It's 1968 and you are a soldier stuck in the middle of a Vietnam jungle. You expect to kill a few, if not many in order to preserve your own survival. But are you prepared to kill them again once they rise and become the undead? You would be, if you were a soldier in '68 Encore. Read More

With 2011 coming to a close, it’s time for us to revisit our annual tradition of looking back at our favorite releases of the past year. We polled the Fandomania staff and asked for everyone’s favorite movies of 2011. This list is a compilation of the results. Read More

Issue three starts off with the Last on Oprah, because as everyone knows, if you go on Oprah, you’ve made it. After that, things get weird. Charles wants to do something in Chicago, something the Last doesn’t know about. Read More

This week Fueles By Ramen Records celebrates their fifteenth anniversary with a new 6-pack of downloadable songs for Rock Band, featuring tracks from Cobra Starship, Gym Class Heroes, Panic at the Disco, Paramore, Sublime, and Travie McCoy. Read More

Angel and Faith have had to deal with a lot of problems as of late. However, even they can take time out to help their friends, right? Or, two beings that have latched onto Angel against his wishes. Clem and Harmony have come for a visit! Best Friends Forever! Read More

At the end of each year we like to round up lists of our staff's favorite movies, TV shows, and video games from the past twelve months. We realize not everything will be hugs and puppies, though, so this year we're also taking a look back at our biggest disappointments in Read More

It's our year end wrap-up episode for 2011! We discuss our favorites and least favorites from TV, movies, and video games throughout the year. Read More

The Darkest Hour is not a bad soundtrack, and I'm sure it is highly effective within the context of the movie. As a musical work by itself, however, it's not different enough from many of the other action movie soundtracks out there to warrant a closer look. Read More

The Rocketeer arrives on Blu-ray for a twentieth anniversary release, just in time for the holidays. Read More

It's the end of another year, and it's time to feature some more great fan created art that shows off the fannish side of the holidays! Read More

The Sigh, which reads like a fairy tale, is a story appropriate for all ages. The art, typical to Satrapi, is perhaps not super sophisticated, but is really an addition to the story telling rather than the meat of the story telling. Read More

In the final part of Sharing for the Holidays, I’ll be sharing some of my favorite things, be they movies, comics, or video games. Read More