How It Should Have Ended has released their latest parody on X-Men: Apocalypse based on over 18k comments submitted by fans. Apocalypse is the butt of jokes. He second-guesses his dubious choice of Angel as one the four horsemen. The X-Men point out that "Apocalypse" has only killed a handful of people despite having access ... [Read More]
The trailer for The Walking Dead season 7 juxtaposes heartwarming flashbacks of Rick (Andrew Lincoln) and his group with Negan (Jeffrey Dean Morgan) reciting "Eeny, meeny, miny, moe" to arbitrarily select one them as his victim. Speculation that the person's identity was undetermined at the airing of the cliffhanger was ... [Read More]
Clothes make the man but Ironhead Studio makes the Superman. The effects studio for Batman V Superman gave Conan O'Brien a makeover befitting Comic-Con. The caped comedian needed extra padding particularly in the crotch.
"I would like that to be enhanced almost to the point that the movie couldn't be released," he ... [Read More]
Conan O'Brien and sidekick Andy Richter get into a not-so civil war in the cold open to Conan's Comic-Con special. Conan V Andy parodies the Batman V Superman fight scene but it looks more like a Kung Fu movie than a superhero movie. Conan's gravity defying hair goes up, up and away into Andy's jaw. Let's see Superman's ... [Read More]
Conan O'Brien is back at Comic-Con and giving away Conan Pop! Vinyl Figures in four variants: Superman, Ghostbusters, Star Wars' Stormtrooper, and the Suicide Squad version of Joker "which is just me without makeup," Conan joked.
The figures retail for $10 but Conan claims to have personally showered with each one so now ... [Read More]
AMC is recreating the Abigail for Comic-Con. The yacht is a lifeboat for survivors of the zombie apocalypse on Fear the Walking Dead. However, not even the open seas are safe from floaters and pirates! Test your survival skills on the Abigail, which sets sail Thursday - Saturday from 9AM – 8PM.
FEAR THE WALKING DEAD ... [Read More]
The Simpsons "Treehouse of Horror XXVII" will mark the cartoon's 600th episode.
"It's a big show people look forward to," executive producer Al Jean told USA Today. "Even though it's 600, it's still exciting for me. I never feel like this is an old show. I feel that if this was a show that started last year, people would be ... [Read More]
