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As legend has it, a young Long Island girl roamed through her house one fateful night, axe in hand, and slaughtered her family before she also died in a similarly bloody manner. Director Frank Sabatella cites that urban legend as the inspiration for his Read More

X-Men: First Class is in theaters this weekend, dialing the clock back on Professor X and Magneto to show what they were like before they pursued their own separate agendas. In honor of the classic mutant villain we all know and love to hate, this Read More

New content to Age of Conan will tie together the game and the upcoming movie, Conan the Barbarian. Set 20 years after the movie storyline, the new adventure pack will include, but is not limited to, content from the movie and will allow players to Read More

To commemorate the 150th anniversary of the American Civil War, Gettysburg and Gods and Generals arrived on Blu-ray last week with special director's cut editions, featuring an assortment of bonus features, special digibook packaging, and loads of Read More

It's been a while since I featured Star Wars in Fan Art Friday, so it's just about time that we took a look at some more artwork created by fans of that galaxy far, far away. This week's focus is Mara Jade, wife to Luke Skywalker and powerful Jedi in Read More

The Rite is the latest in a run of movies about demons and exorcisms, and while it treads some common ground, it does offer a few new twists on the familiar story. Read More

Whacky, wise, or wondrous, wizards play an important role in fantasy and fantasy-derived genre fiction. Along with the young hero on a quest and the evil overlord, wizards are one of the most common archetypes of fantasy fiction. Let’s get a good list Read More

1963's Soldier in the Rain has a true all-star cast (Jackie Gleason, Steve McQueen) and crew (Blake Edwards, William Goldman) that comes together to create a character study that is equal parts comedy and drama. Read More

Captain Jack Sparrow embarks this weekend on his newest adventure with Pirates of the Caribbean: On Stranger Tides, and he's the feature for this week's Fan Art Friday. Read More

From dance to drugs, disco left its distinct mark everywhere. No form of entertainment, including science fiction, escaped the awesome power of the disco era. Strap on your roller skates and put on your short shorts as we take a look at the Read More

It's been a while since a young adult book series has been both wildly popular and exceptionally well written. The Hunger Games fills both of those requirements and is well on its way to becoming a major motion picture series. This week's Fan Art Friday Read More

In 1969, a new generation of free love, MGM tried to update their old private eye Marlowe into a joking action hero in the James Bond mold. The result can be seen for the first time on DVD in the new release of Marlowe through Warner Archive. Read More