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You remember back before being a geek was considered “cool”? Back when Star Wars fans were second only to Trekkies in terms of fanboy dorkery? This is what they’ve been up to.

Careers in music are kind of like DUI charges: every celebrity needs at least one. So get ready for '6 Celebrity Albums that Never Should Have

We are told the music soothes the savage beast. What we're not told is that it can take that same beast and turn it into a mobilized crowd looking to “break

When we turn on a television show boasting thrills and action, well, that’s kind of what we expect to see. We yearn to witness butts being kicked, huge

First things first, let’s not pretend that zombie movies are ever going to be exactly “normal.” After all, we’re talking about movies that center on the conceit that the dead will return to life and start feasting on living human flesh. It’s not a particularly normal idea, despite how prevalent it has become over the years. But even in the genre of zombie movies, there are some that, amazingly, ma

Every movie, no matter how tiny the budget or unknown the star, needs to create characters that viewers will care about enough to last the length of the movie.

As a general rule, kids are not remotely ba?a*s. They are small, typically frail and weak, not particularly adept with bazookas and just generally

We’d like to believe there is a balance that exists in the world, but this belief is seriously challenged. For every million movies made, we’re lucky to have a single one that surpasses the original.

With the return of the immensely successful and wildly popular Game of Thrones, it’s only natural to look at the bookshelf and imagine what books may have a chance to rival the success that George R.R. Martin’s series has achieved on HBO. Obviously not every book would make for a great show, and some would make better movies, but there are some stories that are just so epic and grand in scale that

TV themes in the 2000’s mostly consist of instrumentals. The 90’s had lighthearted pop or short jingles. But back in the day, TV execs funneled all the horror and pain they weren’t allowed to make characters endure right into those opening credits…