Author: Ross Fisher-Davis

Ross Fisher-Davis is an old-school goth from the rocky shores of Cornwall, England with a background in theater, filmmaking, entertainment journalism, and animal care. A fan of horror, sci-fi and all things strange, Ross is a writer of fantasy fiction and has created content for games such as Vampire: The Masquerade and Deadlands.

The original Amazon, star of the classic tv show “Wonder Woman” Lynda Carter has taken the time to speak to her fans, confirming her support and respect of trans rights. A true superhero, Carter posted the statement on Twitter this week, letting fans know that she remains respectful and understanding of the trans community, and supports their identity affirmations. It’s easy to lose childhood heroes when celebrities show their true colors. Carter’s words are a welcome ray of light amidst the hatred and transphobic rhetoric regularly in the news from other celebrities. Earlier this year, Carter tweeted another message of…

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Greatest of British comic heroes, the infamous futuristic Lawman Judge Dredd is about to have an unlikely crossover in the latest issue of long running 2000AD comic. Now old Joe Dredd is no stranger to crossovers. Since his first appearance in the pages of 1977’s 2000AD #2, the boot stomping supercop has tussled with Xenomorphs, battled Martians from “Mars Attacks,” faced off against DC Comics villains like Joker and Lobo, and even teamed up with Batman several times. The toughest lawman in Mega City 1 has stared them all down with his trademark grimace and the reminder that he IS…

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Ultra-violent superhero smash hit “The Boys” is receiving its first spin off in the form of an animated series. The surprise was unveiled by star Karl Urban during a virtual panel. The animated series promises to cover as-of-yet unexplored elements of the story and characters in the brutal world of the Amazon Studios’ show. “The Boys: Diabolical” will feature episodes written by a host of celebrity talent, includingJustin Roiland of “Rick and Morty”, Andy Samburg (“Brooklyn Nine-Nine”), Awkwafina (“Shang-Chi and the Legend of the Ten Rings”), and original comic’s co-creator Garth Ennis. Series regulars Seth Rogen and Evan Goldberg will…

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I know, it’s kitchen stuff, it’s not exciting, I know this! But hear me out. I’m no chef, I panic in the kitchen all the time. This thing totally changed how I do dinner in the last couple months. I picked up one of these Ninja air fryers after deciding to make a permanent lifestyle change. When giving up a lot of ‘bad foods,’ and a bunch of what one would usually fry up in oils or butter- is obviously the first thing you should lose. Air fryers use no oils, and what I originally planned to use for fries…

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Everyone likes a nice coffee table. Somewhere to put your books and tv remote, the chance to show of your personality with some interior design choices. Wood, marble, iron and glass- they all look great. But given the chance, would you put your coasters and car keys down on an authentic chunk of the floor of one of history’s most infamous madmen? This is exactly what happened to art dealer Helen Fioratti. She unknowingly used a chunk of authentic flooring from one of notorious Roman Emperor Caligula’s party yachts as a coffee table in her New York home. Ships designed…

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Looking for something new to add to your game library for the cold winter months ahead? Here are some humble recommendations worth taking advantage of while they are on sale in this week’s Black Friday deals! “Death Stranding: Director’s Edition” The latest outing from video game auteur Hideo Kojima (“Metal Gear Solid”), “Death Stranding” tell the story of a humble delivery man traversing a post-apocalyptic America in a world where the lines between the living and the dead have broken down. It’s atmospheric, it’s creepy, it’s oh-so Kojima. Featuring the likes of Mads Mikkelsen and Norman Reedus, “Death Stranding” is…

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In the annals of film history, there are a few great ‘what ifs’ that may have changed the world of cinema as we know it had they ever come to pass. One of the most famous among these is the tale of Chilean-French auteur Alejandro Jodorowsky, and his obsession with creating the ultimate cinematic adaptation of “Dune.”[Editor’s note: Jordorowsky is a problematic person to write about, as he admitted to raping “El Topo” co-star Mara Lorenzio. Read more about that here.] Jodorowsky’s conceived project (when he acquired the rights to adapt Frank Herbert’s Sci-Fi epic in 1974) was vast in…

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Among the finest of viral horror stories that crept from the depths of Twitter in recent years, “Dear David” is getting the film adaptation that fans have been waiting for. Originally appearing as a series of tweets by writer/artist Adam Ellis, “Dear David” told the ‘true’ story of a man haunted by increasingly strange activity. With extensive photos and video proof, the saga was extremely convincing and incredibly fun to follow, soon becoming a much-discussed internet urban legend in the months that it originally appeared. The strange tale of “Dear David” is finally making it to the big screen, with…

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Of all the horror franchises out there, only one seems to have stood the test of time without becoming a poor parody of itself. Be it because of retaining the guiding hand of creator Don Mancini, or still boasting the legendary voice talent of Brad Dourif, the “Chucky” franchise is still delivering fantastic fan-pleasing entries decades on. The latest entry in the original series timeline (entirely separate from 2019’s standalone spin off “Child’s Play”), is SYFY original series “Chucky,” which continues the long running adventures of the titular doll inhabited by the murderous soul of serial killer Charles Lee Ray.…

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You have to have been living under a pretty big rock to have not heard of “Squid Game.” The latest entry in the popular ‘death game’ sub-genre of drama thrillers, “Squid Game” became an international phenomenon overnight. Quickly becoming a household name, it would rise to become, at the time of writing, the most watched show in Netflix history. “Squid Game” tells the story of Seong Gi-Hun (Lee Jung-Jae), an unfortunate single father with an ailing mother and a string of bad luck. Gi-Hun and hundreds of other unfortunates from society are coerced into the ‘Squid Games,’ a blood-sport run…

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