The Otaku Box is a surprise box of anime items delivered to your home every month, with a voting system that allows subscribers to vote for the contents of the box – be it figure designs, t-shirt designs, or other items like wall scrolls! How it works: Choose your items – Pick your free bonus […]
Cult movies are a special breed. Often dismissed or ignored on release, they find new life through passionate fans, late-night screenings, and word-of-mouth devotion. Some are so bad they’re good, while others are just too strange or daring to ever hit the mainstream. What they all share is a lasting appeal that keeps audiences coming […]
The Otaku Box is a surprise box of anime items delivered to your home every month, with a voting system that allows subscribers to vote for the contents of the box – be it figure designs, t-shirt designs, or other items like wall scrolls! How it works: Choose your items – Pick your free bonus […]
Welcome to the latest instalment of our Dissected feature here on Nerdly, where one of our comic gurus, Ian Wells, delves into comics history and looks back at Comics Interview, the long-running journal of interviews and criticism from David Anthony Kraft (DAK). Yak with DAK The shortest Up Front to date. I only mention it […]
There’s something timeless about a haunted house. Maybe it’s the idea that the one place meant to feel safe — home — can be invaded by forces we can’t understand or control. Haunted house movies take that fear and amplify it, mixing psychological dread with supernatural chills. From gothic classics to modern blockbusters, the subgenre […]
The Otaku Box is a surprise box of anime items delivered to your home every month, with a voting system that allows subscribers to vote for the contents of the box – be it figure designs, t-shirt designs, or other items like wall scrolls! How it works: Choose your items – Pick your free bonus […]
By Peter Stead Following on from my article about the Government’s latest moves to destroy copyright – and, in turn, the creative industries – to help Multi-Billion/Trillion Dollar Tech Companies become even wealthier, I thought it would be fun if we played a bit of bullshit bingo with the Pro-Theft Lobby’s main arguments to allow […]
Hello and welcome to the first instalment of Talk Panels to Me. This is my corner of the world to shine a light on those putting their collective heart and souls into the world of creator-owned/self-published comics. The aim is to focus on the best of British, with the occasional venture across the pond and […]
In the modern world, everyone needs to follow a multitasking culture. One significant reason is the speeding up of the digital world. But multitasking can become overwhelming for many. With the right tools, it can be an easy game. A tool that is getting everyone’s attention is a laptop screen extender. With the help of […]
By Peter Stead You may have heard about a Government policy move to let AI Companies train on copyrighted content without permission from the copyright holder. If you are mostly confused about this issue, you are not alone. A few years ago, I myself knew very little about AI – or copyright, for that matter. […]
Welcome to the latest instalment of our Dissected feature here on Nerdly, where one of our comic gurus, Ian Wells, delves into comics history and looks back at Comics Interview, the long-running journal of interviews and criticism from David Anthony Kraft (DAK). Lord of The Jungle I am not going to pretend for an instance […]
Written by Dom Lenoir of The Filmmakers Podcast There’s no doubt that Adolescence is a massive success. What started as a pitch for another “one-take” concept, following the success of Boiling Point, has quickly turned into a cultural phenomenon and international hit. So, what is behind the new Netflix show’s meteoric rise? Is it the […]
Something a little different for you all today, still completely in our wheelhouse mind you. Here at Nerdly we are a bunch of big old nerds and we do love our wrestling shows. I myself am somewhat of a gamer too and one of the games I always like to make sure I make the […]
Welcome to the latest instalment of our Dissected feature here on Nerdly, where one of our comic gurus, Ian Wells, delves into comics history and looks back at Comics Interview, the long-running journal of interviews and criticism from David Anthony Kraft (DAK). SalicrUp Front First of all, credit where credit is due. The little cartoon […]
Catchphrases have a unique power to transcend their origins and embed themselves in our everyday lives. They can evoke memories, laughter (as in the Deadpool franchise for example), or inspiration, and often become cultural shorthand for complex ideas. Here’s a countdown of the top 10 most iconic catchphrases in pop culture: 10. “May the Force […]
Christmas movies often come with nostalgia and cheer, but some gems are overshadowed by classics like Home Alone and Elf. Here’s a list of ten underrated Christmas movies that deserve a spot in your holiday viewing rotation: 1. The Family Stone (2005) This heartwarming dramedy follows a chaotic family reunion when the eldest son brings […]
50: Wolverine (v1) #87 W: Larry Hama P: Adam Kubert I: Dan Green C:Marie Javins This issue was never not going to make the list. I choose it because it centres around Maverick but of course, it is a Wolverine story first and foremost. When I got into collecting Wolverine comics one of the things […]
The third film in a horror franchise often carries the weight of high expectations and franchise fatigue. However, some horror “threequels” break the mold, delivering scares, thrills, and fresh twists. Here are ten of the best horror movie threequels that deserve your attention. 1. A Nightmare on Elm Street 3: Dream Warriors (1987) Director: Chuck […]
Ho ho ho! Looking for something different this Christmas season? Forget the same old holiday movies and check out our Top 10 Alternative Christmas Movies that deserve a spot on your watchlist! From dark comedies to zombie musicals, we’ve got hidden gems, quirky classics, and offbeat tales that bring a fresh twist to your holiday […]
The early 2000s were a treasure trove of hilarious teen comedies, blending awkward coming-of-age moments with unforgettable humor. Here’s a list of the top 10 teen comedies that kept us laughing and reminiscing about our own high school days. 10. Not Another Teen Movie (2001) Plot: A parody of every teen movie trope you could […]
The 1990s were a golden era for straight-to-video horror films. While these productions often had limited budgets and resources, they compensated with creativity, bold storytelling, and memorable scares. Here’s a countdown of just SOME of the straight-to-video horror gems from that decade. 10. Ice Cream Man (1995) Plot: A deranged ice cream vendor terrorizes a […]
Welcome to the latest instalment of our Dissected feature here on Nerdly, where one of our comic gurus, Ian Wells, delves into comics history and looks back at Comics Interview, the long-running journal of interviews and criticism from David Anthony Kraft (DAK). Hembeck Out! Shooter In! DAK’s Up Front column leads directly into the Spotlight […]