By English dubbing of international animated films is a sticky tightrope to walk across. When done correctly, it can make a property enduring in the minds of animation fans. When done wrong, it goes down in infamy and, in today’s tech-savvy times, becomes a meme to be clowned on forever. Ne
Indy Movie Review: Hemet
Another day, another indie review. Hemet is a horror comedy set in the town of Hemet, California. The alternative title is The Landlady Don’t Drink Tea. This is because the landlady in question only drinks four things: blood, cum, coke and rum. You see tea on that list? Brian Patrick
Trek On: MUDD’S PASSION
Title: Mudd’s Passion Airdate: 11/10/1973 Plot Summary The Enterprise are sent to check out a conman, their old friend Harry Mudd. He is trying to sell a fake love potion to miners. Kirk reveals the scheme and “”rescues”” Harry into protective custody. Mudd tricks Nurse Chapel into trying the love
The influence of sports betting on esports
The overlap between esports and betting grows tighter every season. Fans are no longer limited to watching; they place predictions, wagers, and interact in ways that expand the ecosystem’s reach. The effect is a surge of capital and cultural relevance. The convergence of betting and digital competitions Once seen as
Remembering Terence Stamp’s Most Underrated Performance
Starring Terence Stamp as the mourning transgender Bernadette Bassenger, The Adventures of Priscilla, Queen of the Desert is even more relevant, moving, exquisite, funny, and bitchy than when it rolled over the land down under on release in 1994. Writer/director Stephan Elliott’s now-cult classic should be studied for its performances,
