Magic and adventure await in the hottest fantasy book releases in October 2021 … with some spooky horror flavor. Tis the season. Flowers for the Sea by Zin Rocklyn Type: NovellaPublisher: TordotcomRelease date: Oct. 19 Den of Geek says: This hotly anticipated horror-fantasy has created both discomfort and wonder in early reviewers. We’re enjoying the
How far will Claire go to preserve her oath of “Do No Harm”? This week, Claire and Jamie find themselves coming to terms with this as they once again have to help an injured man. This time, his name is Mr. Beardsley–a cruel man who may have killed multiple women wedded to him after “they”
This Evil review contains spoilers. Evil Season 2 Episode 12 Pinocchio, your strings are showing. Creepy dolls don’t have to walk, talk, or wet themselves to capture paranoid attention. Chuckie, Annabelle, Talking Tina, and the Killer Krusty Doll from The Simpsons’ “Treehouse of Horror III” all bring solace to some, and torture to others. Eddie
It would seem reports of movie theaters’ demise were greatly exaggerated. That seemed obvious last month when Shang-Chi performed beyond expectations and earned $94.7 million over a four-day holiday weekend. Yet it seems even more clear now since Venom: Let There Be Carnage, the follow-up to Tom Hardy’s madcap 2018 superhero movie, blasted past the
Comics are Katie Kubert’s professional medium, but it’s the other kind of medium that’s perhaps as equally relevant to her current role as editor of the new DC Horror imprint. As a child, Kubert recalls visiting the Tower of London with her family when, after a brief visit, her mother said, “I don’t want to
It’s hard to walk in an old gangster’s shoes, even if they are patent leather, but it helps if you have the OG’s custom tailored, classic wide collar mustard-yellow coat. Front-buttoned, with wool blend material, soft inner viscose lining, long sleeves, and open hem cuffs, it is stylish and smart, though not blood resistant. Billy
Go beyond the blockbusters to today’s smartest, most exciting science fiction novels and novellas. Here are our top picks for October 2021: Star Wars: Ronin Type: Novel Publisher: Del ReyRelease date: Oct. 12 Den of Geek says: Candon’s debut novel brings Star Wars into a new dimension with an expansion on the short anime episode
Explore the DUST Multiverse on our App: https://bit.ly/DUSTChannel A humble domestic servant awaits the return of his loved ones… “Robert” by Jonathan Irwin Connect with the Filmmakers: https://www.instagram.com/mcphisto4/ https://www.vimeo.com/jonoirwin https://www.joyriderfilms.com More About “Robert”: A glimpse into the future of our technological friends: The ROB 9000, waits for his family. Focusing on the robot’s self-awareness, loneliness
The House of El has a new hero. Check out Supergirl’s side of the story. Part 1: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1YRXgr3rrXk Part 2: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vPOZuEa9dso Injustice 2 – Coming May 16th, 2017 Pre-order Now at www.Injustice.com #DC #DCComics #DCUniverse
This article contains light spoilers for The Many Saints of Newark. The Sopranos prequel film, The Many Saints of Newark is David Chase’s return to the New Jersey city where his families lived, worked, and occasionally breathed their last. The film focuses on Christopher Moltisanti’s (Michael Imperioli) father Dickie Molitisanti (Alessandro Nivola), and his struggle
In the last decade, Japanese publisher Konami has largely moved away from AAA video game publishing in order to focus its development arm on its much more profitable pachinko machines. It’s been an unfortunate pivot for fans of Konami’s games, to say the least, since the publisher happens to be sitting on some of the
This article contains spoilers for The Many Saints of Newark. In some of the spookiest words ever spoken on The Sopranos, the usually genial and optimistic Bobby “Bacala” Baccalieri Jr. wonders aloud what being killed would be like. “You probably don’t even hear it when it happens, right?” Bobby asks his boss Tony Soprano as
A 140 year old woman, sustained by a mobile life support chair, must come to terms with the reality of death. Subscribe to the DUST Newsletter: https://bit.ly/signal_newsletter #DUST #scifi #shortfilm “CXL” Directed by Jordan Blazak – DUST Audience Award Winner of the KIN x DUST Sci-Fi Short Film Competition About DUST: DUST presents thought-provoking science
When I first walked out of The Many Saints of Newark, my initial reaction was to call it a B-movie. What I didn’t say at the time, however, was how much I love B-movies. While I saw the flaws in the film and couldn’t wholly endorse it to cinemagoers spoiled by the perfection of The
Today’s young adult books bring romance, adventure and social commentary. Take a look at our best bets for what to read this September. Vespertine by Margaret Rogerson Type: Novel Publisher: Margaret K. McElderry BooksRelease date: Oct. 5 Den of Geek says: The author’s Venom comp hooked me on this one. Set in an alternate world
