Author: Ada Blood

An immersive Willy Wonka experience in Glasgow, Scotland was so bad it made kids cry and the police were called. Willy’s Chocolate Experience promised fans a breathtaking trip into the fantastical world of the fictional candy maker. Even though, the event is in no way shape, or form affiliated with the recent Warner Bros. Pictures movie “Wonka.” Organizers got as close as they legally could to claiming some connection to the beloved Roald Dahl novel it’s based on. Willy’s Chocolate Experience invited customers to “embark on a journey filled with wondrous creations and enchanting surprises at every turn!” It was…

We bet you didn’t have the discovery of a mythical being on your 2024 bingo card. An international team of scientists has unearthed a 240-million-year-old aquatic reptile fossil with an extremely long neck with snake-like features. Making it bear more than a passing resemblance to the mythical Chinese Dragon.   The fossil recovered belongs to a dinocephalosaurus orientalis, a being first discovered in 2003. These animals often grew to more than 16 feet and lived in the ocean during China’s Triassic period. Their necks contain an astounding 32 separate vertebrae, and their flippered limbs made them wonderfully adapted for a water-based…

There is no shortage of Disney properties that have issues with things like derogatory language toward marginalized populations. The British Board of Film Classification (BBFC) has announced that “Mary Poppins” will have its rating changed in the UK due to this. Specifically due to two scenes that use the very outdated racial slur “Hottentots.”  History of The Word Back when European colonizers first went to Africa they used the term to describe the Khoikhoi, an indigenous group from the Southwestern region. The word was used as a crude imitation of the Khoikhoi’s language, which featured clicks. The term eventually fell…

Have you ever looked around your home and thought; “A large, perpetually confused Pokémon would really tie the room together?” Well, you’re in luck. The Pokémon Center is currently taking pre-orders for a huge life-sized Psyduck plushie! This Pokémon Center Original measures roughly 31 inches tall, matching the chracter’s height in the Pokédex. This plushie clutches its head in perpetual perplexity to highlight its personality. Making this soft, yellow, mound of confusion sure to liven up any room in your home. Either have it chilling in a corner as a permanent snuggle buddy or send it into battle where it…

Horror legend Doug Bradley is best known for playing Pinhead in Clive Barker’s 1987 film “Hellraiser,” and seven of its sequels. Even though he has not dawned the latex since 2005’s “Hellworld,” he would still be willing to return as a darker, older version of the character. “I certainly never say never. I’ve never said I was done with it. I’ve never said I’m retired from it,” Bradley told Bloody Disgusting. “I’m sensible about these things, too. I was in my mid-30s when I first played the character, and I was just turning 50 when I played him the last…

Have you ever wanted to see Bill Skarsgård (“The Crow”) go on a rampage while voiced by H. John Benjamin (“Bob’s Burgers”)? Well, you’re in luck! Lionsgate and Roadside Attractions have dropped the first hilariously action-packed trailer for the upcoming film “Boy Kills World.” “Boy Kills World” centers around Boy (Skarsgård) who vows revenge after his family is murdered by Hilda Van Der Koy (Famke Janssen). Leaving him not only orphaned, but deaf and voiceless as well. So he does what anyone would do, co-opt an inner monologue (Benjamin) from from his favorite childhood video game, then run off to…

AI has been a hot button issue the past few years, being at the center of debates about art theft and a huge part of both SAG and WGA’s strikes. In early December, Google decided to throw its hat into the AI ring with Gemini, formally known as Bard. The goal was to compete against OpenAI’s ChatGPT software that skyrocketed in popularity in late 2022. But apparently in trying to address the issues it competition has, Google made some blunders that led to Gemini generating pictures of Black and Asian nazi soldiers.  On February 23rd, Google apoligized for the offensive images…

After decades of waiting, wrestler/actor John Cena finally lets us see him…kind of. Yesterday, Cena teased fans would be seeing him “…like you’ve never seen me before,” and asked people to subscribe to his OnlyFans. Following the link in his X (formerly Twitter) bio brings you to an account for Ricky Stanicky, a character he will play in the upcoming R-rated comedy of the same name. “Ricky Stanicky” is about three childhood best friends played by Zac Efron, Andrew Santino, and Jermaine Fowler. As kids, the trio invents an imaginary friend named Ricky to get them out of trouble. Twenty…

If you were looking for edgier comics in the early 1950s, you probably picked up a few from EC Comics. The company published titles like “Weird Science,” “Two-Fisted Tales,” and the legendary “Tales From the Crypt.” Almost 70 years after the publisher went bust, Oni Press is partnering with rights holder William M. Gaines Agent, Inc. to launch all-new stories! EC Comics is a tale of a publisher that was a bit too ahead of its time. Even though the company’s books sold well, its pension for shocking tales put its work at the epicenter of censorship and regulation with…

Paramount Pictures has made a huge stride forward in reviving its classic 1986 film “Ferris Bueller’s Day Off.” The studio just scored David Katzenberg (“The Goldbergs”) to direct the follow-up movie, “Sam and Victor’s Day Off.” It will be a continuation of the John Hughes film, following the two valets who take a Ferrari belonging to Cameron Frye’s (Alan Ruck) father on a joy ride Producers for “Sam and Victor’s Day Off” include Paul Young of Argyle Media, “Cobra Kai” co-creators Jon Hurwitz, Hayden Schlossberg, and Josh Heald. Dina Hillier is attached to executive produce, with associate producers Stephen Cedars,…