An ambitious social worker investigating missing women leads her to the mysterious nightclub Carmilla’s and finds a new reason to be careful of the night in DarkHorseComics Carmilla: The First Vampire.

When Knives Out opened in 2019, it gave the world Daniel Craig’s Benoit Blanc, a wonderfully southern-fried detective full of colloquialisms and an eye for details.  Three years later, Blanc is back for another mystery in Glass Onion. Check out our review.

We closed out another year of gaming with our rundown of game reviews for this month of December in the Gamebox.

Over a decade in the making, Avatar: The Way of Water has finally arrived in theaters and delivers a scale of visual splendor and action the likes of which we have rarely, if ever, seen before.

It was time to shuffle cards, count spaces, and spend action points when Pax Unplugged returned this December 2nd to 4th.  Unplugged is the annual gaming event focusing on tabletop and board gaming. We were invited to check out the products from various studios, learn about the newest developments on upcoming titles and meet some interesting people while we gamed. Read on to see what we did at Unplugged and the cool things we saw along the way. 

It’s that time again when you should turn off the game consoles, power down the PCs, and get back to old fashion paper and dice gaming. Pax Unplugged is returning to the Philadelphia Convention Center this December 2nd to 4th.  This will be 3 days of panels, workshops, crafting, shopping, and tabletop gaming provided by […]

Before we feasted, we filled up our gaming plates with some great titles this month. Check our latest video game review round-up in the Gamebox 2.0 of November 2022.

Considered lost for decades, Blu-ray label Visual Vengeance has found and released the 80s Satanic Panic horror movie Heartland of Darkness (aka Blood Church), which co-stars genre favorite, Linnea Quigley.

As part of Atari’s big 50th-anniversary celebration this year, Atari Mania brings WarioWare-style microgame craziness to classic Atari titles. Check out our review.

Last October, we got to check out the first Universal Classic Monsters: Icons of Horror collection, which brought Dracula, Frankenstein, The Wolfman, and The Invisible Man to 4K.  Now we have Vol 2, which includes The Mummy, The Bride of Frankenstein, Phantom of the Opera, and Creature from the Black Lagoon.

There were no tricks and plenty of treats for the games we got to check out for October. We started the spooky times with the old-school adventure game Unusual Findings, explored abstract terror in The Fridge is Red, went futuristic in the Deadlink, sharpen our detective skills in The Case of the Golden Idol, and more for this month’s install of the Gamebox.