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While in theory, the combination of an exorcism film and a giant shark movie might sound good, Shark Exorcist – the only one of its kind so far, is awful. The movie […]

Galantis is back with new music in the form of Pillow Talk, a great dance track that they themselves have termed a return to form. Whatever you call it, it happens to […]

Piranhaconda is exactly what you would expect from this made-for-television movie directed by low-budget guru Jim Wynorski. It features a hybrid creature combining an anaconda with that of a piranha which fits […]

Never before has rock n’ roll merged with Christmas so well as it did with the coming of the Trans-Siberian Orchestra. Thanks to Paul O’ Neill and members of the rock band […]

Come on Eileen by Dexys Midnight Runners might be the greatest one-hit wonder of all time. Whatever the case, it is an amazing song no matter how you look at it.

Syfy has put out a lot of garbage movies over the years and surprisingly, Lavalantula is not one of them. It is a genuinely entertaining film that features Steve Guttenberg in the […]

The Good Life – a Christmas chill out music mix by Sensual Musique is a great set of songs by a wonderful set of artists like Elephante, Goldfish, Illenium and more. Perfect […]

With Keep it in the Family released none too long ago by Shortstraw, they have delivered an absolutely devastating track that makes you want to get up and dance almost immediately. A […]

The third Godzilla movie of the Millennium era is interesting simply for the fact that this is a Godzilla that is truly monstrous. The creature looks similar to the previous films in […]

Take one part Mokita and one part The Ready Set and you get the very excellent Broken Parts. This was a great collaboration between the two artists and it is nice to […]

For the most part, when you have some obscenely large animal or monster or what have you in a film, it usually makes it worth watching. Sadly, that cannot be said of […]

Moth by Brain Tan is a great track, slightly laid-back with a wee bit of electronic goodness embedded within its indie framework that is easy on the ears and a jam that […]

Godzilla returns once again to batter Japan, but this time it is not the same Godzilla, as that particular one from the 1954 motion picture had died. This is an all-new member […]

Young the Giant are a good band and they have been around for a while now so they know that every now and then you have to do something a little different […]

Writer – Marv Wolfman Artist – Gene Colan Inker – Bob Smith Colours – Michele Wolfman Letters – Todd Klein For the most part, Marv Wolfman and Gene Colan take a break […]

Writer – Don McGregor Artist – Ricardo Villamonte, Tom Sutton Inker – Tom Sutton Colours – Marie Severin Letters – Gaspar Saladino, Diana Albers In his spectral form, Doctor Strange has gone […]

Writer – Elliot S. Maggin Artist – Dick Ayers Inker – Ernie Chua, Alredo Alcala The really great thing about this particular issue is the fact that it not only flashes back […]

Pulptastic! – Erle Stanley Gardner 7

Satan Takes All Forms – Shark Exorcist (2015)

Song of the Day: Galantis – Pillow Fight

Leave Strange Eggs Alone – Piranhaconda (2012)

Sunday Sessions – A Trans-Siberian Orchestra Christmas

Song of the Day: Dexys Midnight Runners – Come on Eileen

From the Bowels of the Earth Comes…– Lavalantula (2015)

Monday Mixin’s – The Good Life

Song of the Day: Shortstraw – Keep it in the Family

Godzilla, Mothra and King Ghidorah: Giant Monsters All-Out Attack (2001) – The Visuals

A Battle to End all Battles – Godzilla, Mothra and King Ghidorah: Giant Monsters All-Out Attack (2001)

Song of the Day: Mokita & The Ready Set – Broken Parts

Forgettable – Supercroc (2007)

Song of the Day: Brain Tan – Moth

Has Godzilla Met His Match? – Godzilla Against Mechagodzilla (2002)

Song of the Day: Young the Giant – Nothing’s Over (In The Open)

Issue by Issue – Night Force #8

Issue by Issue – Doctor Strange Vol.2 #31

Issue by Issue – Kamandi: The Last Boy on Earth #49

The Lost Continent (1951) – The Visuals