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Game Of Thrones may be done on HBO, but the legacy remains, as people have decided to celebrate the end of it all in different ways.

The Invisible Man takes a classic movie monster and revamps it for the modern age while also being a very good thriller.   Director: Leigh Whannell

We got a chance to review the "Start Collecting! Sylvaneth" box for Warhammer: Age of Sigmar, and that's just what we're doing!

We found the new WWE Good Humor ice cream sandwiches, and while not at all like the classic ice cream bars, they are pretty good!

Dice drafting games are addictive, fun, and a great way to spend an afternoon with friends -- or by yourself! Sagrada is one such dice game.

Now in select theaters, Buffaloed is indie cinema at its finest, and is sure to be one of the funniest films released in 2020.

It is with a heavy and awed heart that I bring to you my review of the brilliantly-muddled Fire on the Velvet Horizon, a book by Patrick Stuart.

Following up on both of the Theros: Beyond Death booster draft box review I have done as well as that of the Planeswalker Deck gameplay from the very same set, I wanted to see how Sealed gameplay works out for the newest set from Magic: The Gathering.

I had gotten a game in with both of them pitted against each other and I'm a bit baffled.

The Planeswalker decks for this set, which is inspired by Ancient Greek mythology and other recognizable tropes, feature both Ashiok and Elspeth.

A mysterious box came into my possession a couple of days ago, and I wanted to inspect it and talk about it with my loyal readers today.

The Gentlemen is a return to form for Guy Ritchie movies and while all of that works the casual racism sprinkled throughout the entire movie just cannot

A while ago we were lucky enough to receive a new SCUF Gaming controller for the Xbox One in the form of the SCUF Prestige.

Nurgle has a tendency to be slow-moving, and as such the presence of Nurgle can be felt for a good while after he leaves.

When Oddworld: Stranger’s Wrath was released in 2005, it was an X-Box-exclusive. PC and Playstation 3 received high definition ports in 2011.

Katakros stands quite oppressively with his retinue, an entourage of multiple advisors and guards. This is a pretty imposing model to behold.

Dolittle is a boring slog of a film, and will leave you wondering how they spent $175 million on it by the end (REVIEW). It opens tomorrow.

MAINGEAR took a moment to send us one of their new products to review in the form of the Classic Backpack in the Nero model.

Today, we are looking at the kit for The Glottkin, a trio of brothers from the family Glott, who were unspeakably twisted by the whims of Nurgle.

The Start Collecting! Maggotkin of Nurgle boxed set is great for reinforcing a Nurgle army in Age of Sigmar!

(DC Comics, creative team: Marv Wolfman, Mark Guggenheim, Tom Derenick, Tom Grummett, with a cover by Jerry Ordway) As the Crisis on Infinite Earths’

'Tis the season for bloodshed and winter finally arriving. HBO was kind enough to send us a special Game Of Thrones Holiday Kit for us to review.

The Fan Club Edition of Once Upon A Time... In Hollywood comes packaged in a Bounty Law lunch box.

Last year, one of the most talked-about crossover events was when IDW helped collide the worlds of Dungeons & Dragons and Rick And Morty together.

I felt it apt to review a large, jolly being with plenty of smaller creatures in his employ, and gifts to give everyone... That isn't Father Christmas.

While entertaining, Star Wars: The Rise Of Skywalker is a mess of a movie. Is it a fitting end to the Skywalker Saga? That is for you to decide.

Cats is a strange beast to begin with, but the combination of strange CGI makes the translation from stage to screen even worse. Director: Tom Hooper

Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker features some very strange pacing, odd structure, and is likely the least cinematic of the new era of films but still

Hopefully, this review will sate potential players' desire for spreading the literal filth that is Nurgle.

Back in July 2019, Wines That Rock revealed a pair of limited edition wines from "Star Trek", both being released ahead of "Picard".