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How to Make Your Own Short Film

Raven Oweiner · March 24, 2022

You love movies and TV. In fact, you dream about someday selling something to Netflix or even seeing your work on the big screen. If this seems like something that will just have to stay a distant dream, think again.

The Rise Of Anime and Manga

Bill Casticart · March 24, 2022

Over recent times, Japanese anime and manga have become more mainstream than ever before, and this increase in popularity is not seeing a slowdown. Instead, it is continuing to rise in viewer numbers, and the huge social and online media phenomena are simply set to continue to grow.

Bright Helm Films' Lost Angel Offers Audiences A Haunting Mystery

Damascus Mincemeyer · March 20, 2022

There can be few traumas, if any, that exceed the loss of a loved one. Where once was a person, full of vibrancy and passion, hopes and dreams, there remains afterward a void framed only with deteriorating memories and the sober profundity of grief.

Final Season of Supergirl Lands on Blu-ray

RJ Carter · March 17, 2022

The Supergirl series is one that will be remembered as beginning with an entertaining, if light, introductory season, before spiralling uncontrollably into overworked, overwrought, identity-driven episodes.

How To Start Playing Video Games

Bill Casticart · March 15, 2022

We understand that “fifth wheel” feeling that comes when your friends are talking about a new map added to their favorite video games. It's nothing to worry about; your friends weren't born gamers; they started somewhere.

The Batman (No, Not That One) Lands on Blu-ray

RJ Carter · March 10, 2022

It's hard to believe it was nearly 20 years ago that The Batman debuted on television (and don't even get me started on how many yesterdays it was since Batman: The Animated Series began!), but fans of the show can now binge the entire series with this 6-disc Blu-ray collection from Warner Brothers

Escape from L.A. Bursts onto 4K Ultra

RJ Carter · March 9, 2022

Kurt Russell reprised his surly Snake Plissken in John Carpenter's dystopic Escape From L.A., the sequel to his much better effort, Escape from New York. In this sequel, California has been destroyed by a cataclysmic earthquake, leaving the city of Los Angeles as an island.

Horror Books A Vacation In DarkLit Press's Slice Of Paradise

Damascus Mincemeyer · March 8, 2022

Ahhhh, a vacation. To get away from the crushing rat race of the workaday world, to trade the million-and-one soul-corroding frustrations of modern life for exotic shores, white sandy beaches, blue skies, surf, sun, good food and plenty of umbrella-accented cocktails.

The Batman Exceeds Expectations with Gripping Noir Detective Thriller

RJ Carter · March 7, 2022

Where the Marvel Cinematic Universe has been so intent on the continuity of portrayal in their films (to the extent they'd rather kill off the Black Panther rather than recast him), it seems DC and Warner Brothers have no issue playing "Batman, Batman, Who Plays the Batman?" Coming off a DCEU film series with Ben Af

Factors You Need to Consider When Finding a Reliable Casino Site

Raven Oweiner · March 5, 2022

Online casinos are a great way to spend your free time by playing games, betting and winning money. There are lots of online casino websites that offer quality games and gambling services. They can be accessed from mobile phones or PC whenever we want.