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  • Twilight Begone! Fantasy Fiction Reclaims its Throne

    Ten years ago, Stephanie Meyer unleashed upon the literary world the lukewarm, sub-par novel that not only brought Young Adult Fiction back to the main stage of publishing, but popularized glorifying teenage/abusive relationships. Since then, authors have been clamoring over themselves to make their mark in Meyer’s wake by reviving some other long-forgotten monsters of…

  • E3 2015: Videogames to Get Excited About

    For many gamers, E3 is one of the most exciting events of the year. Game studios announce their (hopefully awesome) new products and fans clap and get their wallets ready. This year’s E3 is no exception. Here are six videogames announced at this year’s E3 that look pretty darn cool. Star Wars: Battlefront DICE and…

  • Despite Technological Advances, Paper Isn’t Going Anywhere

    In an age known for its advancements in technology, many desire to cut down on the use of paper. Instead, people use computers and other electronic resources. They read ebooks and type into word processors. But despite all of the technology and electronics that make paper less used and less needed, paper will never become fully obsolete….

  • Star Citizen: The Ultimate Sci-Fi Space Videogame

    If you’re a gamer, you may have played sci-fi MMOs and RPGs, first person shooters, or air/space dogfighting games. If you like the sci-fi genre, you may have watched movies like Star Trek and Star Wars and TV shows like Firefly. But I bet you’ve never played a videogame that combines all of those into…

  • Sci-Fi Films That Are Under The Radar

    We all know the classic sci-fi movies, but there have been just as many that have fallen under the radar. Some of them have a lot to offer. So let’s talk about some of these lesser known sci-fi movie gems. Night of the Comet  (1984) First up is Night of the Comet. The movie begins…

  • Leviathan: Viral Sci-Fi Teaser Is Coming to the Big Screen

    Ruairi Robinson’s online viral sensation Leviathan is going to be turned into a full-length movie produced by Simon Kinberg and Neill Blomkamp, according to Slash Films and Deadline. Leviathan is a gritty, sci-fi Moby Dick that has the potential to be an incredible on-screen adventure. It’s a tale as old as time, really. Screenwriter Jim…

  • Jack Burton is Back in the ‘Big Trouble in Little China’ Comic

    With a potential Big Trouble in Little China remake staring Dwayne “The Rock” Johnson on the horizon, it’s only fitting to look into the Big Trouble in Little China comic universe for inspiration. Let’s hope the producers of this remake used the comic to come up with some ideas. Why? Because it’s awesome. The Goon series…

  • Microsoft HoloLens Is a High-Tech Piece of Potential Awesomeness

    Do you ever wish that you had the holographic technology of Tony Stark and SHIELD? Well, that technology may not be far off. Microsoft has announced that their latest innovation, the HoloLens, a pair of holographic image-generating glasses, will be released in the same timeframe as Windows 10. Is the Microsoft HoloLens the Future of…

  • Updates That Would Take ‘Lego Worlds’ up a Notch

    LEGO and TT Games’ LEGO Worlds has only been out on Steam Early Access for about two weeks, and a multitude of enthusiastic, childhood-reminiscing gamers are already clamoring for more. The game has been lauded for its innovation and its potential capacity to rise above Minecraft. However, LEGO Worlds players are quick to confirm that there is…

  • Axanar: The New ‘Star Trek’ Fan Film Made by Trekkies

    [youtube https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1W1_8IV8uhA&w=560&h=315] Axanar is a new Star Trek independent film made for Trekkies by Trekkies that dives into the battle between the Klingon Empire and the Federation that defined its destiny. Through its kickstarter campaign, Axanar managed to raise over $600,000, and will be one of the first non-CBS/Paramount Star Trek movies produced entirely through crowdfunding efforts….

  • ‘Game of Thrones’ S5 E10 Finale Recap: Let it Snow

    I guess we should have seen this coming. I guess the signs pointed in this direction all season long. But even as season five cut to black, I have a really hard time believing that this is the end for our friend Jon Snow. On a show where tons of characters die, I thought he…

  • Pow! Top Superhero Fights in Film

    Some will argue that the action genre is a fading art with every studio milking the comic book cash cow. Back in your mother’s day, one liner action gurus, like Stallone and Norris, brought sweaty chest hair to justice on the big screen year round. A great action movie these days, much to Jason Statham’s…

  • 5 Tips on How to Defeat the Early Morning Groan

    Getting up early is hard. I know, I have been trying to do so for years. No doubt, if you’ve tried to change your habits, you’ve probably read all the internet self-help sites there are to read about the benefits of getting up early and how to do it. Some of this advice is good,…

  • IDW’s ‘Ghostbusters/TMNT’ Crossover Comic is Totally Fun

    In case you missed it, IDW is doing some pretty incredible things with their continuing Ghostbusters comic book series. There are volumes of trade paperbacks out there now, tons of variant covers, and stories written in the spirit of the movies but freed from the containment grid. They currently have a new series that bridges…

  • 5 Awesome Games to Play With Your Family and Friends

    Most of us love playing games with our family and friends. We get to sit around a table, or lounge in chairs and on couches. We witness the creation of inside jokes, and watch competitiveness reveal itself. Whether the game is Monopoly or Uno, it creates the opportunity for valuable memories to form, for bonding time,…