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I'm a writer/editor who's been at the site since 2015. I cover politics, weird history, video games and... well, anything really. Keep it breezy, keep it light, keep it straightforward.

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Check Out Brie Larson In This Emotional First Trailer For The Glass Castle
Brie Larson has come a long way since 2013's indie critical smash Short Term 12, proceeding to snag a deserved Best Actress Oscar for Room and going toe to toe with the Kong himself in Kong: Skull Island. Short Term 12's director on the other hand, Destin Daniel Cretton, hasn't been quite so prolific, but now he's reunited for Larson for his sophomore feature The Glass Castle, whose first trailer dropped yesterday.
David James David James May 19, 2017
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Watch The Walking Dead Cast Be Brutally Beaten By Negan And Lucille
Nobody said surviving a zombie apocalypse was going to be a walk in the park, but this is just sadistic. The video above, first posted by appropriately named YouTuber 'Wacky Weirdo' in September 2016, compiles all the imagined deaths in Rick's dream sequence from The Walking Dead's season 7 premiere. These all come courtesy of a baseball bat to the noggin, which causes a fountain of blood to cascade from each character's head.
David James David James May 19, 2017
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Want To Know How Rogue One’s Cassian And K-2SO Met? Marvel’s Got Your Back
Rogue One's motley cast of traitors, saboteurs, terrorists and criminals made for a fascinating departure from usual Star Wars fare, their all-too-brief on-screen appearances leading fans to speculate about the exciting adventures they'd been on prior to the events of the film. One of the biggest questions was how Cassian and his droid buddy K-2SO came to travel with one another. It's something that many fans have been wondering about and now, a new comic book is going to fill in that particular blank, telling us precisely how Cassian first encountered K-2SO and liberated him from the slavery of Imperial servitude.
David James David James May 19, 2017
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George A. Romero’s Road Of The Dead Is Apparently About NASCAR Racing Zombies
Forget viruses, meteors or rabid monkeys, George A. Romero created the modern zombie. His vision of hordes of rotting, shambling, flesh-hungry corpses has permeated culture to an insane degree. Beginning with 1968's Night of the Living Dead, Romero thrilled and terrified audiences while simultaneously delivering a satisfying social criticism. His apocalyptic perspective reached its zenith in all-time classic Dawn of the Dead, in which he perfectly skewered contemporary consumerism and a load of torsos.
David James David James May 19, 2017
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Jack Meets Salazar In This New Clip From Pirates Of The Caribbean: Dead Men Tell No Tales
There's an unexpectedly positive buzz around Pirates of the Caribbean: Dead Men Tell No Tales. The first in the series, Curse of the Black Pearl is a swashbuckling blockbuster classic, instantly making a pop culture icon of Johnny Depp's Captain Jack Sparrow. Four sequels later and none of them have held a candle to the original, with the last entry, On Stranger Tides being outright terrible (though it still grossed a billion at the global box office). But advance reviews of this upcoming instalment praise it as a return to form, describing it as a 'pleasant surprise.'
David James David James May 19, 2017
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The Walking Dead Goes Back To Square One In This Motion Comic
Robert Kirkman's The Walking Dead is an outright zombie phenomenon. The comic has spawned two television series, spinoff novels and an ongoing series of video games. Underneath all this, the original comic book is still going strong after an impressive 167 issues. Now, thanks to a video released by AMC, we can revisit that very first issue courtesy of the motion comic you'll see above.
David James David James May 19, 2017
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