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Cineverse, a next-generation entertainment studio, has announced the “Halfway to Halloween” Spring slate of programming for its horror streaming service, Screambox.

This includes Art Attack! The Dissection of Terrifier 3, a behind-the-scenes film that gives fans an exclusive look into the making of box office smash, Terrifier 3, as well as the viral gut-puncher The Coffee Table, and the mysterious Project Mkhexe.

As the first full week of Spring begins, horror fans can tune to Screambox to stream new titles including:

Art Attack: The Dissection of Terrifier 3 (now available) – Takes viewers behind the scenes of Terrifier 3, exploring its brutal effects, Art the Clown’s rise as a horror icon, and the cultural impact of the franchise. With interviews and exclusive footage, it reveals the artistry behind the chaos. Uncontained (now available) – A mysterious drifter struggles to protect an abandoned boy and his little sister from an infection that turns people...

In addition to Damien Leone’s box office record-breaker Terrifier 3, the Bloody Disgusting-powered Screambox is now the exclusive streaming home of Art Attack! The Dissection of Terrifier 3, the Only official making-of documentary for the Christmas slasher sequel!

The 98-minute documentary features insights from Damien Leone, David Howard Thornton, Lauren Lavera, and many more members of the Terrifier 3 cast and crew, with Art Attack! exploring Art the Clown’s cultural impact through exclusive interviews and behind-the-scenes footage from the entire Terrifier saga – and of course, Terrifier 3 in particular.

Damien Leone’s Terrifier 3 was released in theaters this past October by Cineverse and Bloody Disgusting, becoming the highest grossing non-rated movie in the history of cinema. Art the Clown’s Christmas massacre scared up an incredible $53 domestically and $90 million worldwide, solidifying the killer clown as one of the big time horror icons of the modern era.

Within Art Attack!

Dead Men's Laughter #1 - A Horror/Heist One-Shot Comic: "Centered around the twilight days & hours of Harry and Russell - two elderly criminals, and one time best friends, brought together but simultaneously split apart by a crime committed in their youth…But that crime rears its ugly head once more, and threatens to destroy the lives they have built up for themselves!"

A one-shot horror-crime comic book, written by Will O'Mullane, illustrated by Marco Perugini, lettered by Jonathan Stevenson.

Support the campaign and learn more at: https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/willomullane/dead-mens-laughter-a-horror-heist-one-shot-comic

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Screambox March Streaming Line-Up Includes Art Attack, Cannibal Comedian, Uncontained: "Screambox has revealed the new films that are joining the horror streaming service in March, including Art Attack! The Dissection of Terrifier 3, Cannibal Comedian, and Uncontained.

Cannibal Comedian will knock 'em dead on March 4 exclusively on Screambox. The horror-comedy features The Texas Chain Saw Massacre alumni Edwin Neal and Allen Danziger.

It’s Valentine’s Day, and this week brought plenty of new horror movies for you to cuddle up on the couch with. In addition to Terrifier 3 slashing its way into streaming, Scott Derrickson’s latest horror movie is now available at home, and that’s just the beginning of the lineup.

Here’s all the new horror that released February 10 – February 14, 2025!

For daily reminders about new horror releases, be sure to follow @HorrorCalendar.

What if the horror movie’s audience served as the monster menacing its characters in real-time? The fourth wall won’t protect you from Delicate Arch, now streaming on Screambox.

Director Matthew Warren shatters reality with his feature debut in which four college kids with fracturing relationships take a camping trip in order to escape an ecological disaster.

Alone in the desert, they begin to suspect that their reality might not be as it seems...

One of last year’s hottest horror movies, Damien Leone’s record-breaking unrated slasher sequel Terrifier 3 is now streaming exclusively on Screambox, Cineverse’s streaming service for horror fans! The streaming release of Terrifier 3 – distributed by Cineverse and its horror division, Bloody Disgusting – arrives just in time for a Valentine’s Day rewatch.

Screambox is also now streaming a 10-minute first look at Art Attack! The Dissection of Terrifier 3 – a new behind-the-scenes documentary feature offering fans an insider’s look into the making of Terrifier 3, which will debut in full on Screambox on March 14.

If you’re looking to catch back up with Art the Clown and Sienna by revisiting Terrifier 2 before you watch Terrifier 3, you can also stream Terrifier 2 on Screambox now. We even have the option for you to stream T2 with Damien Leone’s Director Commentary Track!

Best of all?...

You can fall in love with Terrifier 3 again on February 14 when Damien Leone‘s record-breaking slasher classic streams on Screambox, Cineverse’s streaming service for horror fans.

