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01/10/2026

The Haunted Road of Dyer Lane in Sacramento, CA.

01/10/2026

The Haunted Road of Dyer Lane in Sacramento, CA.

01/10/2026

Chitauri Fails: The Dumbest Army in the MCU

Join us as we take a lighthearted look at the Chitauri Army and their spectacular failures in the MCU. From Rocket Raccoon's harsh assessment of them as the worst army in the universe to the baffling decisions made during the New York invasion, we’ll explore why these aliens are often the butt of the joke. Did they really not know about the mothership’s vulnerability? And how about Captain America’s awkward gr***de moment? Tune in for a discussion on the Chitauri's blunders and what they tell us about storytelling in superhero films.

01/09/2026

Kirsch’s Choice: When a Machine Becomes More

Kirsch seems awake — he watches the Neverland lab accident on surveillance, lets events play out, hides details from Cavalier, and manipulates those around him while hinting he knows Morrow’s plan. From his elevator remark about “not being a machine” to his quiet control of access to the lab and the way he sows doubt in Wendy, everything points to a machine that’s developed its own motives. Was it calculation, conscience, or something else? Let’s talk about what his actions really mean for identity and control in the story.

01/09/2026

01/09/2026

Hollow Man: When Genius Becomes a Weapon

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A sharp rewatch of Hollow Man that argues the film’s real horror isn’t invisibility but the moral rot it amplifies. Focusing on Sebastian Caine, this piece examines how arrogance, surveillance impulses, and ethical shortcuts turn scientific breakthrough into abuse, and why the movie works as a psychological thriller about power, responsibility, and the dangers of rewarding results over integrity.

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01/08/2026

We explore the tragic fate of Black Bolt, a character whose voice holds the power to obliterate entire worlds. We discuss how this formidable being, who spent years mastering complete control over his devastating vocal abilities, met a shocking end in Multiverse of Madness when Scarlet Witch sealed his mouth, forcing him to scream and ultimately destroy himself with his own hypersonic blast.

01/07/2026

I talk about my struggle with invisibility and how I've been forced to wear a silicone skin to appear normal. Despite this incredible ability, I see myself as a monster, and the kids around me laugh at me. I have no friends because no one wants to befriend an invisible being. There's a pretty girl next door I admire, but she's never seen me either. I desperately want to connect with her and show her who I really am. So I decided to take off my skin and reveal my true self to you—showing you exactly what I look like underneath.

01/07/2026

01/06/2026

When Invisibility Changes Everything

01/06/2026

We explore the fascinating behind-the-scenes process of creating Red Skull's distinctive appearance in Captain America: The First Avenger. We discuss how Hugo Weaving spent over three and a half hours each morning having an intricate silicone prosthetic applied by Legacy Effects, including the detailed sculpting of separate pieces for his cheeks, forehead, chin, and jaw. We reveal how the character's burned, scarred red appearance was achieved through airbrushing and hand painting, with only his nose being digitally altered in post-production to allow for breathing and emoting. We also touch on how Marvel maintained this practical effects approach even when recasting the role for later films.

01/05/2026

How Lou Ferrigno Became the Hulk: 1970s Practical Effects Magic

We explore how Lou Ferrigno transformed into the Hulk for the 1970s TV series without any CGI. We discuss the incredible practical effects process, including three hours of green grease paint application, prosthetics, padding, strategic lighting, and camera angles that created the iconic look. We also highlight how Ferrigno's bodybuilding expertise and on-set pumping brought the character to menacing life on screen.