The Dark Game of Hobbit Thrones by Jason Yang
There are a trillion violinists on YouTube trying to rack up views and likes on the site, but few stick out in my mind like Jason Yang. The guy’s got talent, and it’s no surprise…
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Well This Was Bound to Happen: A Game of Thrones Engagement Shoot
We’ve seen zombie, ninja and Star Wars themed engagement shoots before, so it stands to reason that a Game of Thrones one was going to come sooner or later. Above and below are Ramon and…
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Game of Thrones Review: “The Climb”
I’ve seen Game of Thrones episodes end with stabbings, beheadings, glorious battles or terrible defeats. Even a horrifying wedding proposal, as seen last week. But this time, on a very special Game of Thrones, we…
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Jumping The Shark: Finding the Exact Moment When Good Shows Went Bad
by Indy Zoeller “Oh, and for the record, there was an episode of Happy Days where a guy literally jumped over a shark. And it was THE BEST one!” – Troy Barnes, Community Jumping the…
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Can You Fathom It?
Recently, I had the good fortune of hearing Patrick Stewart tell a story about how he ruined a family’s summer. Truth be told, I think he ruined many families’ summer, so let me put it…
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“We’re All Stories, In the End”
A beautiful, yet somehow tragic eleventh Doctor piece from one of our favorite artists, James Hance. I’ll let this one speak for itself.
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On A Feast for Crows
Another week, another Song of Ice and Fire book down. I’ve been enjoying my trek across the literary world of Westeros as much as I’ve liked the show, but I was a little scared to…
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Game of Thrones Sigils Using Pokemon
It’s another one of those combinations that just calls to me the moment I see it on the internet. Game of Thrones AND Pokemon? Like I could pass that up. The project is from Cami…
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The Night is Dark and Full of Terrors: Netflix’s Hemlock Grove
by Joy Bossardet Echoing the luster of True Blood’s groundbreaking first season, complete with a Skarsgard (one of Alexander’s many brothers, Bill), Netflix introduces Hemlock Grove. While there are many similarities to horror-drama crossovers such…