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INT. TRAIN – MOVING: A Look Back at Some Great Train Movies
‘Ripley’: Believe It or Not, It’s Wicked Good
“Once Upon a Time, There Were Three More Little Girls”: Another Take at ‘Charlie’s Angels’
Boston’s Coolidge Corner Theater Reopens After Extensive Renovations
Fantasia Obscura: ‘Journey to the Far Side of the Sun’
“Find a Way” – An Interview With ‘Space Wars’ Director Garo Setian
Cartoonists Nick Bertozzi and Dean Haspiel Interview Each Other
FOG! Chats With Howard Chaykin About The Return of ‘TIME²’
Marty Krofft (1937 – 2023); Gen X’s King of Saturday Morning Television
Once Upon a Time in Gotham: FOG! Chats With Academy-Award Winning Writer John Ridley
‘American Sniper’ Arrives on 4K Ultra HD May 14
‘The First Slam Dunk’, Acclaimed Animated Sports Thriller Makes Domestic Debut on Blu-ray June 25
Trey Parker and Matt Stone Celebrate Anniversaries With 4K ‘South Park: Bigger, Longer & Uncut’ and ‘Team American: World Police’
‘American Fiction’ Arrives on Blu-ray on June 18
COMIC BOOK NEWS: DC Comics, Image, Dark Horse, BOOM!, Dynamite, and More!
‘American Sniper’ Arrives on 4K Ultra HD May 14
‘The First Slam Dunk’, Acclaimed Animated Sports Thriller Makes Domestic Debut on Blu-ray June 25
Trey Parker and Matt Stone Celebrate Anniversaries With 4K ‘South Park: Bigger, Longer & Uncut’ and ‘Team American: World Police’
‘American Fiction’ Arrives on Blu-ray on June 18
COMIC BOOK NEWS: DC Comics, Image, Dark Horse, BOOM!, Dynamite, and More!
FOG! Exclusive! Check Out These Images From ‘Rebel Moon: Wolf: Ex Nihilo: Cosmology & Technology’
Sneak Peek: ‘Marvel Studios’ Thor: The Art of The Movie’
TwoMorrows’ Reveals ‘It Rose From The Tomb’
FOG! Exclusive! ‘Happy Days: The Official Cookbook’ Serves Up Some Very Cool Recipes
FOG! Exclusive! First Look at ‘John Carpenter’s Toxic Commando: Rise of the Sludge God #1′ From Dark Horse Comics!
Wandering Planet Toys Announces New ‘The Prisoner’ Retro Action Figures
Craig Yoe Launches Autobiographical Comic, ‘Woman & Man’ on Kickstarter!
The Folio Society: ‘DC: Batman’ (review)
Welcome to the 2023 Forces of Geek Holiday Gift Guide! Part One: Home / Office / Life
First Look: ‘Marvel Studios’ The Infinity Saga: Iron Man: The Art of the Movie’
Welcome to the 2023 Forces of Geek Holiday Gift Guide! Part One: Home / Office / Life
The Forces of Geek 2023 Back to School Gift Guide
‘Superman: The Movie’ Web3 Experience: Multimedia Living Movie Experience from WBHE and Eluvio Available Today!
How Pop Culture Is Shaping Our Digital Lives
Welcome To The Forces of Geek 2022 Holiday Gift Guide
‘Prince and Purple Rain: 40 Years’ Celebrates Prince’s Most Iconic Album and Film
‘New Kids on the Block 40th Anniversary Celebration’ – New Book Relives NKOTB’s Rise to Superstardom
Warner Bros. Home Entertainment Announces ‘The Color Purple’
‘Weird: The Al Yankovic Story’ 4K UHD (review)
FOG! Chats With The King of Comics Kayfabe, Ed Piskor, About the ‘Hip Hop Family Tree Omnibus’
Audible Announces New Audio Original ‘Slayers: A Buffyverse Story’; Premieres October 12
Jack Quaid to star in Mike Mignola, Thomas Sniegoski’s ‘Grim Death & The Electrocuted Criminal’ Audio Podcast
Listen! ‘You Already Know’ Podcast Episode 1: “Akoins”
Podcasts Celebrating Television’s Past
‘Cartoon Logic’ Podcast Launches
‘Ripley’: Believe It or Not, It’s Wicked Good
‘Doom Patrol: The Fourth and Final Season’ Comes to DVD & Blu-ray on April 9th
‘Andor’ S1, ‘Obi-Wan Kenobi’, ‘Moon Knight’ S1 and ‘The Falcon and The Winter Soldier’ S1 Coming to 4K UHD and Blu-ray For The First Time!
