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Tonight is a salute to directing legend Yoshiaki Kawajiri (Wicked City, Vampire Hunter D: Bloodlust) as he makes his 2ndappearance during this month’s horrorthon, and it’s two personal favorites from the long-lost 20th century. The respective worlds that they inhabit couldn’t be more opposite from each other, but they’re both post-apocalyptic crapholes full of monsters,…

What if falling asleep meant facing a killer you couldn’t escape? Filmmaker Wes Craven brought that terrifying idea to life in his 1984 movie.

Absolute Catwoman by Scott Snyder, Che Grayson and Bengal to extend into 2027… but only because it’s late

Developers on Hedera are making significant strides in gaming, AI, and digital ownership, as highlighted by the recent tweet from @hedera. This development is crucial as it reflects the ongoing evolution of the blockchain landscape. The growing focus on these sectors may attract more institutional interest and investment in Hedera’s ecosystem.

Throw a dart at New York Comic Con (NYCC) and you’re likely to hit an anime lover, comic enthusiast, cosplayer, gamer, TV superfan—or one person who’s all of the above, walking among a crowd of roughly 250,000 others just like them.

Fans of comic books, collectibles and movies gathered at the RiverCenter for Nerdtober Con this weekend, where members of the Iowa Ghostbusters were raising money for a the University of Iowa Stead Family Children’s Hospital.

Tonight we have a double dose of dhampir drama starring the greatest vampire hunter to ever walk this cursed earth, D. Based off of the light novel series by writer Hideyuki Kikuchi and illustrator Yoshitaka Amano, these two films are among the most celebrated in all of anime, and they served as a gateway to…

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Nana Patekar is gone. At 75, an actor who spent five decades making Indian cinema sit up and listen has left behind a body of work that feels almost impossible to contain within a single tribute. Yet, if one scene can explain what made him singular, it is the climax of “Krantiveer”. The scene begins…