Gaming’s big business, and companies have been locked in a veritable gaming ‘cold war’ with each vying to produce consoles that would not only blow our tiny minds but also the competition out of the water. Interactive entertainment first came into the public consciousness when Ralph Baer released the Magnavox Odyssey in 1972 into the […]
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 […]
Wolverine is one of the most iconic heroes around and I mean both visually and characteristically. He has endured for 50 years in the comics and is now a big-screen powerhouse. He has an instantly recognisable aesthetic whether he is in costume or his street clothes. He even has the ability to change his fatigues […]
Our new series is our personal picks for Cinematic Top 10s. In this new video list we dive into the Top 10 Surprising Cameos on the Big Screen. Check out the video below and let us know what you think of our list… Do you agree or disagree? Are there any other cameos you’d recommend […]
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 a brand-new feature here on Nerdly, where one of our comic gurus, Ian Wells, delves into comics history and dissects Comics Interview, the long-running journal of interviews and criticism from David Anthony Kraft (DAK). Up Front In the Up Front this month DAK comes up with the idea of […]
Welcome to the latest edition of our (semi) regular crowdfunding feature here on Nerdly – Back This! – where we take a look at some of the cool content taking the crowdfunding route on sites such as Indiegogo, Greenlit and Kickstarter. In this edition, we’re spotlighting Black Chariot, the latest film from Hex Studios and […]
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 […]
Santo, the iconic Mexican wrestler, actor, and folk hero, starred in a plethora of films that combined elements of lucha libre, horror, sci-fi, and adventure. His movies are cherished for their campy charm, thrilling plots, and the larger-than-life presence of El Santo himself. With an extended version of Santo vs. the Riders of Terror screening […]
Godfrey Ho (pictured above), often regarded as a prolific and enigmatic figure in the world of low-budget cinema, is best known for his extensive catalogue of ninja-themed films, which often utilized unconventional methods such as splicing together unrelated footage. Here’s a list of the top 10 films from this cult director, known for their entertainment […]
My favourite festival of the year is soon to be upon us and Fantasia has another insanely brilliant line-up ready for you! Here are ten films – in no particular order – that I cannot wait to check out. Samara Weaving in a new horror film. That’s all I need to say really but I […]
In the latest in our new “top 10” series of our personal picks for Cinematic Top 10s. This time we bring you our Top 10 movies that use Time Travel as a plot device… Time travel has always captured my imagination from a young age, consistently giving us the ultimate “what if?” scenario from the […]
Our new series is our personal picks for Cinematic Top 10s. On the first of the new lists we dive into our Top 10 most terrifying horror films directed by women. These films, helmed by talented women directors, offer a diverse range of storytelling and filmmaking styles, proving that the horror genre is enriched by […]
Check out my unboxing of the Transformers “Autobots Stand United” 5-pack, which was sent to me by the kind folks at Hasbro Pulse. The set includes: Jazz, Wheeljack, Sunstreaker, Trailbreaker and Hound. Take your Transformers figure collection to the next level with the Transformers Generations Selects Autobots Stand United 5-Pack! Generations Selects adult collectibles are […]
Our new series is our personal picks for Cinematic Top 10s. On the first of the new lists we dive into our Top 10 movies set in a single location. Now, you could be thinking, “How thrilling can a movie be if it’s set in just one place?” Well, we are here to tell you […]
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 […]
To celebrate the release of 80s slasher classic Madn man on 4K UHD from Arrow Video, here’s a list of the ten best slasher movies released between 1980 and 1988… showcasing the best of the genre’s golden age, offering a mix of iconic killers, inventive kills, and unforgettable scares! 1. Friday the 13th (1980) One […]
Welcome to the latest edition of our (semi) regular crowdfunding feature here on Nerdly – Back This! – where we take a look at some of the cool content taking the crowdfunding route on sites such as Indiegogo, Greenlit and Kickstarter. In this edition, we’re spotlighting a new horror comedy, Marriage Bites, which features a […]
For me, Wolverine started as a Saturday morning cartoon character. In fact I saw the first X-Men movie before picking up a comic. This just goes to show the strength and popularity of the character, with 2024 his 50th year in comics which coincides with potentially his biggest and best outing on the big screen. […]
Welcome to the latest instalment of a brand-new feature here on Nerdly, where one of our comic gurus, Ian Wells, delves into comics history and dissects Comics Interview, the long-running journal of interviews and criticism from David Anthony Kraft (DAK). Respect For DAK In this issue DAK kicks things off talking about how much writing […]
The Star Wars universe is rich with complex and compelling characters, especially its villains. These antagonists drive the narrative forward, offering challenges and intrigue that captivate fans across generations. With the debut of “murder-mystery” show The Acolyte this week on Disney+ we thought we’d take a look at the ten best villains in the Star […]
This past weekend I attended the inaugural Milton Keynes Mega Comic Con put on by Striking Events. They have been growing in stature over the last couple of years with a wide selection of conventions, especially in the southeastern area. I have been following their growth on Instagram, so when a convention in my home […]