The streaming release of Terrifier 3 – distributed by Cineverse and its horror division, Bloody Disgusting – will include a new stunt “Terrify Your Heart: Art’s Bloody Valentines”.

In addition, on March 14 you can also stream Art Attack! The Dissection of Terrifier 3 – a new behind-the-scenes documentary feature offering fans an insider’s look into the making of Terrifier 3, which will debut on Screambox. An exclusive sneak peek of the feature aired during Terrifier 3’s return to theaters for a limited run during Christmas week.

After surviving Art the Clown’s Halloween massacre, Sienna and her brother are struggling to rebuild their shattered lives. As the holiday season approaches, they try to embrace the Christmas spirit and leave the horrors of the past behind.

Terrifier 3 will return to theaters in a limited run this holiday season. The limited engagement will include new bonus content for fans of the franchise.

Terrifier 3's limited run begins on Christmas Eve (Dec. 24) and Christmas Day (Dec. 25), and will be distributed in partnership with Iconic Events Releasing. The engagement includes a special introduction by Terrifier 3 filmmaker Damien Leone as well as an exclusive sneak peek at Art Attack - a behind-the-scenes documentary that is set to release on Screambox next year. Art Attack will give fans an "insider's look" into the making of Terrifier 3. Tickets for Terrifier 3's limited Christmas Run can be purchased via the film's official website.

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The supernatural Christmas slasher film made its debut earlier...

Cineverse and its horror division Bloody Disgusting announced today that Terrifier 3, the top unrated movie ever at the box office, will be returning to theaters for a limited run starting Christmas Eve and Christmas Day.

Released in theaters on October 11, 2024, the horror film has grossed $53.9 million at the domestic box office and $34.6 million in international markets, for a worldwide total of $88.6 million. Terrifier 3 has also topped key Est/VOD charts.

This special engagement includes a new introduction by filmmaker Damien Leone and an exclusive Sneak Peek at “Art Attack,” a behind-the-scenes feature set to release on Screambox next year, offering fans an insider’s look into the making of Terrifier 3.

In the film, after surviving Art the Clown’s Halloween massacre, Sienna and her brother are struggling to rebuild their shattered lives. As the holiday season approaches, they try to embrace the Christmas spirit and leave the horrors of the past behind.

The tale behind Terrifier 3 is told in Art Attack! The Dissection Of Terrifier 3, even as Terrifier 4 is being planned and plotted.

The kind of indie horror movie breakout success story that filmmaker dreams are made of, this October’s Terrifier 3 cost less than $10m to make and promote, and has already earned $87m at the global box office. When you consider that the real money will be made on home formats, that’s some result, and a sizeable profit. No wonder Terrifier 4 is being lined up for as soon as 2026.

Ahead of that, though, there’s another feature of sorts for Terrifier fans to feast on. Art Attack! The Dissection Of Terrifier 3 is a bit of an access all areas behind the scenes documentary on the making of Terrifier 3.

It’s got the involvement of director Damien Leone and producer Phil Falcone, and comes with...

Damien Leone’s Terrifier 3 is now available on Digital at home ahead of the film’s physical media release on December 17, and Variety breaks the news this afternoon that a feature length making-of documentary is also on the way. It’s titled Art Attack! The Dissection of Terrifier 3.

From Bloody Disgusting and Cineverse, the official Terrifier 3 documentary will be exclusively streaming on our streaming service Screambox, and you can expect it in Early 2025!

Providing a deep dive into how the Terrifier 3 team brought various brutal kills and bloody effects to life in the latest slasher entry, the upcoming Art Attack! documentary features interviews with director Damien Leone, producer Phil Falcone and various cast members, along with exclusive footage from the set of the production that you have definitely Never seen before.

The documentary comes courtesy of Cult Screenings UK, the same company that brought you fan favorite...

Just in time for the holidays, Cineverse has revealed plans for a “Terrifier 3” making-of documentary that will bring fans behind the scenes of the hit indie slasher. Titled “Art Attack! The Dissection of Terrifier 3,” the film will debut exclusively on the company’s streaming platform Screambox in early 2025.

“Art Attack!” is billed as a full dive into how the “Terrifier 3” team brought various brutal kills and bloody effects to life in the latest slasher entry. The documentary features interviews with director Damien Leone, producer Phil Falcone and various cast members, along with new footage from the set of the production.

The making-of documentary comes from Cult Screenings UK, the producers behind Screambox’s “Pennywise: The Story of It,” which explored the development, Tim Curry casting and cult legacy of the 1990 Stephen King miniseries adaptation “It.” Cult Screenings’ other credits include “RoboDoc,” on the creation of Paul Verhoeven’s action satire classic “RoboCop,...

