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If Spielberg and The X-Files Had a Baby, Its Name Would be ‘Stranger Things’

I love the ’80s. Sure it’s been a few decades since I lived in it, but what’s not to love? Trapper Keepers. The Bangles. Dungeons & Dragons. And of course, there was Winona Ryder. Funny thing, though. I just saw all of those things on Netflix’s newest original hit series Stranger Things. Yeah, this incredibly spookerific new series, created by the Duffer Brothers, is set in the bestest decade ever: The ’80s. The best way to describe …

Comic Con Overload with Doctor Strange, Justice League and The Defenders

by Andrew Kardon

As a life-long comic book fan (Yeah, we were geeks ahead of our time), I feel like I’m living in a true Renaissance of Comic Bookdom. Oddly enough, the comics themselves are okay these days, but it’s the TV shows, movies and ludicrous amounts of comic merchandise that’s got me going gaga these days. I’ve loved every single Marvel movie, with a strong bias towards the Captain America ones. Netflix has blown me away with …

Free Pete’s Dragon Activity Pages

by Andrew Kardon

Pete’s Dragon was one of the oldest Disney movies I can remember seeing in theaters. I was roughly 5 years old and completely in awe at the live action movie that starred a very animated dragon named Elliot. Now, nearly 40 years later, Disney is bring Pete and his imaginary-not-so-imaginary dragon friend back to the big screen in the new Pete’s Dragon film hitting theaters on August 12. This time around, Elliot isn’t a cute cartoony …

Nintendo’s Original NES Returns!

by Andrew Kardon

I’m an old school gamer. If you know me, you know that the Atari 2600 is still my all-time favorite system. But over the years, I’ve had dozens of different consoles from the original NES to the Sony PlayStation to the Xbox One and loads in between. I’ve pretty much loved them all. Now, besides the Atari 2600, my next favorite systems would have to be the original NES and the Sega Genesis. I played …

The Touching Tale of an Autistic Child Finding His Voice Through Disney Films

by Andrew Kardon

Imagine you have the cutest little 3-year-old son around. He laughs, plays and acts silly just like any other toddler. In fact, just the other day he was running around the backyard with his daddy pretend fighting as Peter Pan and Captain Hook. Now imagine your entire world comes crashing down around you. Your son, your precious little one… is gone. No, he wasn’t kidnapped. Wasn’t killed. Didn’t run away. Instead, he’s right there in …