Ugh, Game of Thrones. What happened? D&D (showrunners David Benioff and D.B. Weiss, not the game that Will Byers wants to play in Stranger Things Season 3) let me down, and from my travels around
Several years back, the film Iron Sky hit theaters, and audiences were exposed to a ridiculous, over-the-top story about Nazis invading from space. As one would expect, the film was weird, goofy, and unexpected, and
Very often, coming of age movies portray a loss of innocence. And it makes sense. As we grow older, we experience things, and ultimately become a bit wiser and a bit less innocent. But, at
Everybody get up, it’s time to slam now…except for director Terence Nance, who apparently is no longer attached to Space Jam 2, the long-awaited sequel to the ‘90s family comedy, which saw the Looney Tunes
Growing up in the ‘90s, Rocko’s Modern Life was the cornerstone of any nutritious animation fan’s diet. With its adult, yet kid-friendly humor, it’s a show that’s managed to stand the test of time in
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San Diego Comic-Con is, of course, one of the biggest events known to pop culture. Every year, it serves as one of the main hubs of geek news and announcements, with the industries ranging from
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=C5T2AOjpSZs Ever since 2013’s Blackfish documentary, it changed the landscape of sea parks’ relationships with killer whales for entertainment. SewWorld, the largest marine theme park, changed its policy towards orcas after massive boycotts and decline
Welcome to GeekScholars Movie News presented by LRM Online! This regular podcast features The GeekScholars—Jill, Chris, and Fox—as they discuss a roundup of current happenings in Hollywood! On this week’s show the GeekScholars play Script Doctor as they
Tokyopop established the current manga market in North America. For years, manga was extremely popular in Japan. Then in the late 1990s, Tokyopop began to license and publish manga for this untapped market for these
