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If you’re a fan of Tinkerbell, I regret to inform you that you will no longer be able to meet her at Disney World. Tinkerbell never returned to the Town Square Theater at the Magic Kingdom (a location she shares with Mickey Mouse) when Disney reopened their parks after being shut down due to COVID, …

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When one thinks of the Disney theme parks, discounted and/or cheap merchandise doesn’t usually enter one’s mind. When you’re headed to one of their theme parks, you know you’re going to be forking over some serious cash for food, hotels, drinks, and especially souvenirs. So imagine our surprise when we visited Hollywood Studios today and …

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It’s hard to believe now, but back in the day, you couldn’t keep a Call of Duty game on the shelf. On release day, there were hundreds of people in line at Best Buy, GameStop, GameCrazy, Walmart, you name it. If it sold video games, we were there, picking up our orders at midnight. It’s …

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Another year, another DC movie review from yours truly. When I say that I have zero problems with this film, I genuinely mean that. “But Tuggs!” you’ll say, “what about the FUN (I imagine you’ll hiss this word, like that little evil emoji with the horns and frowny face, like “FUUUUNNNNN,” as if it’s a …

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James Gunn has been co-CEO of DC Studios for a whopping three months, and already he’s had his hands full. Back in December of 2022, he gave a brief overview of Warner Bros Discovery’s vision moving forward with DC, including the heartbreaking news that Henry Cavill would not be returning as Superman. The announcement got …

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It’s been a week since Halloween Ends was released in theaters, and I know I’m late on this review. Please accept my apologies, readers, as for some reason, I thought the film came out the same weekend as Black Adam and not the week before. And, to be fully transparent, I was a bit hesitant …

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Dwayne Johnson has been tied to the role of Teth Adam for fifteen years at this point. First discussed in 2007, The People’s Champ finally confirmed his casting in September 2014. He promised the film would stay true to the character, shake things up, and make fans happy by bringing the antihero to life. Fast …

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It’s July, which means it’s Halloween. Once again, I don’t make the rules. Now that the Fourth of July is over, fall and spooky décor have started appearing in stores, theme parks are putting up their decorations, somewhere there’s a girl making a pumpkin spice latte, and Michael Myers has awoken from his slumber; sharpening …

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Hello everyone, it’s your resident horror buff back with yet another horror movie review. This time, we’re talking about The Black Phone, Blumhouse’s latest and one more stepping stone in Ethan Hawke’s return to cinematic masterpieces. The Black Phone follows Finney Shaw (Mason Thames), a shy 13-year-old boy. He’s kidnapped by The Grabber (Ethan Hawke), …

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If you’ve seen a modern horror film, chances are it’s a Blumhouse production. CEO Jason Blum’s company is behind films such as The Purge, Paranormal Activity, Insidious, Sinister, Get Out, Halloween, Halloween Kills, and the list goes on. Blumhouse’s films have made a name for themselves over the years, so much so that they warranted …

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