Category Geek Culture
As we move into the new year, it is time to reflect upon the year that was 2015. Lots of great things happened in the Tennessee haunt world, but with great strides comes momentary slips. Luckily, time has taught me… Continue Reading →
Per Matt Here’s to hoping you toasted the new year with a beverage or two (cosplay not required)! The Stump columnist, Lucas Leverett, enjoyed the “Running of the Buffetts” at Dragon Con 2015. Dressing as the Jimmy Buffett Cameo character… Continue Reading →
Per Matt Will Ferrell and Mark Wahlberg fight for the affection of their family in Daddy’s Home.
Per Matt Temporarily abandoning his death fortress at the North Pole of Neptune, Robot Santa (of Futurama fame) made a special appearance at the 2015 Dragon Con Parade. There were many great cosplayers attending the Atlanta-based convention, but this one… Continue Reading →
It has often been said of the Star Wars films that they tend to reflect the times, to some extent. Volumes have already been written on the topic, so we won’t rehash here why the cautious optimism and sticking-it-to-the-man motif… Continue Reading →
I’m going to say it: If you are a long-time Star Wars fan, there is as good a chance that you will love The Force Awakens as there is you won’t. Coincidentally, fans will revere or revile the franchise’s new… Continue Reading →
Per Matt A lot can change throughout the years, but the anticipation for a new Star Wars movie never seems to disappear. The production company may have been sold, the creator may have retired and a new generation of filmmakers… Continue Reading →
‘Tis the season, folks. The season where bells will be ringing, choirs will be singing and peace and good cheer will be spread among all. Unless that is not your cup of tea. If you are like me, you are… Continue Reading →
Are Found-Footage Films Dead?
Per Matt During the early ’90s and the mid 2000s, found-footage films were all the rage. Spanning different genres, there were no true limits for the format, but with the arrival of 2016, the state of cinema is obviously headed… Continue Reading →