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MTAC Interview: LittleKuriboh

Per Matt Martin Billany, aka LittleKuriboh, visited the Media Suite at the 2014 Middle Tennessee Anime Convention for an interview discussing starting a trend (and creating many imitators in the process) with Yu-Gi-Oh: The Abridged Series, his first serious video… Continue Reading →

Lexington Comic & Toy Convention Interview: Jarrod Greer

Per Matt The Lexington Comic & Toy Convention will take place this weekend, from March 14th to 16th at the Lexington Convention Center. Previewing the event, we interviewed Jarrod Greer by email to find out what kind of festivities we… Continue Reading →

Is This a Zombie? Season One

Zombies, in general, are so popular, they’ve become a pop-culture genre in television and movies. So, it comes as no surprise when the undead appear in anime, as well.

Redbox Rental: Despicable Me 2

Despicable Me was a surprise-success story in 2010. How in the world could Universal top that movie?

Redbox Rental: This Is The End

Is it a mockumentary? Or is it life imitating art, imitating life, during Kingdom Come?

Monster Mountain Interview: Creative Director Jason Kittrell

Per Matt Jason Kittrell hopes to haunt you, this Halloween.

Attending Attractions: Nashville Nightmare

Per Matt When it comes to indoor haunted attractions, nobody is bigger or badder than Nashville Nightmare!

Redbox Rental: Insidious

Per Matt Insidious haunts. But it’s more than just a simple horror movie.

Fire In The Sky Interview: Travis Walton

Per Matt Travis Walton’s life-changing experience was out-of-this-world!

Netherworld 2013: One of Atlanta’s Most Terrifying Haunts Chills To The Bone

Friday the 13th always plagues people with superstitions, bad omens and general ominous bumps in the night. With so much bad luck and malevolence in the air, it is no wonder that Netherworld opened the doors for a limited number… Continue Reading →

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