Movies

You ever notice how some of the most imaginative scenes in film occur when a character is under the influence? Whether it be drugs or psychoses, these moments stand out to all of us because of their portrayal of what happens when we let go of reality. Read More

Paige takes a look at Observe and Report and delves into how the "black comedy" has evolved and developed over the years. Read More

Adventureland is a more mature offering from Superbad's Greg Mottola. Read what Kelly has to say about the latest "geek coming of age" tale. Spoilers ahead! Read More

Amigurumi is a Japanese form of crocheting, usually of cute animals or chibi-style figures. It's a popular craft for fans of just about everything, as it lends itself well to distinctive characters, like this amigurumi Fellowship of the Ring, made by Read More

This week the Cinema Doctor gives his special brand of treatment to the oft maligned Alien 3. Read More

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. Read More

For most geeks, the act of customizing cars is relegated to video games like GTA and Burnout. But there are some industrious fans who use their cars as another way to show their loyalty to a particular fandom. Here are ten of the most interesting Star Read More

The villains for Sam Raimi's fourth and fifth Spider-Man films have been announced. Let the speculation begin (or continue)! Read More

Paige takes a close look at Watchmen's Comedian and examines why it might or might not be okay to love him. Read More

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! Read More

This past weekend saw the release of the new 3D animated feature Monsters vs. Aliens, and John was there to review it. Read More

The teaser trailer to Spike Jonze's adaptation of Maurice Sendak's Where the Wild Things Are is now online. Take a look at the monstrous fun! Read More