08th Jun2014

‘Oculus’ Review

by Jack Kirby

Stars: Karen Gillan, Brenton Thwaites, Katee Sackoff, Rory Cochrane | Written by Mike Flanagan, Jeff Howard | Directed by Mike Flanagan Creepy kids have been a staple ingredient of horror films for a long time and recent examples of the genre such as the Insidious films, Dark Touch, Mama and The Quiet Ones show that our fear […]

08th Jun2014

ATX TV Festival 2014: Mark Johnson Interview (Rectify, Better Call Saul)

by Nathan Smith

Nerdly recently had the opportunity to speak with Academy Award and Emmy winning producer Mark Johnson at the ATX TELEVISION FESTIVAL about Rectify, Breaking Bad, and interestingly, Better Call Saul.

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08th Jun2014

Ten Best: Big-Screen Robots


by Phil Wheat

Robots have been a part of cinema since its creation and still make for intriguing on-screen presences. With RoboCop set for a Limited Edition Blu-ray Steelbook, DVD and Blu-ray release on 9th June 2014 from Studiocanal, we count down the most memorable movie cyborgs to have graced our screens. Evil Maria – Metropolis (1927) Fritz […]

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07th Jun2014

‘The Complete Dr. Phibes’ Blu-ray Review (Arrow Video)

by Paul Metcalf

Horror tends to come in many forms, but it can be truly at its best when something so offbeat comes along that feels truly original. The Abominable Dr. Phibes and Dr. Phibes Rides Again make up Arrow Video’s new Blu-ray collection The Complete Dr. Phibes and manage to have this feel. These are two movies […]

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07th Jun2014

Watch Now: Epic slow-mo London Comic Con cosplay music video

by Phil Wheat

The record breaking MCM Expo London Comic Con took place last month (23rd-25th May) and as usual there are plenty of awesome cosplay music videos coming out of the event – and here’s the first, a super cool slow motion cosplay music video from YouTuber CaptainChristel, aka Christel Dee. Christel stepped out of her regular […]

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07th Jun2014

‘If…’ Blu-ray Review (Masters of Cinema)

by Paul Metcalf

Stars: Malcolm McDowell, Christine Noonan,  David Wood, Richard Warwick, Rupert Webster, Robert Swann, Hugh Thomas, Arthur Lowe | Written by David Sherwin | Directed by Lindsay Anderson If…. is a satirical look at the public school system in the late 1960s but while there is a dark sense of humour in place there is also a […]

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06th Jun2014

Start your engines – ‘Death Race 4’ revs up!

by Phil Wheat

It’s not often we run news stories here on Nerdly but when it involves one of my favourite writer/directors working today there’s absolutely no way I’m not sharing this with you guys. So what’s the news? Well Tony Giglio, director of one of the best films of last year – Extraction (think of it as […]

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06th Jun2014

First Look: The Legendary Star-Lord #1

by Phil Wheat

This July, Peter Quill flies solo for the very first time in The Legendary Star-Lord #1 – the bombastic new series from fan-favorite writer Sam Humphries and rising star artist Paco Medina. Spinning directly out of the pages of Guardians of the Galaxy and just in time for the highly anticipated summer blockbuster – the […]

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06th Jun2014

‘Assault on Wall Street’ DVD Review

by Richard Axtell

Stars: Dominic Purcell, Erin Karpluk, Edward Furlong, John Heard, Keith David, Michael Paré, Lochlyn Munro, Tyron Leitso, Eric Roberts | Written and Directed by Uwe Boll Jim Baxford (Purcell) is just an average guy trying make his way in the world. When his wife falls ill and the bills rise, Jim works hard to try and […]

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06th Jun2014

‘The Pit’ DVD Review

by Phil Wheat

Stars: Sean Bridgers, Lauren Ashley Carter, Kaitlin Cullum, Larry Fessenden, Sean Young | Written and Directed by Chad Crawford Kinkle Ada, her family and a small isolated backwoods community worship a mysterious pit. The pit has the power to heal and protect all who honor it but at a deadly price…it demands an occasional sacrifice. The […]

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06th Jun2014

‘Family Guy: Season Thirteen’ DVD Review

by Phil Wheat

Stars: Seth MacFarlane, Alex Borstein, Seth Green, Mila Kunis | Created by Seth MacFarlane Family Guy reaches new heights of hilarity in this outrageous collection of 22 episodes, including fan-favourite Into Fat Air, where the Griffins rock Mount Everest, plus the comedy jackpot Roads to Vegas and the milestone 200th episode Yug Ylimaf, in which […]

