Mafia: The Old Country – Blood, Knives, and Fox Hunts
by Discover Mafia: The Old Country, a story-driven return to the series’ roots. Follow Enzo Favara’s rise from the mines of Sicily to the Mafia family table.
Far Cry 3 (2012) – How One Trust Fund Kid Became Rambo (and Maybe a Cult Leader?)
A look back at Far Cry 3 (2012): the open-world shooter that redefined Ubisoft games. Memorable villains, stealth action, and a lean 100% completion.
Superman (1978) – Camp, Capes, and the Birth of the Blockbuster
Revisiting Richard Donner’s Superman (1978), Lizzy breaks down the mythic origin, delightful camp, and timeless charm of Christopher Reeve’s Superman. It’s the superhero movie that started it all—with real estate scams, space dads, and just enough sincerity to make you believe a man can fly.
Parasite (1982) – Post-Apocalypse, Parasites & Leather Underwear
Parasite (1982) is a post-apocalyptic sci-fi horror full of parasites bursting heads, cameo laser guns, and Demi Moore’s debut. Lizzy dives into the gore and grit.
Comics / Marvel / Moon Knight
Moon Knight’s Debut: A Mercenary Moonlighting in Mystery
Explore Moon Knight’s first appearance in Werewolf by Night #32 and #33, where mercenary Marc Spector steps into the Marvel Universe, setting the stage for his complex journey.
Dragon Age: The Veilguard – Fantasy Isn’t Binary Anymore
Dragon Age: The Veilguard is BioWare’s inclusive return to fantasy RPGs, offering fluid combat, heartfelt storytelling, and one of the most affirming character creators in gaming.
The Day Time Ended (1979) – Claymation Chaos in the Cosmic Suburbs
The Day Time Ended (1979) is a low-budget sci-fi cult film with stop-motion aliens, cosmic weirdness, and early Full Moon Features flair. Lizzy explores its charming chaos.
Tourist Trap (1979) – Telekinetic Mayhem and Maniac Mannequins
Tourist Trap (1979) is a surreal horror cult classic filled with telekinetic mannequins, masked killers, and one unforgettable twist. Read Lizzy’s full take on this bizarre gem.
Laserblast (1978) – Mutant Teen Meltdown with a Side of Stop Motion
Charles Band’s Laserblast (1978) is a low-budget sci-fi cult film packed with stop-motion aliens and revenge-fueled chaos. Read Lizzy’s full breakdown of the weirdness.
Fairy Tales (1978) – Once Upon a Woody That Wouldn’t
Fairy Tales (1978) is a raunchy musical fantasy with singing, sex, and fairy tale chaos. Read Lizzy’s full review of this wild and weird cult film.