A New Internet Mission: Nicolas Cage as Every Pokemon
Oh internet, how I love you. Your insanity never ceases to amaze me. This is a new project called “Nic Cage’s Face On All 151 1st Generation Pokemon.” It is exactly what it sounds like….
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Hail to the Queen, Baby
The first true “cosplay” costume I ever attempted was for Halloween my sophomore year of college. I thought it would be pretty badass to dress up as Ash from Evil Dead. Two problems with that. A) I…
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Luke’s Change – The Real Story Behind the Fall of the Death Star
I’m not sure how many of you are familiar with “Loose Change,” the pseudo-documentary about what “really” happened on 9/11 that is legitimate enough to at least graduate from YouTube to Netflix, over the past…
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Debate of the Day: What Was the First R-Rated Movie You Ever Saw?
When I was younger, it was a big deal for me to watch a rated R-movie. It involved a fair amount of sneaking, as my parents would never allow such a thing. It couldn’t be…
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Unreal Movie Review: Spring Breakers
4.5 out of 5 stars I remember when I went to see Drive a few years back, and ended up walking into one of the strangest moviegoing experiences of my life. I thought I was…
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A Tiny Lead Chestburster
I’ve seen pencil lead artwork before, where a shape is carved into the lead on the tip of pencil, but none quite like this. It’s a piece that employs the technique to the fullest, and…
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The Things You Find in Chinatown
Alright, alright, so this isn’t a knockoff bag created by some Chinese Star Wars fans, but it is something you can actually buy on Etsy if you don’t want to shell out a few hundred…
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Cobra Commander Turns to Kickstarter
If Kickstarter can fund an entire feature length movie, who’s to say what it can’t fund? Well, one recognizable figure is now taking to the site to ask for some crowdfunding of his own. That would be…
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Some People Just Shouldn’t High Five
For a T-shirt full of adorable violence, look no further than this design from Threadless (artist Queenmob). It shows what can happen if you don’t correctly assess your high five potential as a fictional character…