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Adam Forsgren's latest essay takes a look at How I Met Your Mother and the importance of preserving your past.

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Quantum Leap is one of the best television series of all time. Find out why we believe it remains relevant to this day.

We retro a hidden gem for the holiday season, the hilarious and often overlooked alt-Christmas flick, The Ref starring Denis Leary.

Bad Santa and The Grinch might have more in common than you think. Adam Forsgren gives us his unique take on these two holiday classics.

House Divided, a political satire from Bruce Campbell is now available on Amazon. Here is our spoiler free review of his latest novel.

Truth Seekers is more than a horror comedy series. In between the laughs, there is a message on how to deal with trauma and loss.

Unstuck in Time, a documentary on legendary writer, Kurt Vonnegut gives audiences a peek inside the life of the literary genius.

Last Night in Soho is a compelling combination of ghost story, coming-of-age tale, and a tribute to Mario Bava and Dario Argento.

The Terror Just Off US:1 from Christopher Garetano is a short horror film that harkens back to the early works of George A. Romero.