be considered as taking place both prior to and at the same time as the events of Read More
Over the coming months, with the help of staff, readers, celebrities, and fans around the world, Fandomania is compiling a list of the 100 greatest fictional characters of all time. Read More
Buffy alums Amber Benson (Tara) and Adam Busch (Warren) join us to talk about Adam's band, Amber's books, Drones, and their awesome rendition of the Macarena. Read More
I gotta say that this episode was wickedly awesome. Of course there were some small minute letdowns but, overall, this episode gets 5 out of 5 stars. Read More
Inglourious Basterds offers a variety of elements that some directors would be hard-pressed to integrate as seamlessly as Tarantino can — violence, humor, gore, and even a bit of history all come together to make Inglourious Basterds a film that will Read More
