Remember when I recapped The Walking Dead #114 and stated that we were, again, just building up to the next confrontation? Remember when I said that the confrontations needed to pan out with no more mini fights and retreating? Remember how I said that we needed to get going with Read More

Inhuman, the new YA dystopian novel from Kat Falls, released at the end of September, and this week we have it as our latest giveaway! The publisher has sent us one hardcover to pass along to you, and you have from now through midnight Eastern time on the night of Monday, October Read More

On this week's episode we answer our mailbag and then talk about some gaming news, the newest episodes of Agents of SHIELD and Arrow, and the series premiere of CW's Reign. Read More

This weekend BBC aired the official trailer for the upcoming 50th anniversary Doctor Who special, “The Day of the Doctor.” The preview pays homage to all the past Doctor actors from William Hartnell up through Matt Smith, and it is surprisingly spoiler free, opting Read More

Continuing our march toward Halloween, this week’s Fan Art Friday spotlights another icon of horror cinema. In past Octobers I’ve featured Jason Voorhees, Freddy Krueger, and Michael Myers, so it’s just about time that Leatherface got his time to shine. Check Read More

If the first two episodes of this season are any indication, Supernatural Season Nine could be re-titled Season Fine. I am already loving the feel of the show this year. The brothers are on the same page again, which is something I’ve missed for a while now. I know it Read More

It was a bleak time for sci-fi and fantasy film fans. Nearly every new release was a sequel, remake, or retread of some other movie that already had rolled through box offices. Original ideas and exciting concepts were in short supply. But wait, what’s this? A movie with an Read More

Justice League: The Flashpoint Paradox is the newest animated movie in the DC universe, and La-La Land Records has released the 28-track soundtrack as a companion to the film. Featuring nearly an hour of music composed by Frederick Wiedmann, the soundtrack is limited to just 2000 Read More

Tumblr can be a gimmicky fountain that delivers a constant flood of instantly likable memes or shareable images. Every once in a while, though, a Tumblr digs deeper and becomes something useful on a level beyond just entertainment or instant fun gratification. Today’s Read More

Time to take another look back in this second installment of Scary Nostalgia. This time we are looking back at an iconic scary movie for kids: Hocus Pocus. This movie scared me really bad as a kid. It was years before I could watch it again — I must have been in my late teens. Read More

There are very few little girls grown men are terrified of: Regan from The Exorcist because that’s the scariest movie ever (seriously the only one I can’t laugh at — minus the tinkling part), Honey Boo Boo out of fear for humanity, and Hit-Girl because she can kick their asses. Read More

Ubisoft released Rocksmith in 2011 as a hybrid game / tutorial to help gamify the process of learning to play an actual guitar. They’re following up with the Rocksmith 2014 Edition, which hits stores next week, on October 22. Today they unveiled the full track list that Read More