Retro Nostalgia to the Max!
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Envisioning New Realities: The Fantasy Art of Michael Whelan
Michael Whelan is one of the world’s most renowned book cover artists, with an unprecedented number of Hugo, World Fantasy, and Chesley awards for his 40-plus years to his credit. And in 2009, he became the first living artist to be inducted into the Science Fiction Hall of Fame.
Troma Delivers Features-Packed, Newly Restored ‘Surf Nazis Must Die’ Blu-ray
Riding a wave of nostalgia, ‘Surf Nazis Must Die’ Blu-ray arrives on February 8th, 2022 and comes packed with all-new special features.
Bring Horror Home With ‘Candyman: Day of the Dead’ Blu-ray
Deep-cut genre label Vestron Video is back with another fun and frightening release with ‘Candyman: Day of the Dead’ on Blu-ray.
Fill Your ‘Ghostbusters: Afterlife’ Void with ‘Ghostbusters: Year One’
‘Ghostbusters: Year One’ scratches that nostalgic itch and provides a tantalizing link between the first movie and ‘Ghostbusters: Afterlife.’
The Utter Joy That Is ‘Superman ’78’
Writer Robert Venditti and Artist Wilfredo Torres have produced a love letter to Richard Donner’s 1978 blockbuster in their six-part series ‘Superman ’78.’
Nostalgia’s Revenge: Juice Bomb! – My Newfound Fascination with Pogs
Whether viewed as a momentary craze and product solely of its time or a lasting legacy of the power of exploitation, the lure and collectability of Pogs lingers on to this day.
The Blame Game: ‘Home Alone’ Revisited
‘Home Alone’ reminds us if you’re a mother, everything is your fault. And it’s still mothers who assume the heaviest load, especially now.
Skating Into the Past
If there was one final mercy extended to customers it was that we were told when Skate Country would be closing. What person wouldn’t want to spend just a few more minutes with a dying loved one?
Nostalgia’s Revenge: Foundation and Empire…and Robots!
As lovers of movies like Star Wars and Alien and original series like Lost in Space, I think we owe it to ourselves to pay a visit to where it all began: Isaac Asimov’s ‘Foundation.’
Frightening Females: The Women Writers Who Made Point Horror Iconic
It was a safe way to be scared. It transported the reader to a world of suspense and danger, yet that world was still secure. It was a much more innocent time for kids. ‘Point Horror’ fears were always conquered and understood in the end.