Arrow Video has been a revered label for fans of horror and cult cinema but for years they’ve only been accessible for those with region free players to enjoy. Recently … Read More
Abandoned Olympics Venues
The creepy pics of abandoned Olympics venues are worth at least one thousand words each. Many of the cities that prepare for the Olympics will spend so much money … Read More
Book Review: America’s Most Haunted Hotels by Jamie Davis Whitmer
America’s Most Haunted Hotels is the second book by Jamie Davis Whitmer. It details visits the author and her husband have made to some of the most haunted hotels in the … Read More
Barbu, or Attack of the Bearded Canadians
While this tip off to a very good night out is specifically for Barbu, the self-described “daring, daft and sexy as hell” acrobatics-as-theatre production, formed in Quebec but now presented … Read More
New Gaming Battleground Lies in the Cloud
In our day and age with technology advancing at a faster rate than ever, The Cloud certainly means more to us than a simple white ball of fluff in the … Read More
Famous Bestsellers on Risk and Gambling Themes, Passion for Poker
Risk and gambling theme Gambling first appeared a long time ago. There were always people who weren’t averse to risk and trying their luck at poker, roulette, etc. Even in … Read More
Casinos In Pop Culture
Do you consider yourself to be a lover of online casino gaming? How big of a fan are you? No matter your level of fandom, there are probably some things … Read More
Is This The Best Summer For Gaming?
Summer 2016 is set to be one of the best gaming seasons yet, there’s a multitude of media out to help you while away the summer days. We had a … Read More
Book: The Last One (Alexandra Oliva)
The Last One Alexandra Oliva Ballantine Books July 12, 2016 A reality show is filming out in a remote wooded area. They’re calling it In the Dark, and contestants are … Read More
Book Review Daughters of the Dragon by William Andrews
Anna Carlson, still reeling from the death of her adopted mother, returns to Korea to search for her birth mother. On leaving the orphanage that handled her adoption, a strange … Read More
Leicester Square Welcomes Carolla, Herring
Leicester Square Theatre Takes a Chance on Podcasts A few years ago, not only did podcasts have to be explained to people – usually a younger person saying some form … Read More
Film Review: MISCONCEPTION
Misconception, the documentary from filmmaker Jessica Yu, is a bit of a messy film, featuring a disjointed three chapter structure and often failing to build momentum. However, the subject matter … Read More
The Top Five Casino Movies of All Time
There are plenty of popular and memorable locations featured in some of the most entertaining movies of all time. We’ve certainly seen our fair share of creepy cabins deep … Read More
Book Review: The Girls by Emma Cline
Evie Boyd is fourteen, caught in that space between childhood and womanhood. Sick of living the life that her parents want for her, being taken out of public school and … Read More