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BLACK MASS Movie Promo Giveaway!
Yup, this giveaway is open to everyone that wants to enter (assuming you live in the USA)! WHAT’S AT STAKE: Our winner will get the Black Mass book, Black Mass movie soundtrack, Black Mass hat, and Black Mass bookmark! HOW TO WIN: All you have to do to enter out giveaway is fill out the […]
Spielberg to direct Ernest Cline’s ‘Ready Player One’
My wildest geek dreams have come true. A movie of Ernest Cline’s 2011 novel, Ready Player One is in the works and Warner Bros. Studios has Steven Freakin’ Spielberg set to direct it. So why is this so amazing? First, they’re gonna need a bigger special effects budget. To give you an idea, here’s a brief synopsis […]
Big Eyes: The Film, The Art, a Book to Read
Big Eyes: The Film, The Art Hardcover: 192 pages Publisher: Titan Books (January 27, 2015) Language: English Available on Amazon $22.35 This a coffee-table book that you will actually want to read. In fact, this particular book has occupied my beside-table for several weeks now. I only find the book difficult to read as the photographs […]
Book Review: Suffer the Children by Craig DiLouie
Like a car crash, Suffer the Children by Craig DiLouie is tragic and horrifying, but no matter how much you may want to, you simply cannot look away. Suffer the Children Author: Craig DiLouie Publisher: Permuted Press Genre: Horror Pages: 352 Release date: May 20, 2014 Sound like your cup of tea? Then buy […]
Book Review: Horrorstör by Grady Hendrix
At first glance Horrorstör, the novel by Grady Hendrix, designed to look like an Ikea catalog, looks like a clever marketing gimmick or a parody without substance. But readers, I promise you, like the Orsk store at the center of this plot, Horrorstör is full of surprises. I recommend getting your hands on a physical […]
Book Review: Gone Girl by Gillian Flynn
The wait is almost over! On October 3rd the film adaptation of Gillian Flynn’s bestselling novel Gone Girl will be out in theaters so, if you haven’t read the book, now is the time to get your hands on a copy. This is a book that readers either love or hate, so read on to find […]
Viz Media Releases New Studio Ghibli Hard Cover ‘The Art of Princess Mononoke’
Viz Media is set to release a new special edition Princess Mononoke art book at the end of this month, complete with a new translation and aesthetically pleasing hard cover! Good news to soothe our souls from Studio Ghibli’s co-founder, Hayao Miyasaki’s retirement announcement early this month. (He might be serious this time!) “We are very […]
The Art of the films Dawn of the Planet of the Apes and Rise of the Planet of the Apes
The Art of the Films: Dawn of the Planet of the Apes and Rise of the Planet of the Apes is a stunning look behind the camera of these two films. This book offers a look at the concept art and behind the sense photographs, giving a detailed look at the making of these films. […]
Set Your DVR: FX’s The Strain
Get ready for sparkle-free Sundays Tonight FX throws it genre hat into the Sunday night mix with Guillermo del Torro’s The Strain. Based on an original story by del Torro and Chuck Hogan, that was first published in book form and later as a pretty good comic, The Strain is a straight up horror story […]
Book Review: The Black Hour by Lori Rader-Day
The Black Hour is the best debut novel I have read in a long while. I was blown away by it. Let me tell you why below. THE BLACK HOUR AUTHOR: Lori Rader-Day PUBLISHER: Seventh Street Books RELEASE DATE: July 8, 2014 GENRE: Thriller, mystery, crime LENGTH: 331 pages Pick up a copy of The Black […]
A very superhero book review of “Sidekick”!
Sidekick takes everything you love about chick lit comedies like Bridget Jones’s Diary and throws them into the superhero realm. Author, Auralee Wallace delivers laughs, action and heart in her début novel. Bremy St. James used to be an heiress; now she sleeps beside a toilet in a tiny apartment. She left her old life […]
Book Review: Awesome Jones
Imagine a fairy tale read by Stan Lee: romance and magic combined with high-flying, comic book action. The result is Awesome Jones. you have to start believing that you can be the man you want to be. Awesome is a regular guy living in an extraordinary world where superheroes patrol the city and wield incredible […]
Vampire Academy the movie just….bites
Richelle Mead’s Vampire Academy books are surprisingly good. Based on the cheesy title, I didn’t expect a series of engrossing, well-written novels. When I learned Mark Waters of Mean Girls fame was directing the film adaptation and working with screenwriter Daniel Waters of Heathers. I thought that despite the terrible tag line: “they suck at […]
