Author: Loryn Stone

In July 2018, internet lurkers and viewers were treated to an amazing fan film from Firefly’s Nathan Fillion with the actor portraying Drake from the iconic PlayStation Uncharted franchise. Fillion showed the world that he knew exactly how to bring the character to life on the big screen and even the director for the official Uncharted movie himself even took notice. As reported by ComicBook.com, Director Shawn Levy recently sat down with Bad Taste to discuss his work on the film with Tom Holland as Nathan Drake. The topic of course came up about the fan film itself and when Levy confirmed that he had in fact seen it, he added that…

Marvel Comics legend Stan Lee unexpectedly makes a cameo in an upcoming DC movie! Lee has been making Cameo’s in Marvel films for years, but this will be the first time that he is part of a DC movie! The movie that he’ll be a part of is Teen Titans GO! to the Movies. According to GameSpot: Lee pops up, letting everyone know he’s there to make his standard superhero movie cameo. And while, at first glance, you may be wondering which voice actor is approximating the iconic figure, that’s the Spider-Man co-creator himself poking fun at his constant appearances in a variety of…

Tom Hardy Confirms That There’ll Be More Mad Max Sequels Mad Max: Fury Road was nothing short of a success when it premiered back in 2015. Not only did the film receive stellar reviews from fans and critics, it also received ten nominations from the Academy Awards including the award for Best Picture and Best Director. Now, as reported by EpicStream, it looks like there are plans to make even more Mad Max movies in the wake of Fury Road’s overwhelming success. Sitting down to speak with Variety at this year’s San Diego Comic-Con International, Fury Road lead Tom Hardy revealed that not only is he willing…

A mid-credit sequence in the new Teen Titans Go: To The Movies film confirms it. The (beloved) original 2003 style of Teen Titans, directed by Glen Murakami, is coming back. There’s no report of Murakami’s return to the series. The form of the show is not yet confirmed by Warner Bros., whether Teen Titans will be a full-on series or movie, or a series of specials, but the original characters in their darker, more serious animation style will return. Back in 2012 when Teen Titans Go! was announced, the collective internet of animation fans were all livid. Everything that could…

Variety reports that Hardwick will return as host of “The Walking Dead” and “Fear the Walking Dead” aftershow as of Aug. 12 for the “Fear the Walking Dead” midseason premiere. He was suspended from the role by AMC last month after Dykstra penned an essay accusing Hardwick of being emotionally and sexually abusive during their relationship. Days after being absent from his annual duty as moderator for The Walking Dead panel at Comic-Con, Chris Hardwick has been given the green light by AMC to return. “Following a comprehensive assessment by AMC, working with Ivy Kagan Bierman of the firm Loeb & Loeb, who has considerable experience in this area, Chris Hardwick will…

This is a Nerdbot “Nerd Voices” contributor post from reader Sophie Dearden. Follow her on Twitter for more RPG fun and mania! Even if you’ve never picked up a D20, you’ve probably heard of Dungeons and Dragons. It’s pretty much THE tabletop roleplaying game to most people. Which is unfortunate because the world of TTRPGs is much, much wider. Below is a list of five great ones for groups looking for something beyond the standard D&D experience. 5) Numenera Created by RPG veteran Monte cook, Numenera is a science fantasy game that strives to be as unique as possible,…

The only thing better than movies from the 1990s were the fantastical, amazing houses they took place in. Today on Nerdbot, we’re counting down the Top 5 Best Houses from 90s Movies. Pack your bags, because after you re-live these, you’re never going to want to go home. 5) Casper: Whipstaff Manor “Buccaneers and buried gold; Whipstaff doth a treasure hold.” A treasure hold, indeed. This house has everything in the world going for it. First off, it’s a mansion on the side of a cliff. That’s amazing. In terms of design, it’s just a phenomenal looking house. Inside Whipstaff…

Deadline reports that a federal judge has dismissed with prejudice a lawsuit filed by the estate of playwright Paul Zindel accusing filmmaker Guillermo del Toro of appropriating plot elements from Let Me Hear You Whisper in his Oscar-winning film The Shape of Water. The suit was filed and fanned for maximum publicity on the day that Academy voters began filling out their final ballots for major category nominees, this after an ask for a settlement was rebuffed by Fox Searchlight. The film won four Oscars anyway, including Best Picture and Best Director for del Toro. The copyright infringement claim, filed in February in U.S. District Court in Los Angeles,…

A 2009 video depicting Rick and Morty co-creator Dan Harmon molesting a baby doll is coming back to haunt him. He has since deleted his Twitter account. According to CNET,  the video, titled Daryl, is a parody of the serial killer drama Dexter. In the video, Harmon breaks into a house and molests a baby doll, making it clear why the video has raised eyebrows across the internet. The video caught the attention of notorious internet scumbags 4chan, far-right bloggers and The_Donald subreddit. Harmon, who created the NBC comedy Community and co-created Adult Swim’s wildly successful Rick and Morty animated…

There are horror films of all flavors, likely one for every kind of weirdo out there. From films set in reality where the murder is a human/someone you know (Last House on the Left, Scream) to the fantastical and silly where killer dolls come to life with a magic spell or during an electric storm (Child’s Play, Dolls). Or sometimes, like in the case of IT, the terror falls somewhere in between. Whatever the case for the film you’re watching is fine. But the more horror movies I watch, the more I become annoyed by movies that change their established…