Back in 1985, Richard Donner and Steven Spielberg introduced the world to The Goonies, a movie that would become an instant and enduring classic for a generation growing up in one of the best decades ever to be a kid. Now, a full quarter of a century later (feeling old yet?), the Read More

The number one movie at the Halloween weekend box office was Saw 3D, knocking Paranormal Activity 2 out of the top spot. Adding the 3D gimmick and advertising itself as the movie in which "the traps come alive," this seventh installment is purported to be the conclusion of the Read More

You've probably seen the "magic trick" where someone pulls the tablecloth off of a table, leaving the things on it undisturbed. You've probably also been told at some point in your life that humans only use 10% of their brains. Mythbusters tackled both of these on their most Read More

We were promised truth in this episode. Did we get it? Well, more in terms of reasserting that which we already knew. It wasn't straightforward, and that led to a better line of storytelling than simply laying bare the characters' souls. Read More

This week we're giving away copies of The Wicker Man's soundtrack CD, provided by Cinemedia. Here's how you can win! Read More

This week we talk about the future of the Battlestar Galactica universe on Syfy, as well as the past week in TV and last weekend's Saw 3D. Read More

Happy Halloween! To celebrate the spookiest of holidays, here's a look back at some creepy and horror inspired articles we've posted leading up to this Halloween, as well as over the past couple of years. Read More

Earlier this month I reviewed the new Thundarr the Barbarian: The Complete Series DVD that was released as part of Warner Archive's growing collection. Now they're back with yet another new release of classic animation with The Addams Family: The Complete Animated Series, just in Read More

I'm well versed in the campy ridiculousness of Batman's adventures in the '60s, but nothing I saw there prepared me for the full blown and awesome weirdness of the Legends of the Super Heroes DVD from the Warner Bros. Archive Collection. Read More

A couple of years ago I featured the Saw franchise as part of Fan Art Friday's October horror celebration. Today the supposed final chapter in the Saw series releases in theaters, so we're returning to Jigsaw and his games one more time to close out this year's month long Read More

Although I appreciate the other storylines they have developed, the one I'm most interested in is the evolution of Zoe and Tamara, who I'm sure will end up being very significant to the development of the Cylons of BSG. We didn't see any of them this week. Read More

What struck me first about this comic was the old-time feel of it. The lettering and coloring makes it reminiscent of days before, when you could buy an issue for just a few cents and would read it so many times that the pages threaten to fall apart. This comic's story upholds Read More