Join Bri and Mack for the first episode of the horror podcast Killer Waffles as they take a deep dive into all things Michael Myers—from his iconic theme song to … Continue reading Killer Waffles Podcast Episode: Michael Myers
In this challenge, you’re everyone’s best friend… until you’re not. Welcome Bitizens! Bitlife released a challenge this weekend and I wanted to give you some tips ans tricks on how … Continue reading Bitlife Challenge Guide: Friend to Foe
I can’t believe it’s been over ten years since this 50th animated feature from Disney Animation Studios graced the public and skyrocketed the House of Mouse into a new era … Continue reading Tangled- Ten Years Later
Malcolm in the Middle was one of the many staples of my childhood. Its whimsey and humor brought heart and levity to many households in the early 2000s. I got … Continue reading Stay Alive-A Cautionary Tale
I always wondered over the years if The Mummy was considered a pure horror film. The 1932 classic starring Boris Karloff was considered horror. Even my local library identifies the 1999 blockbuster … Continue reading The Mummy: A Successful Remake
I must confess I am late to the James Wan train–at least, in terms of his ties to the horror genre. I admired how he added something so special to … Continue reading The Conjuring: The Birth of a Cinematic Universe
I have to tip my hat to Jordan Peele (Key and Peele), who starred in iconic comedic shows with an explosive fan base. But he has my eternal admiration for … Continue reading Get Out: As Art Reflects Life
Surviving a horror movie takes a considerable amount of skill and good luck. Not every character is cut out for the horror genre, and they serve one purpose only; to add … Continue reading Unexpected Horror Movie Survivors
I have to confess that this is the first film I ever saw when I originally signed up for Netflix, but that’s not something I’m ashamed of. According to Sigourney … Continue reading Paul -Ten Years Later
I can’t believe it’s been 15 years since Night at the Museum’s 2006 release. I was very intrigued by this film just by the trailer. The basic idea: a guy works in … Continue reading Night at the Museum-15 Years Later
Fans of the long-running military sci-fi drama Stargate SG-1 were shocked when the series was abruptly canceled in 2007. The Syfy Channel announced the series’ closure just as SG-1 aired its 200th episode, making it the first … Continue reading Why Stargate SG-1 Ended With Season 10
Surviving a horror movie, much less than an entire franchise, is no easy feat. It takes courage, endurance, a lot of luck, and favorable writers to ensure a character makes … Continue reading Horror Movie Victims Who Should’ve Survived- Horror Obsessive Edition
“I came down the chimney. Ho. Ho. Ho. My name is Helga Sinclair. I’m acting on behalf of my employer.” -Lieutenant Helga Katrina Sinclair, Atlantis Disney’s action animated flick, Atlantis: … Continue reading Why Helga Sinclair Steals the Show in Disney’s Atlantis
BY MACK VELTMAN With Moff Gideon’s backstory and true motivations in The Mandalorian still a mystery, a new theory from Reddit claims he could have a past in Star Wars … Continue reading The Mandalorian Theory: Moff Gideon Is a Former Inquisitor
BY MACK VELTMAN Javicia Leslie dons the cowl as Batwoman in the upcoming second season of the CW’s Batwoman, set to premier in January 2021. In a series of newly … Continue reading CW Reveals Images of Javicia Leslie as Batwoman
BY MACK VELTMAN With Dexter getting another crack at its ending, let’s look at other series that deserve the same treatment. Read more: After the Dexter Revival, THESE Shows Deserve … Continue reading After the Dexter Revival, THESE Shows Deserve a Shot at Redemption
BY MACK VELTMAN They’re as iconic as Bond himself. They’re beautiful lovers, brave warriors, scheming villains, and often, one of the most memorable aspects of the films. They are The … Continue reading Bond Women Rising
In the Season 2 finale of The Boys, the show’s female characters show just why they’re not to be messed with.
“The greatest scientists are artists as well.” -Albert Einstein Introduction Science, technology, engineering, and math are highly regarded as educational priorities, but these subjects and fields can seem scary and … Continue reading STEAM- Where Art Meets Science
My journalism professor assigned this project involving data journalism. Along with a few of my peers who share my interest in science, I wrote some case studies on different publications … Continue reading Data Journalism
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