Author: Amy Davis

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

Action hero and bodybuilding legend Arnold Schwarzenegger will return to the silver screen after a four-year hiatus. He will be back in the new action-thriller “Breakout” directed by Scott Waugh (“Expendables 4”). In “Breakout” Schwarzenegger will play Terry Reynolds. When his stepson is framed and sentenced to 25 years in a foreign country, Reynolds does what any loving stepfather would, makes a daring jailbreak to save him. The pair must overcome an overzealous prison warden, in a race against time to avoid capture and flee the country. The film plans to begin shooting this year in Eastern Europe. “Breakout” is…

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An arrest warrant has been issued in Pennsylvania for “Jackass” star Bam Margera. According to police, he is facing one charge of simple assault, one charge of harassment, and four charges of terroristic threats “with intention to terrorize another.”  These charges stem from an incident that took place on Sunday morning. Pennsylvania State Police were called to a domestic disturbance at a house in Chester County around 11am. Bam’s brother, Jesse Margera, told officers earlier in the day, his brother had “banged on and kicked his locked bedroom door.” Bam then wrote a threatening note, urinated in the kitchen sink,…

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Tiffany and Chucky sitting in a tree, k-i-l-l-i-n-g! Mattel is adding horror icons Tiffany Valentine and Charles Lee Ray (aka Chucky) from the “Child’s Play” franchise to their Monster High toy line. While the Monster High toys and all its movie and shows are based on the daughters of classic monsters, Mattel has only recently started turning to more modern horror films for inspiration. The brand has already done dolls for “The Shining,” Stephen King’s “IT,” “Beetlejuice,” “Gremlins 2,” and horror host Elvira. It seems as if the on-and-off sweethearts will be based on the “Bride of Chucky” version of…

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Horror icon Bruce Campbell (“The Evil Dead”) has joined the cast of the upcoming Peacock series “Hysteria!” He will be joining the previously announced cast members Anna Camp, Emjay Anthony, Chiara Aurelia, Kezii Curtis, Nikki Hahn, and Julie Bowen. Set during the late 1980s wave of the satanic panic, “Hysteria!” is a drama about the disappearance of a beloved varsity quarterback. A struggling heavy metal band of high school outcasts realizes they can capitalize on the town’s sudden fascination with the occult. So they start building a reputation as a Satanic metal band, to further push the chaos. That is,…

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Several iconic homes on the Warner Bros. Pictures Ranch are in the process of being demolished. Warner Bros. acquired the property from Columbia Pictures in 1990. The tree-lined street also boasts a neighboring park, swimming pool, and brownstone facades. These time-capsule homes are being torn down to build 16 new soundstages, offices, and parking. The area’s distinctive look made it the perfect shooting location in the 60s and 70s for shows like “Bewitched,” “The Partridge Family,” ”Father Knows Best,” “I Dream of Jeannie,” and “Eight is Enough.” This [now] retro look also worked well for more recent shows like “The Middle,”…

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With the 5th installment of “The Evil Dead” hitting theaters this past weekend, horror fans want to know about the future of the franchise. Creator Sam Raimi and producer/[former] series star Bruce Campbell have both been dropping some pretty heavy hints about it. In a recent interview, Campbell seems to be putting a lot of those breadcrumbs together. The newest film “Evil Dead Rise” has made no secrete that it will be following in the vain of the 2013 “Evil Dead” remake. At least in the sense that the story is no longer dependent on Campbell playing the perpetual hero,…

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The Tribeca Festival has just announced its TV lineup for 2023! It will feature eight series premieres, and two first-look season world premieres for fan favorites “Outlander” and “The Walking Dead.” The lineup also includes: “Choir” (Disney+) “Choir” is a new series documentary for Disney+ that will be making its world premiere at Tribeca. The series follows the Detroit Youth Choir, which entered the spotlight on “America’s Got Talent.” While they’ve come a long way from rehearsing in a church basement with a handful of kids, their past achievements are old news, they need the new kids to step up. With new…

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Netflix has green-lit a new supernatural mystery series, “The Boroughs.” The show will be produced by “Stranger Things” creators Matt and Ross Duffer, aka the Duffer Brothers. This new project was created by Jeffrey Addiss and Will Matthews  (“The Dark Crystal: Age of Resistance”). The pair will also serve as showrunners and executive producers. “The Boroughs” will be an eight-episode series set in a seemingly picturesque retirement community in the New Mexico desert. It will follow a group of unlikely heroes as they band together to stop an otherworldly threat. Who wants to steal the one thing they don’t have:…

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If you cannot wait until June for the 5th “Indiana Jones” film, maybe a new collection of official merch will help! While we can’t make the movie come out any faster, we can show you some neat items to help you live out your Indy fantasy in the meantime. (And if you missed them, Geeki Tikis new line is also pretty great!) Leather Jackets What is an Indiana Jones cosplay without his classic leather jacket? US Wings is currently offering three different styles of jackets inspired but the heroic archeologist. They offer vintage cowhide and buffalo A-2-style leather jackets. With a…

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Go team Venture! Adult Swim is finally giving us a taste of the “The Venture Bros.” movie they teased in 2021. Its title will be the totally on brand; “The Venture Bros.: Radiant is the Blood of the Baboon Heart.” Plus some first-look footage that starts to answer a long-standing cliffhanger. “The Venture Bros” movie is based on Adult Swim’s long-running animated series of the same name. Which premiered in 2004, and aired for 7 seasons over the span of 14 years. With various specials peppered around the inconsistent seasons. The show follows super-scientist Rusty Venture and his family as…

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