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7 80s Female Cartoon Characters that ‘Stranger Things’ Heroine Eleven Would Love
Everything 80s is awesome again, thanks to the Netflix smash hit Stranger Things. The series is loaded with pop culture references from the era of New Coke and mall rats, but it’s seriously lacking in homages to beloved 80s cartoons. During Season 3, all viewers got was Dustin coming out as a Brony long before it was a thing by explaining to Erica that she’s a nerd just like him for loving My Little Pony. The only animation that viewers actually saw came in the form of the old Woody Woodpecker cartoons that Slurpee-obsessed Soviet scientist Alexei, aka “Smirnoff,” found so hilarious.
By Treva Bowdoin7 years ago in Geeks
10 Best Web Series' on YouTube
YouTube is a massive platform with thousands of creators uploading videos or doing live broadcasts every week. There are tons of different channels to choose from—each with their own special flavors of entertainment. From reviews to tutorials to shows, there's definitely something for everyone to enjoy.
By Greg Seebregts7 years ago in Geeks
Top 5 Shonen Anime to Jump Start Your Week
Known to be one of the greatest anime genres of all time, shonen is what you can find almost any action packed anime or manga under. Shonen Jump sound familiar to anyone? Some of the longest airing anime (that are extremely popular) have been known to be classified under the shonen genre.
By Christina B7 years ago in Geeks
20 Facts About Stanley Kubrick's 'The Shining'
The Shining is not only arguably Stanley Kubrick's most notable film throughout his entire 48-year directorial career, but it is considered to be one of the most beloved cult classic horror films of all-time. There are many things to know about the story that Kubrick adapted from Stephen King's 1977 source material of the same title, but there are also plenty of things to know about what happened behind the scenes.
By Anna Cheney7 years ago in Geeks
5 Must-See Anime to Watch This July 2019
It’s July, and that means relaxing by the pool with some cool summer drinks. But besides getting your tan on, it also means a brand-new month of anime to watch, and the sunny season has quite a few titles for fans to enjoy. From love stories to action-packed adventures, here are five must-see anime to watch this July.
By Zuleika Boekhoudt7 years ago in Geeks
5 Under-Appreciated Cartoons
Cartoons... we've all grown up with them in some way or another. Whether it's a newspaper comic strip, a good movie, or a memorable line; cartoons are a part of almost every kid's formative years. Of course, as new titles are released, the older ones fade into obscurity. With that in mind, I thought I'd do something a little bit different, and possibly, launch a new series covering under-appreciated cartoons.
By Greg Seebregts7 years ago in Geeks
'Criminal Minds' Worst Episodes
Criminal Minds is a great show, as we can all agree, I am sure. But every season, though there are many great episodes, there is always one that just doesn't meet the mark. It just doesn't capture our attention, or just seems like a filler episode compared to the rest. This is a list, starting at season 1 going all the way to season 14 of the worst episodes in each season.
By Hannah Elliott7 years ago in Geeks
The Marvel Cinematic Universe: Phase One Films Ranked
The MCU is an absolute behemoth of comic book superhero storytelling. Starting in 2008 with Iron Man, the film series consists of 22 films and has collected over $21 billion at the box office. Split into three "phases," the three different sections document the beginning, middle, and end of what has colloquially become known as the "Infinity Saga." So taking a look at Phase One, which films hold up? Which ones are still a great watch? And which ones feel out of place in the current cinematic universe? Well let’s take a look shall we?
By Craig House7 years ago in Geeks
2019 Movie Preview—Part One
Here we are at the end of May and we have most likely had the biggest film of the year with Avengers: Endgame. At the time of this article, it had taken $2.7 billion worldwide, rapidly closing in on Avatar's take of $2.78 billion. However, summer blockbuster season is upon us; but despite the usual big studio fare, there are also some excellent, smaller movies worth your time and money at the multiplex.
By Neil Gregory7 years ago in Geeks











