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FOG! Demands Answers About The ‘Kolchak: The Night Stalker’ Action Figure Kickstarter From The Wandering Planet Toys Masterminds
FOG! Attends The 53rd Annual Saturn Awards!
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Exclusive Look at ‘The Avengers: Age of Ultron The Art of the Movie’ and Win a Copy of the Book!
Comic Artist Klaus Janson Opens First U.S. Art Show at Philippe Labaune Gallery in NYC This March
‘The Complete Novels of Jane Austen’ Arrives From Folio Society With an Illustrated Limited Edition Box Set
‘Marshall Rogers: Bright Days and Darkest Knights’ (review)
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Sneak Peek: Act 4 Publishing & Skybound Reveal New Look at ‘Jim Aparo’s DC Classics’ Artist’s Edition
‘King Kong: The History of a Movie Icon – Revised and Updated Edition’ (review)
Patrick Dennis…The Butler Did It
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‘Jim Aparo: Brave & Bold Artist’ HC (review)
Satire Is What Closes on Saturday Night…
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
‘DEVO: The First 50 Years’ Exhibition at Mark Motherbaugh’s MutMuz Gallery: One Night Only on April 24th
Thirty Two Thoughts About ‘Thirty Two Short Films About Glenn Gould’
‘Novocaine’ Debuts On 4K/Blu-ray June 24th; Available Now on Digital
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Podcasts Celebrating Television’s Past
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‘Resident Alien: The Complete Series’ Blu-ray (review)
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Forces of Geek 2025 Halloween Gift Guide
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‘Song Sung Blue’ On Digital Now and Win a Digital Copy! Arrives on Blu & DVD on 2/17
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Three years on from Avatar: The Way of Water, James Cameron’s third film in his blockbusting action sci-fi franchise featuring blue space cat...
Directed by Mona Fastvold and co-written by Fastvold and Brady Corbet, The Testament of Ann Lee focuses on the life of Ann Lee...
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Art as social commentary has always been the norm, and musical theater is no exception, as some of the most celebrated productions of all...
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There are comedies, and then there’s Curb Your Enthusiasm, Larry David’s magnum opus of social catastrophe, moral nitpicking, and unfiltered honesty. It’s a show...
Scarlett Johansson makes her directorial debut with Eleanor the Great, a small film dealing with identity, friendship and grief. The always engaging June...
If you asked most people to assign a genre to Woody Allen pictures, “whodunit” would not be high on many lists. And yet it’s...
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Nobody thanked Kirk Douglas on the night it won the top five Oscars at the 1975 Academy Awards. And yet without him, there would...
I may be the only person in the world who wasn’t head over heels for this film. I tried and tried and even watched...
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