20th Century Fox released two sets of R.L. Stine's Goosebumps last week on DVD, and surprisingly they still have some solid scare in them. Let's break them down.

In the age of cutesy cartoons and 'eductional' kids shows, it was nice to see Nickelodeon produce a solid series of shows that haven't forgotten what 'action and 'adventure' mean. Danny Phantom was one of those shows. Out on DVD from Shout! Factory, the show about a ghost boy still resonates with fun, adventure and a bit of scary.

“Hey, uh, somebody filming a bad movie out here?”

Marvel Knights Animation and Shout! Factory are releasing a new motion comic next week with Thor & Loki: Blood Brothers. This film was written by Robert Rodi, with art by Esad Ribic and animation from Magnetic Dream. The story was adapted from the Loki comic and it gives viewers a Loki-centric perspective that is often not presented.

This makes me miss the golden days of cartoons... severely.

BFS Entertainment is set to release the first set of Scotland Explored - Weir's Way on DVD on September 13th. This two disc DVD set contains eight episodes that were originally produced and aired on STV, Scottish Television, and I believe are still airing last nights on ITV in Scotland. Let's have a closer look...

I'm not confident humanity will ever again have an age of awesome toys and cartoons that were such a cornerstone of the youth growing up in the 80s. Sure, I'm biased, having spent much of my youth in the 80s, but come on -- GI Joe, Transformers, He-Man, to name a few. There was also MASK, which is one that may be easy to forget because it hasn't been reinvented or kept alive by comic books or movi...[Read More]

When I put a phrase into my language translator on my mac, sometimes it simply doesn't translate as accurately as it should. With a little tweaking then the phrase becomes clear. That's Exporting Raymond.

Gamera is really neathe is made of turtle meatWe are eating Ga-mer-aaaaaaa!

Young Justice is a relatively new animated series on Cartoon Network that stars several young DC universe characters who are working through adolescent issues while simultaneously trying to prove themselves to their mentors, and to each other. The series features classic DC characters, those that make up the Justice League, but the spotlight is on Robin, Aqualad, Kid Flash, Artemis, Superboy, and ...[Read More]

This week, Shout! Factory is releasing the Transformers: Headmasters on DVD, marking the first time this rare Japanese Transformers animated series has been released in North America. The four disc set includes all thirty-five episodes and marks the first entry in the Japanese Collection that Shout! will continue to build upon throughout the year. If you enjoy the original Transformers series from...[Read More]

Danger, deceit, and debauchery, all on DVD. This three disk movie collection from the Shout! Factory brings a few choice selections from producer Roger Corman's take on the infamous women in prison genre with re-occurring stars like Judy Brown and Pam Grier. And though this collection is a great piece in the survey of American film history, the movies themselves are fun but definitely flawed, even...[Read More]