Gamer’s Review: Rugrats: Search for Reptar

“Rugrats: Search for Reptar” was officially released in 1998 (same year The Mask of Zorro came out) on PlayStation. it received mixed reviews and was a commercial hit. Now defunct video game publisher, THQ published more Rugrats games including “Rugrats in Paris” & “Royal Ransom.” In 2024, the Rugrats made their return in video games […]

Comics Review: The Infinity Gauntlet

When half of the universe’s population has been wiped out, Marvel’s heroes and villains band together to undo Thanos’ damage. They’ll need to remove “The Infinity Gauntlet” powered by six stones. Whoever wields to gauntlet shall obtain the power level of a god. Thus, the battle determines if the universe is saved or screwed. The […]

Frankenstein (1994)

The 1990s was a trend for classic Horror movies getting remakes since “Cape Fear” including “Dracula,” “Wolf,” “The Haunting,” “House on Haunted Hill,” Gus Van Sant’s horrendous remake of “Psycho” and a childhood classic growing up, “The Mummy.” The trend ended in 2000 when Gerald Butler as “Dracula” & “Hollow Man” came out. Then, Hollywood […]

Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles (1990)

In 1984, now defunct comic book company, Mirage Comics published a book titled, Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles” or “TMNT” for short. Inspired by “Daredevil,” Frank Miller & Jack Kirby, it’s about four mutated turtles named after brilliant Italian Renaissance icons, Leonardo, Raphael, Donatello & Michelangelo. They’re trained by mutated rat, Master Splinter who’s also a […]

Comics Review: X-Men: Mutant Genesis

Due to a huge roster of characters, Marvel splits the X-Men into two teams. One’s gold led by Storm. The other’s blue led by Cyclops. In order to differentiate two titles, OG X-Men was retitled as “Uncanny X-Men” for the Gold Team. Blue Team’s simply titled, X-Men. The latter was published as a second volume […]

Flashback Review: Wild Wild West (WB’s Flops Vol. 2 #36)

The 1960s was a groovy decade. Alfred Hitchcock’s “Psycho” changed horror movies forever as the first slasher. The BBC aired “Doctor Who.” “The Flintstones” made history as the first cartoon to air on primetime television. Sean Connery became the first actor portraying James Bond. Stan Lee created groundbreaking characters in the Marvel Universe including Spider-Man, […]