04th Feb2021

eBuying Comics: Week 51

by Ian Wells

Comics may be more accessible than ever right now (as I state everyweek) with TPB’s being the biggest seller. As well as your LCS you can walk into places like Waterstones and HMV and be greeted with a healthy selection of the latest paperback collections. This change in the market has no doubt brought a […]

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27th Jan2021

eBuying Comics: Week 50

by Ian Wells

Are we in the new age of a second speculator boom? Immediately I would say yes. But there are a lot of caveats to go with that answer. It is not a heat of the moment answer. It is something I have believed has been coming for a number of years, possibly even longer than […]

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08th Jan2021

eBuying Comics: Week 49

by Ian Wells

This week I just want to do a round up of what 2021 has in store for eBuying Comics. But first before everyone gets carried away with looking forward I have one piece of looking back to do. So without delay lets jump into the last year and a half of character spotlights and see […]

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07th Jan2021

Top 10: DTV Horror Films of 2020

by Phil Wheat

As is obligatory for the start of a new year, it’s time to look back at the sh*t-show that was last year and pick out our highlights of the year… This time round it’s Phil’s Top 10 DTV Horror Movies of 2020. Which are, in no particular order: AFRICAN KUNG-FU NAZIS Sometimes a film comes […]

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06th Jan2021

Top 10: Action Films of 2020

by Phil Wheat

As is obligatory for the start of a new year, it’s time to look back at the sh*t-show that was last year and pick out our highlights of the year… This time round it’s Phil’s Top 10 Action Movies of 2020. Which are, in no particular order: THE 2ND Secret-service agent Vic Davis (Ryan Phillippe) […]

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05th Jan2021

Watch Now: Kevin’s Top 10 Films of 2020!

by Kevin Haldon

As is obligatory for the start of a new year, it’s time to look back at the sh*t-show that was last year and pick out our highlights of the year… In this special presentation, our host of Nerdly Out Loud, Kevin Haldon, wanted to bring something a little different to the website – in the […]

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04th Jan2021

Top 5: Switch Games of 2020

by Phil Wheat

As is obligatory for the start of a new year, it’s time to look back at the sh*t-show that was last year and pick out our highlights of the year… First up, Phil’s Top 5 Nintendo Switch games of 2020. LET’S SING 2021 Honestly, Let’s Sing 2021 isn’t much of a change from last years […]

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11th Dec2020

Opinionated: Is Haruhi Suzumiya’s Endless Eight Worth Watching?

by Xenia Grounds

In my review for The Melancholy of Haruhi Suzumiya, I mentioned that there was a set of eight episodes which would need further discussing. It’s a very infamous part of the anime and something that generates a lot of debate among fans on whether it’s worth sitting through or not. We call it ‘The Endless […]

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02nd Dec2020

Low Budget, Huge Scares – Horror film making on a budget!

by Phil Wheat

In horror films, cheap thrills are just as good as expensive ones. You don’t need a huge budget to scare your audience senseless. Take the new British chiller Host, described by Dread Central as “the scariest film of the past decade” – it all takes place on a laptop screen, and features a handful of […]

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02nd Dec2020

eBuying Comics: Week 48

by Ian Wells

It’s beginning to look a lot like Christmas! Okay well only the first week of December but 2020 has been horrendous, so lets take the small victories. For a lot of people 2020 has been tough. Lockdowns, tier systems, furlough and social distancing. We have never experienced anything like this before. I hope in those […]

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30th Nov2020

Feature: Women Versus The Wicked

by Phil Wheat

It’s a common misconception that women are only in horror films to scream. Not so – the genre has put women front and centre for decades, showing men a trick or two about conquering evil. In the terrifying new online seance chiller Host, a group of female friends are left to deal with a malevolent […]

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25th Nov2020

eBuying Comics: Week 47

by Ian Wells

Carrying on the theme of last week, again I am wanting to support the comics industry in these times of crisis. Last week I was more than abley assisted by Phil when we put a selection of LCS under the spotlight. I wanted to give them a push whilst in lockdown as they are offering […]

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06th Nov2020

Wrestling Retrospectives: The Unorthodox Career of Luna Vachon

by Chris Cummings

In January of 1962, in Atlanta, Georgia, Rebecca “Van” Pierce and Charles Henry Wilkerson had a baby that we would later know as Luna Vachon. Adopted by Paul “Butcher” Vachon in 1966, when he married Pierce, she was raised by “Butcher” from then on out, becoming a part of the infamous and legendary Vachon wrestling […]

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30th Oct2020

Wrestling Retrospectives: The Straight Edge Career of CM Punk

by Chris Cummings

Let’s go back to Chicago in 1978. Phillip Jack Brooks was born into a family, the brother of four siblings. He grew up in a household with issues, predominantly with his father’s alcohol struggles. It was in these early years that Brooks leaned on punk rock and became straight edge. This would be a tattoo […]

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30th Oct2020

10 Horror Video Games That Are Perfect For Halloween!

by Chris Cummings

Everybody loves to be creeped out and scared sometimes, right? I mean, even those who aren’t into horror generally still get a kick out of a jump scare or a creepy or spooky moment or two, especially during Halloween-time. So, I thought it might be fun to look at a few video games that are […]

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28th Oct2020

Ten Best: Saturday Night Live Alumni

by Chris Cummings

This was difficult, because boy oh boy has Saturday Night Live brought us a mass of talent who have since become mega-stars in movie and/or television. I had to make this list, scrap the list, edit the list, add and take away from the list, and do it all over again before landing on a […]

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28th Oct2020

eBuying Comics: Week 45

by Ian Wells

The Fantastic Four may well be Marvel’s first family but the X-Men are very much my family. I was a fan of the animated series as a kid and like most people was drawn to Wolverine and the infrequent appearances of Cable. There was something about Rogue that a young me didn’t understand! Things really […]

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27th Oct2020

Five Best & Five Worst: WWE Women’s Champions

by Chris Cummings

Women’s wrestling sure has changed over the years, and in the time we’ve been watching these superstars on our screens, we’ve seen some incredible athletes, characters and workers, but we’ve also seen some who couldn’t do things in the ring very well. This is the case in all areas of pro-wrestling, but with this we’re […]

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22nd Oct2020

Ten Best: Perfect 80s Horror Films for Halloween

by Chris Cummings

Everyone who loves horror movies also loves Halloween, right? I mean, aside from the creepy and spooky decor that appears on store shelves across the globe, and all the fun candy that is suddenly available in the shape of brains or eyeballs or the withered hand of a zombie, there’s also the wonderful sales on […]

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20th Oct2020

Which is Better: NXT or AEW Dynamite

by Chris Cummings

So usually, when it comes to Which is Better, I stick to movies, with horror films regularly being the battling topic at hand. This time, though, I thought I’d turn to a controversial topic in the world of professional wrestling, and pit two competing wrestling programs against one another. This isn’t about ratings or drama […]

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13th Oct2020

Wrestling Retrospectives: The Good Ole Career of Jim Ross

by Chris Cummings

To condense the career of Jim Ross into a single article isn’t easy. The man has been the voice of pro-wrestling for so many of us for such a long time, it’s hard to truly highlight how much he means on an emotional level, but also… he’s done so much in the business too, as […]

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08th Oct2020

Which is Better: Halloween or Friday the 13th?

by Chris Cummings

We all know just how integral to horror and cinema overall these two franchises are. Halloween has been a staple in the genre since 1978 when John Carpenter introduced us to Michael Myers in the quiet suburban streets of Haddonfield, Illinois. Two years later we were introduced to the franchise that would eventually bring Jason […]

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