I have had an insatiable love of movies my whole life and collected comics for over 20 years. The end result is I have Rain Man-like knowledge of both. As a dad of twins, I spend my time being a dad, traveling, and getting my boys caught up on all things pop culture.My favorite comic characters? Green Lantern (Hal) and Captain America (Steve).
Inside the Star Wars Empire: A Memoir is a book by Bill Kimberlin, who has worked in Hollywood for decades and uses his knowledge of behind-the-scenes movie making to present a stellar depiction of what it really takes to make movie magic.
DetailsStar Wars: A New Hope
Join Comic Watch as we celebrate May 4th with a look back at the film that started it all, plus so much more! In 1977, the release of what was then simply known as Star Wars was the beginning of something never before seen in this world. It was a global phenomenon.
DetailsNight of the Creeps
Night of the Creeps is a horror movie. It’s a comedy. It’s strangely also part sci-fi. At its core, it’s a B-movie creature feature that knows exactly what it is and revels in its own awesome weirdness.
DetailsLake Placid
Some of the best creature features have always been the ones about animals who run amok. From Jaws to Anaconda, these types of horror movies run the gamut of realism. Somewhere in the middle of that range is Lake Placid.
DetailsEight Legged Freaks
Eight Legged Freaks is everything you would want in a cheesy, horror-comedy creature feature. In a send up to B movies of the 50’s where, for your horror viewing pleasure, everything from ants to women were growing to extremely large proportions because of radiation, this movie presents giant spiders!
DetailsThe Blob
The Blob may very well be the movie that launched launched the term “creature feature.” Its campy b-movie take on an unstoppable alien monster makes this movie so much fun to watch.
DetailsApril Fool’s Day
Over the top, cliched, melodramatic, and often poorly acted, both the original April Fool’s day in 1986 and the 2008 “remake” have their issues. However, they still prove to be fun viewing, especially if you watch them in theme with the day. So, if you’re looking for something mindlessly fun to watch this April 1st, either April Fool’s Day fits the bill.
DetailsRadioactive Dreams
Doubtlessly, most of you have never heard of Radioactive Dreams, but it definitely fits the “so bad, it’s good” category. It is a wacky post-apocalyptic movie that is pure 80s! Even though it’s next to impossible to find, if you like fun, weird post-apocalyptic movies, you should seek this one out.
DetailsThe Hunt
Blumhouse’s new movie follows an elite group of rich liberals who kidnap and hunt to kill people they deem as “deplorables.” Modeled after the story from The Most Dangerous Game, this movie is a blast to watch.
DetailsEerie, Indiana
Eerie, Indiana was a cool show back in the 90s that would have been a teenage version of the X-Files but aired before X-Files. The show followed a teenage “weirdness investigator” as he looked into the strange happenings in his small hometown.
DetailsBlade the Series
Did you love the Blade movies? If so, then you may kind of like the Blade series! Sort of. This one season show picked up the vampire hunter’s story where the movies left off.
DetailsDrive
Drive was equal parts Prison Break and Cannonball Run. While that sounds interesting and fun, the show bombed and is not even a blip in the history of television.
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