Arguably, The Legend of Zelda is one of the best video game franchises of this known world. More so, The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time is one of the best games ever created. Period. When you combine the awesome power of Zelda with the geeking power of those who are enamored with our green tunic wearing hero then all balance is fully restored to the nerdosphere. Continue reading
This video is pretty old in Internet time since it came out this Summer, but there have been a lot of things that I haven’t posted because I just haven’t gotten around to writing about ’em. So if you haven’t seen Saruman (Christopher Lee) from The Lord of the Rings singing Eduard Khill’s infamous “Trololo” then you are in for a real treat. Continue reading
With the impeding release of Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows: Part II and Harry Potter: The Complete Collection coming later this month, I felt it only necessary to make you aware of this amazing fan-made Criterion Collection of all of the Harry Potter films. Patrick Sullivan, a recent graduate of Cooper Union, created for his senior portfolio an amazing design of a complete collection of the Harry Potter films if they were distributed by The Criterion Collection. Go on ahead to see every design and box-set art for his project! Continue reading
Breaking through the static of mainstream horror of all its splatterore porn and “found footage” films is a tough business to be had. One man dared to dream, Michael Dougherty. Today, October 31, 2012, FEARnet brings you a 24-hour marathon of his film Trick ‘r Treat, which I can honestly say is one of the best horror films of the modern era. Continue reading
What could be the next epic trilogy or teen crazed Twilight-like fad, The Hunger Games movie is looking to be a little something of both. The book trilogy, written by Suzanne Collins, and adapted by Gary Ross is set to the tone of a post-apocalyptic world formerly known as North America. Twelve districts annually send out teenagers to fight in a televised battle where only one can survive. Lionsgate has released eight new character posters introducing you to the main cast. Young and old, the cast looks spritely and you can check out all eight posters after the jump. Continue reading
I FREAKING LOVE HALLOWEEN. The spirit of the holiday season is amazing and it’s not just because the female species feels that it is necessary to dress slutty 78% of the time. The horror movies, the candy, the parties, the atmosphere, the eeriness of it all to be celebrating the dead – or undead – I LOVE IT ALL. And what better way to celebrate All-Hallows-Eve then to have a 24-hour Trick ‘r Treat marathon. But before we partake in this amazing movie marathon, we must first carefully follow the rules of Halloween provided by FEARnet. Check out four-amazingly well-done PSAs of Halloween after the jump. Continue reading
Come this December, Warner Bros. will halt all circulation of DVDs and Blu-rays of the the entire Harry Potter franchise. Just like Walt Disney Classics, the #1 best-selling movie series will cease to be on shelves to purchase until further notice. You best grab your own copy of the beloved wizarding films before it’s too late! Do you think they’ll be going in Gringotts? Continue reading
Let’s tickle those tummies with a good old fashioned red band trailer for American Reunion. The characters conceived by Adam Herz are all back and headed to their high school reunion at East Great Falls. Directed by the duo who brought you Harold and Kumar, Jon Hurwitz and Hayden Schlossberg, we will find what antics Jim, Stifler, Finch, Oz, Kevin, and Michelle have all been up to since we last saw them together in American Pie 2. To the next step! Continue reading
After increasing their prices and failing to reacquire a new contract with Starz, Netflix seemed a little down in the dumps and was losing subscribers faster than those who still read a newspaper. With help from DreamWorks, it looks like the company may be back on track to getting some better streaming options for those still interested in sticking around with the service post 2012. Continue reading
The time that has passed since the release of the infamous adaptation of William Goldman’s fantasy novel, The Princess Bride, is quite inconceivable. (At least I think so…) I was no more than seven-months old when Westley (played by Cary Elwes) sought out his true love, Buttercup (Robin Wright) from the evil clutches of Vizzini (Wallace Shawn) and then Prince Humperdink (Chris Sarandon) with the help of Fezzik (André the Giant) and Inigo Montoya (Mandy Pantinkin)
But enough with the nostalgia, Entertainment Weekly was fortunate enough to gather the surviving cast from The Princess Bride for their reunion issue that came out earlier this month. After the jump check out the cast photo of The Princess Bride almost 25-years later shot by Art Streiber.
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