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06th Jun2014

‘A Million Ways To Die In The West’ Review

by Ian Loring

Stars: Seth Macfarlane, Charlize Theron, Liam Neeson, Neil Patrick Harris, Amanda Seyfried, Giovanni Ribisi, Sarah Silverman | Written and Directed by Seth Macfarlane Seth Macfarlane’s domination of a large part of US pop-culture has run rampant over the last few years arguably culminating with the insanely successful Ted of a couple of years ago, combining his flair for absurd […]

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06th Jun2014

Motor City Comic Con 2014: Ryan Stegman Interview

by Phil Wheat

Mike, host of Long Box: Weekly Comic Book Review, headed out to this years Motor City Comic Con to check out all the show had to offer and interview some of the attendees. We’ve already brought you a couple of his interviews from the event but here’s the latest video in which Mike interviews comic book […]

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06th Jun2014

‘Trust Me’ Review

by Dan Clark

Stars: Clark Gregg, Saxon Sharbino, Felicity Huffman, Allison Janney, William H. Macy, Niecy Nash, Amanda Peet, Sam Rockwell, Molly Shannon | Written and Directed by Clark Gregg “There is no business like show business”—and for many that is a good thing. Back stabbing, deceit, and greed are the type of qualities one needs to succeed in the wonderful […]

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05th Jun2014

Fashionably Nerdy – Episode 6: Castle Corsetry Interview

by Phil Wheat

Fashionably Nerdy is a new vlog centered around finding the hottest, best and newest trends in Geek Chic Fashion. Unlike other nerdy fashion vlogs that focus primarily on Cosplay, the show is committed to bringing the very best in everyday fashion that can also be worn on a fancy date night, to the beach or […]

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05th Jun2014

First Look: 100th Anniversary Special – Fantastic Four #1

by Phil Wheat

Here’s your first look at the 100th Anniversary Special – Fantastic Four #1, from fan favorite creators Jen Van Meter and Joanna Estep. This July, do the time warp and fast forward to the year 2061 as Marvel celebrates the upcoming 100th Anniversary of some of its greatest characters in this new head-spinning limited series! […]

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05th Jun2014

Awesome Star Wars inspired poster for ‘Guardians of the Galaxy’

by Phil Wheat

If you haven’t heard of the Poster Posse, you certainly will do after today’s fantastic unveiling… The diverse collective of global artists who work with pop culture themes to create unique, collectible, art have today released phase 1 of their latest project – awesome new art for Marvel and James Gunn’s Guardians Of the Galaxy. […]

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05th Jun2014

‘Smothered’ Review

by Phil Wheat

Stars: Brea Grant, Kane Hodder, Bill Moseley, Don Shanks, R.A Mihailoff, Michael Berryman, John Kassir, Dane Rhodes, Shanna Forrestall, John Schneider, Adria Tennor, Andrew Bowen, Amy Brassette | Written and Directed by John Schneider Horror comedy Smothered is written and directed by actor turned director John Schneider. Yes, you did read that correctly… Actor John […]

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05th Jun2014

‘The Angriest Man in Brooklyn’ Review

by Dan Clark

Stars: Robin Williams, Mila Kunis, Peter Dinklage, James Earl Jones, Melissa Leo, Hamish Linklater, Richard Kind, Isiah Whitlock Jr. | Written by Daniel Taplitz, Assi Dayan | Directed by Phil Alden Robinson A great deal can change in twelve years. Societal shifts adjust the mindset we have when consuming all aspects of entertainment. Certain approaches […]

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04th Jun2014

Ten Best: Episodes of ‘Supernatural’

by Nathan Smith

The road so far … It wasn’t exactly easy for genre television in 2005. Well, it’s really never been easy for genre television ever in the history of television, but in 2005, a deluge of genre shows premiered and almost all of them had fallen prey to the swift axe of the television gods by […]

04th Jun2014

Infographic: The Road to E3

by Kat Wheat

Console wars are a long and bloody affair: exclusives are signed, features are boasted and corporate knives are twisted. The dust may be settling on the war ground of the last generation, but a new set of consoles are fighting for dominance over living room entertainment. Launches are always a turbulent time for new hardware […]

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04th Jun2014

Trailer Park: Art of the Steal with Hercules Among the Tombstones

by Phil Wheat

Welcome to the latest installment of Trailer Park, our regular look at the latest trailers to hit the interwebs. This “volume” is features a bevy of the latest trailers, movie and video game alike, including The Art of the Steal, The Book of Life, A Walk Among the Tombstones, Mortal Kombat X, Hercules, Love Rosie, […]

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