Author Archives: Fandomania

This week Anchor Bay released to DVD Son of No One, the cop drama starring Channing Tatum, Tracy Morgan, Katie Holmes, Ray Liotta, Juliette Binoche, and Al Pacino. You can win a copy of that DVD from us this week by entering our latest contest! Read More

The debut of the much anticipated Hunger Games film adaptation is just around the corner, and fandom for the book trilogy written by Suzanne Collins has never been greater. It seems like the best and worst time, then, for the Harvard Lampoon to present Read More

The long awaited first release from Curt Schilling's 38 Studio has arrived, and it delivers all the fantasy trappings we could hope to see. Read More

Three tracks from Megadeth make up this week's new downloadable content for Rock Band, spanning from 1992 up through their newest album in 2011. Read More

Microsoft has kicked off this year’s Xbox Live Arcade House Party with Warp, a sadistically adorable game from the folks at EA and Trapdoor. Are teleporting aliens and exploding scientists right up your alley? If so, this is one title you shouldn’t miss. Read More

It's Monday, and that means it's time for our roundup of our top three picks of the notable geeky releases for the coming week in games, movies, and video. Read More

This week we talk about Megacon 2012, some new video games, and the concert we saw recently. But most importantly we ask: What's the deal with George Lucas? Read More

When Final Fantasy XIII released, we featured its chief protagonist Lightning with a Fan Art Friday. Now that XIII-2 is on shelves, it only seems fair that we'd showcase Lightning's kid sister Serah, who now is front and center for the franchise. Read More

Spike Lee’s 1992 adaptation of Malcolm X’s autobiography stands as one of the director’s most significant films, as well as one of Denzel Washington’s most powerful performances. Now, twenty years after the movie’s release, Warner Bros brings Malcolm X Read More

Stoner comedies and Christmas movies inhabit their own little circles of movie genredom, never really crossing each other’s paths. As with all things, it was inevitable that the two eventually would collide, and the result is A Very Harold & Kumar Read More

Texas Killing Fields, newly released on Blu-ray, ostensibly is a crime film inspired by true events. In reality, the story writer Don Ferrarone tells in the movie holds only a passing connection to what actually happened. Directed by Ami Canaan Mann and Read More

Tomorrow is the last day you can enter our giveaway for a Cash Cab Board Game and a VISA Gift Card worth $50! Read More