Edgar Wiggins is a Soul Plumber, and the hero of the new DC Horror title of the same name, created by The Last Podcast on the Left trio of Ben Kissel, Marcus Parks, and Henry Zebrowski. The enormously successful podcast, now available exclusively on Spotify, combines comedy and high strangeness for deep dives into the
There’s a line early on in Wes Anderson’s The French Dispatch that will surely make any room full of journalists howl in amusement. Sitting at his desk, and under the typical kind of droll bewilderment we associate with Anderson heroes, Bill Murray’s editor of the film’s eponymous magazine exclaims, “She was told to turn in
As anyone who has spent a minute or two on Tik Tok can tell you, songs from the Venom movie franchise have a prosperity to go viral…not entirely unlike the alien symbiote himself. A track from legendary rapper Eminem, fittingly titled “Venom,” that was featured in the 2018 Tom Hardy film has popped up all
The Walking Dead has served its share of infuriatingly repugnant characters across its eleven long years on AMC. Indeed, the show’s devoted audience is quite accustomed to seeing insufferable asshats torment and/or kill beloved characters, creating an empty, sour return on emotional investment. Robert Kirkman’s source material comic book indicates that the most infuriating of
Part of 2021’s Welcome To The Blumhouse, Bingo Hell sees a sinister figure threaten the residents of a low-income community and a feisty senior citizen trying to stop him! After 60-something neighborhood activist Lupita (Adriana Barraza) discovers that her beloved local bingo hall has been taken over by a mysterious businessman named Mr. Big (Richard Brake),
“I wanted to do something that honoured all the black people in my life, specifically the women. To show how they may tackle an issue with a vampire versus the kind of characters we’re usually exposed to,” writer Sherman Payne tells us about his new vampiric horror-comedy, Black As Night, which is about a teenage
Halloween season is the perfect time to curl up with a scary read. Here are our top picks for new horror books in October 2021 … The Death of Jane Lawrence by Caitlin Starling Type: NovelPublisher: St. Martin’s PressRelease date: Oct. 5 Den of Geek says: One of the buzziest horror novels this season is
We’re deep into the fall TV season, which means it’s time to keep the new show faucet going. With its list of new releases for October 2021, Hulu is bringing several new original series to the table. The biggest Hulu original this month is undoubtedly Dopesick. This miniseries starring Michael Keaton premieres Oct. 13, is
This article contains mild The Many Saints of Newark spoilers. Alan Taylor, the director of The Many Saints of Newark, comes full circle in the wet work he’s done for The Sopranos, Game of Thrones, Rome, and other HBO murderfests. After almost two hours with the central figure of the film, Dickie Moltisanti (Alessandro Nivola),
After the series was teased in a surprise end-credit sequence following the Season Two finale of The Mandalorian, we’re going to be treated to more Boba Fett goodness this coming winter with the character getting a series of his very own. Entitled The Book of Boba Fett, Disney+ has revealed the key art for the
Evan Mack and Chauncey K Robinson break down Season 1 Episode 9 of DC’s Titans entitled “Hank and Dawn” in which The origin story of Hank Hall and Dawn Granger’s relationship and the loss in each of their pasts that brings them together as vigilante superheroes Hawk and Dove. ABOUT TITANS: Do you like adolescent teens
New World breaks from some MMORPG character-building traditions in fascinating ways, but like pretty much every other RPG ever made, the game ultimately relies on stats and attributes to help determine the effectiveness of your created character. That being said, it’s not immediately clear exactly how New World‘s attributes actually work. While the game tries
While Star Trek: Picard continues the character-driven story begun in Star Trek: The Next Generation, the first season of the Trek series had a very different premise than its predecessor. While TNG, like most “classic” Trek series, is a problem-of-the-week workplace drama, Picard leans into the serialized format that is much more common in modern
Rocky IV is often callously dismissed as a motion picture punchline embodying 1980s absurdity and the popcorn-friendly selling-out what was once an Oscar-winning franchise. However, the film remains widely beloved, and clearly means a lot to its star/writer/director, Sylvester Stallone. Having long felt the 1985 film was unfinished, Stallone recently took upon the task of
Author: Walter Goodwater Publisher: Solaris Price: £14.99 (hardback) Red Valley, California has always been a little different. Not only does its inhabitants tend to err towards the strange and supernatural, but it has its very own house that likes to disappear and its King, well, he says he protects the town but people are too