Author: Ada Blood

Hi, I’m Ada. I like long walks in the graveyard, horror movies, comic books, and bringing you the latest in nerd-centric news.

An unnamed man was hospitalized after his pet zebra bit his arm off. Some reports claimed he lost his arm, but it has since been confirmed it was able to be reattached. The incident took place in Circleville, Ohio, about 20 miles south of Columbus. Around 5:30pm on March 12th, the Pickaway County Sheriff’s Office deputies found the man lying on the ground in a fenced-in field. While they were on the scene attempting to help the injured man, his pet zebra continued acting erratically and aggressively. The animal reportedly charged a deputy’s cruiser that was positioned between the man…

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Jennifer Kaytin Robinson (“Do Revenge”) IS directing a new “I Know What You Did Last Summer” sequel for Sony Pictures. Allegedly, two of the film’s original stars, Jennifer Love Hewitt and Freddie Prinze Jr., have been in talks to reprise their roles. But in a recent interview, Prinze Jr. says that isn’t actually the case.   Freddie says he didn’t speak to anyone about the new movie until AFTER the announcement. “I have been offered nothing, nothing,” Prinze Jr. said. “They just said that to get people excited. I haven’t spoken to anyone at their company, my agents haven’t received an…

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Do you like movies about ninjas, sharks, or fighting? How about all three mixed together?! Director Koichi Sakamoto (“Power Rangers Dino Force Brave”) may be flying too close to the sun with his latest film “Ninja vs. Shark.” The movie takes place during the Edo period, in the remote village of Okitsu. Where an evil cult leader, Koushirou, uses ninjutsu to control sharks and forces them to attack local pearl divers. So his cult can steal the valuable pearls from their mangled corpses. Desperate for help, the village chief hires Kotaro Shiozaki, a guard at a nearby temple. But Kotaro…

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LEGO has announced three brand new sets based on “Indiana Jones” films are coming this spring. These will be the first Indy sets the company has done in over ten years. The sets are based on iconic scenes from the original three films; “Raiders of the Lost Ark,” “Temple of Doom,” and “The Last Crusade.” Temple of the Golden Idol Is a 1,545-piece set rated for ages 18 and up, based on “Raiders of the Lost Ark.” It comes with: Escape from the Lost Tomb A 600-piece set that is also rated for ages 8 and up based on “Raiders…

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Asia’s richest man, Mukesh Ambani, has announced plans to re-launch Campa Cola. The soda first hit shelves in the 1970s, and became so popular it once rivaled Coca-Cola and Pepsi. This summer, Ambani’s Reliance Group will reintroduce Campa Cola to India’s multibillion-dollar non-alcoholic drink market. The relaunched soft drinks will come in three flavors: cola, lemon, and orange. Soda king Coca-Cola was introduced to the Indian market in the 1950s but was pulled about two decades later when the government put in a regulation that would have required coke to reveal its formula. To be fair, it isn’t really feasible…

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Late last week, Grant Naylor Productions posted a statement to the official “Red Dwarf” Facebook page that has fans Cult favorite sci-fi comedy series “Red Dwarf” excited. According to the post, the ongoing legal disputes over series rights between co-creators Doug Naylor and Rob Grant have been settled! “Red Dwarf” follows Dave Lister (Craig Charles) who awakens on board a spaceship after three million years to discover that he is the last surviving human. He is joined by a hologram of his tightly wound bunkmate Arnold Rimmer (Chris Barrie), an evolved humanoid Cat (Danny John-Jules), a robot named Kyrten (Robert…

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Earlier this week, under the cover of darkness, a group of skiers hiked up a 3,000-foot mountain at the Alyeska Resort in Alaska. They used the full moon to guide their way up the Tea Cup Bowl, to marvel at its breathtaking majesty. Just kidding, they drew a MASSIVE penis in the snow at the top of the mountain. The next day social media was lighting up with pictures of the adult version of a snow angel. Guests, or just the resort itself, were so mortified they dispatched a helicopter to remove it. The problem is, the chopper did come,…

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The hashtag “Cocaine Shark” has now been replaced by “Cocaine Cat.” Both being sarcastic plays on the wildly popular new movie “Cocaine Bear.” The new horror comedy is based on a case in the 1980s of a black bear that ingested a duffle bag full of coke. In real life, the bear passed away, but in the movie, it goes on a killing spree. The hashtag hit last month when New Zealand police found 3.5 tons of cocaine floating in the Pacific Ocean. While no coked-up sharks were reported, the meme/film pitch would be based on a “what if” scenario. …

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Fossil Daddy is a truly unique Instagram account, that uses humor with a splash of sex appeal to teach viewers about paleontology. His account originally started out with faceless images and videos about fossils. But he has since evolved into thirst traps of himself unloading some very stimulating science. The creator’s unique brand of wit and sex appeal quickly amassed a large following but rubbed others the wrong way.  This is why Fossil Daddy chooses to only use a pseudonym, for privacy concerns for his family. Not only are many creationists not happy that he is showing science that debunks…

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In 2009, filmmaker Sam Raimi made his return to horror with “Drag Me to Hell.” It tells the story of Christine Brown (Alison Lohman), a loan officer who evicts an elderly woman (Lorna Raver) from her home. As punishment, the old woman curses Christine, who spends the rest of the film running from supernatural forces. Now horror movies and sequels/full-on franchises go together like peanut butter and jelly. With “Drag Me to Hell” raking in $90 million at the worldwide box office upon its release, and the cult following it has gained over the years. It’s no surprise that sequel…

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