‘Shōgun’: Clavell’s Epic is Updated For Our Time… Maybe For All Time (television review)
‘Three Little Birds’ (TV Mini-Series review)
Blue Man Group: New Acts, Same Hue (theater review)
‘Tis An A Faire To Remember!: FOG!’s Benn and Liz Robbins Revisit Carvershire
‘Cirque du Solei Boston Presents ‘Twas The Night Before …(review)
Star Wars Celebration 2022: A New Hope
Hayao Miyazaki: Academy Museum of Motion Pictures Exhibition Catalog (review)
Boston Cinegeeks! We’ve Got Passes for ‘Sting’
Boston Geeks! We’ve Got Passes To See The First Two Episodes of ‘Fallout’
Boston! We’ve Got Passes To ‘Aquaman and The Lost Kingdom’ in 3D!
Boston Cinegeeks! We’ve Got Passes For ‘The Creator’ Starring John David Washington
Boston Cinegeeks! We’ve Got Passes For ‘Expend4ables’ Starring Stallone, Statham, Dolph and Fiddy
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Like any decade, movies from the 1990s were, in hindsight, distinctly connected to their time, and something that had a substantial impact on...
American Sniper, the 2014 biographical war drama directed by Academy Award Winning Director Clint Eastwood and starring Academy Award nominee Bradley Coopers as will...
Few things in life are certain, but January being a dumping ground for less than stellar cinematic efforts has a long history of...
Most people will have probably heard a thing or two about Bitcoin or cryptocurrencies, especially with the huge spikes in value seen in the...
January 23 City of Rock Da Peng’s highly anticipated sophomore film, City of Rock, follows Hu Liang, a young man from a small town...
Let’s say you love comics. You love comics, but you’re frustrated. There are so many good independent books and small publishers that take chances...
The Three Rooms in Valerie’s Head Written by David Gaffney Illustrated by Dan Berry Published by Top Shelf Productions ISBN-13: 978-1603094153 Released 1/17/18 /...
The Philadelphia Eagles, my hometown football team, have advanced to compete in Super Bowl LII. In anticipation—or, at the very least, hopes—of their upset...
Welcome back to Graphic Breakdown! Here are some books to get your week off to a good start! Atlas and Axis #1 Written...
Shadows on The Grave HC Written and Illustrated by Richard Corben Published by Dark Horse Comics ISBN-13: 978-1506703916 Released 1/17/18 / $19.99 Richard...
Twin Peaks wrapped up this year and, if David Lynch is to be believed, it may be the final chapter not just on Laura...
Every year there are certain trends that gain a footing on social media, and often transform it completely or at very least alter it...
Produced by Joanna Bowzer, Daryl Goldberg Executive produced by Jonathan Gray, Roslyn Greenfield Written and Directed by Jamie Greenberg Starring Nick Westrate, Betty Gilpin,...
Welcome back to Graphic Breakdown! It’s a hell of a week for reading comics. Let’s waste no time! Doomsday Clock #3 Written by...
This time around it’s about families again! Grayson’s son (in the possible future) faces down death in his last issue, Zod’s son is reintroduced...
Do you constantly feel like you’re trying to combat your own mental clutter when trying to manage your work desk or personal business matters?...
Produced by Shereen Hariri, Kevin Baird Maile Baird, Erik Lundmark Written and Directed by Francis Stokes Starring John Hawkes, Karen Black, Dan Castellaneta, Ryan...
Doomsday Clock #3 Written by Geoff Johns Illustrated by Gary Frank Published by DC Comics In stores Jan 24, 2017 / $4.99 The...
Fed up of playing computer games, why not try a bit of a retro gaming trend to coincide with the 80s themed movie and...
Monster maven Guillermo del Toro, and funnyman Jordan Peele are the big winners this morning as the 90th Academy Awards were announced Tuesday. The...
The folks over at Sitcomics had an idea on how to take the comic world by storm, and now in January 2018 they’ve introduced...
Baywatch was the number one show in the world in the 1990’s (only briefly being unseated by Renegade in 1995) and while most people...
Produced by Sammi Edelson, Aaron Feldman Executive Produced by Randy Sklar, Jason Sklar, Jordan Rubin, Bobby Stewart, Andy Edelson, Jeremy Edelson, Jonny Edelson, Helen...
“In the 19th century, persons suffering from a mental illness were thought to be alienated from their own true natures. Experts who studied them...
Much like the movies, casinos offer a sense of escape; a place to lose oneself in a world of possibilities. And films set around...
In my last column, I said I was finally ready to see The Last Jedi. Life got in the way: Moving, then holiday travel,...
As the awards season ramps up, the small screen is in an itty-bitty bit of a dry spell. Sure, there is prime time TV,...