Author: Heath Andrews

Heath Andrews has been a student of pop culture ever since he found himself to be the only student in 3rd grade who regularly watched "Get Smart" on Nick-At-Nite. Ever since then he's been engrossed in way too much media with a growing collection of music, books, comics, TV on DVD box sets, and a video game collection that could rival a brick and mortar store. Prior to writing for Nerdbot he's written for Review You, MyAnimeList, and various advertising companies.

Alright, that’s it, everyone. Creativity is finally dead and gone. You probably already knew this full well from some of our previous film coverage. Remember the article we did two years ago about Sony and Mattel doing a View-Master movie? That’s how truly bad things are getting. Instead of a new intellectual property, let’s just take a name brand and make a movie out of that. Even if the brand has no story elements involved in it and it’s just a pair of viewing glasses. Thanks to Atari, that death of creative energy is about to get worse. Someone Must…

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Last year, I raved about the quality of King of the Hill and its revival. Season 14 was absolutely stellar and a sign that revivals can actually work. The batch of ten episodes that premiered on Hulu was fresh and familiar in the best ways possible. They did what was seemingly impossible in today’s television environment. They brought a show back to life and made it feel exciting and new without sacrificing anything that made it so great before. I’m happy to say that season 15 is even stronger. King of the Hill is Back on Top The previous batch…

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Well, it’s about fricken time! We’ve been talking about the developing Robocop series for years now. We’ve talked about it being developed, James Wan being attached to it, and Peter Ocko being a showrunner. Finally, we can report that the series is good to go for Amazon. We just hope Robocop hasn’t rusted in the meantime. Past Failures and Original Success The show isn’t reported to be a continuation of any of the films. When it comes to Robocop 3, that’s a good thing. Even the recent video game, Robocop: Rogue City, ignored that film. It carried on from Robocop…

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Disney is having a roller coaster ride at the box office with its live-action remakes. While Lilo & Stitch did amazingly well, Moana is currently tanking hard, as of the time of this writing. And while Mufasa: The Lion King is technically “photorealistic” and not live action, it also did well for itself. But then Snow White bombed horribly. What do you do with a track record like that? Well, apparently Disney is undeterred in some respects, as they’re planning on a live-action film about Tiana, from The Princess and the Frog. While not the most successful or renowned film…

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The conversation about Artificial Intelligence and its role as a “tool” in filmmaking is getting more heated. Stoking the flames are issues like a completely AI-generated version of The Odyssey. Not to mention the AI “actress” Tilly Norwood and “her” upcoming film. At Nerdbot, we’ve taken a hardline stance about AI in creative arts; we are very much against it being used. The idea of AI-generated voices, writing, actors, and artwork is repugnant and a slight to human creativity. The idea of it being eligible for awards is even worse. BAFTA Lays Down the Law Recently, the British Academy of…

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We’ve had a lot to say about Saturday Night Live in the last year or two. It’s not shocking, really. The series recently wrapped its 51st season and started a UK spin-off. It remains an ever-evolving part of the television landscape. Part of that evolution comes from the constantly changing cast. Unless you’re Keenan Thompson, apparently. Still, other long-time cast members come and go. Now we’re saying goodbye to another one with Chloe Fineman. Chloe Fineman is leaving ahead of season 52. She joined the cast in 2019 alongside Bowen Yang and Shane Gillis. Gillis was fired before starting, and…

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Maybe you’ve heard of The Asylum. They’re a company known for making “mockbusters.” “What’s a mockbuster?” you ask? Well, that’s easy. It’s like a blockbuster film, but not. It has a similar name and a similar story, but with a much worse plot, budget, and actors. The Asylum has made a name for itself by pumping out these movies over the years. We’ve previously asked ourselves, “What could be worse than this?” How about The Odyssey but with AI generation? Filmmakers With AI Ash and Pooya Koosha are brothers who use AI to make feature-length films. They’ve already made one…

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The recent outbreak of cyclosporiasis is not a laughing matter to people who have caught it. The Cyclospora parasite has been infecting thousands of people across multiple states. The intestinal issues it causes are enough to cause serious health problems for those with pre-existing conditions. Even for those who don’t, the amount of explosive diarrhea it causes is enough to make you really hate your life for a while. That didn’t stop the humorous content from happening when Taco Bell got linked to things. We wanted to take a brief, serious look at this, though, to separate the rumors and…

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In terms of more recent horror franchises, The Conjuring is possibly the biggest of them. Between the main films in the franchise, you also have Annabelle, The Nun, and their sequels. The main storyline of the films seems to have come to a recent close with 2025’s The Conjuring: Last Rites. But that’s not going to stop the Warrens from being in more films, though. Or at the very least, a young version of themselves. Now we know who’s playing them. The upcoming The Conjuring: First Communion will star Garrett Wareing and Amanda Fix. Wareing has been spotted in a…

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Believe it or not its been almost four and a half years since The Batman hit theaters. The Matt Reeves-directed version of the Bat starred Robert Pattinson in the titular role. Strong reviews and a tidy box office profit ensured more films would be on the way. That’s still the case, but we’ve been waiting a while. Now we’ve found out we’re going to have to wait even longer. Before today, we were under the impression that The Batman: Part II was going to be swooping into theaters on October 1st, 2027. That’s not the case now. Even that date…

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