Assemble here my geeks, nerds, friends, friends of nerds, nerdy friends, geeky… ah you get it. Today is the day that we have been waiting our collective lifetimes for. Today is the day that The Avengers hits that magical silver screen and comes to life in a way that we have only dreamed of as
In the mid-18th Century the streets of Baltimore are gripped in fear as a series of grotesque murders have the people locking their doors and praying for relief. In times as dark as these who better to call on as their savior from evil but the Movie Issues Boys: Leland & Spooky, out to take
(For anybody who’s wondering, I promise I’ll eventually review a book written in the past five years, it won’t always be these decades-old books. Honest. I promise.) Like many people I read the first four books of Douglas Adams’ Hitchhiker’s Guild series and stopped there. I’d heard the fifth book, Mostly Harmless, wasn’t as good,
Well Hollywood, you did it again. You’ve made another movie no one wanted, tainting a property most people only know by name (and would probably only be able to name two of the four Stooges). Only time and this weekend’s box office numbers will tell as The Three Stooges opens today against Cabin in the
Leland and Spooky saw another movie, so you know what that means: another Dual Review! We take the best two nerds can offer and give it to you for the price of a single admission. This week, the boys were blessed by fate with the chance to see Cabin in the Woods. Filmed in 2009, but
If you ever hear me say “Oh, I’m not really into the whole vampire thing,” feel free to smack me. I don’t know why I say it; it’s probably because I don’t dress in black or wear fake fangs (much) but as I was reading Poppy Z. Brite’s Lost Souls, I kept comparing it to
With the release of The Old Republic , it was time to dust off the PC and locate a proper mouse. My infamous Logitech Revolution is primarily used for design work, and something with more buttons would make MMO-ing just a bit easier. After a vigorous search, the Roccat Kone+ caught my eye. Armed with
This is the year that easily could be called the “Year of the Fairy Tale Movie” since there are several different movies being released taking their inspiration from stories told to children to tuck them in at night. From animated family movies like Jack the Giant Killer, Dorothy of Oz, and Brave, to live-action films
There is a lot to be said about the Young Adult (YA) genre of literary fiction these days. The rise of the Harry Potter and Twilight series proved that pre-teens and teenagers still love the written word. So what happens when another YA fiction comes on the scene and gathers the same obsessive and loving