It was oddly devastating to learn that ITV’s kid’s channel Citv is to close on 1st September 2023. Many millennials and Gen Xers probably haven’t even seen a Citv show for two decades or more – besides, back in the day it wasn’t even a channel, but just a few after-school hours of programming on the regular ITV channel. So why does its closure leave us feeling like it’s the end of an era?

Because the memories of that era were so, so good, that’s why. We all remember getting home from school, grabbing a glass of squash and a Wagon Wheel and immediately flicking the TV on, and Citv (along with Cbbc – and Nickelodeon and the Disney Channel if you were well posh) kept us company until it was time to eat our spaghetti hoops and turkey twizzlers.

There were zany dramas, comforting puppet characters,...

Neil Buchanan is best known for playing the easy-going art instructor that calmly walks youngsters through creative ways to make works of art with household objects on the long-running children's television show "Art Attack." "Art Attack" was first introduced to young viewers on Citv in Britain but was also adopted by Disney Junior and was watched state-side from 1990 to 2007.  While Neil was the only living host to the mixed media program ... Buchanan at times shared...

Alex Westthorp Oct 3, 2016

It's 40 years since Multi-Coloured Swap Shop made its television debut and kick-started the Saturday morning kids' TV slot...

Imagine the excitement - it's just before 9.30am on Saturday 2nd October 1976. It's almost like Christmas has come early, such is the anticipation. The nation's kids, who hitherto got their kicks at the Saturday morning pictures, settle in front of their television screens and press the button marked 'BBC1'. Those who read their parents' Radio Times know a new show is about to start with Radio 1 Breakfast Show DJ Noel Edmonds at the helm. 28 year old Noel is cool and down with the kids. Tom Baker and Elisabeth Sladen - the Doctor and Sarah Jane from Doctor Who - are to be the first star guests, and you can actually speak to them live by telephone! The TV set warms up and the familiar blue and yellow BBC...

Louisa Mellor Jul 19, 2016

Netflix's Stranger Things may be a nostalgia-fest, but that's not new. TV has always let us escape into comforting stories about the past…

Remember the good old days? They were good weren’t they? Not like now. It’s horrible now. That’s why everything on TV is comforting, coddling, backwards-looking fluff. We all just want to dive onto a feathery pile of period television and forget about the cruel, unsettling world of today. A world where, get this, the Soviets have gone into space. And there’s that war in Korea. Everyone’s testing hydrogen bombs all over the place, Castro’s taken over Cuba and innocent people keep getting lynched. I ask you. It’s little wonder all we want to watch on TV are cosy Westerns. Switch on Gunsmoke and all that worry melts away.

Fast-forward a few decades to now, when the release...

The safe handling instructions printed on the inside of these egg cartons are there for a reason. Neca's Xenomorph Egg Set is due out in September. Also: a Dude Bro Party Massacre III clip and Star Wars Rebels Season 1 home media release details.

Alien Xenomorph Egg and Facehugger Set: The Xenomorph Egg and Facehugger Set comes with a total of 9 items and includes a collectible carton for storage.

According to Neca, “New from Weyland-Yutani, these eggs are sourced directly from Lv-426, where Xenomorphs are allowed to roam freely without being confined to cramped cages. Buy cage-free and support our efforts to study and protect this gentle, misunderstood species. Warning: see packaging for safe handling instructions. Weyland-Yutani is not responsible for any spaceship infestation or planetary destruction that may occur.”

"From the terrifying Alien movie series, this set includes 6 Xenomorph eggs and 3 facehuggers with bendable tails. They make great diorama pieces...

Fans of Star Wars Rebels don't have to wait much longer to get their hands on the Season 1 blu-ray, as Lucasfilm/Disney have now officially announced the set is coming in early September. Come inside to check out all that's coming on the disc.

Season two of Star Wars Rebels technically started the other week, with the hour-long premiere "movie" event of The Siege of Lothal...If you missed it, it was pretty damn spectacular. While we still don't know when the regular episodes will begin to air, Disney has revealed exactly when we'll get to re-live the show's incredible first season: September 1st. Check out all the details below:

Star Wars Rebels: Complete Season One delivers all 15 action-packed episodes plus never-before-seen bonus material and cast/crew interviews revealing the magic behind the making of the hit series. Releasing on Blu-ray and DVD on September 1, this is a must-add collection to the library!

Here's one of those 'This'll make you feel old' nuggets - Citv's kids' classic Art Attack is 25 years old today, having aired its first episode on June 15, 1990.

Originating as a segment on '80s show No. 73, Art Attack was later spun off into its own series and became one of Citv's longest-running programmes, continuing in its original form until 2007.

There have been several attempts to revive the BAFTA-winning show - and to replicate its success abroad - but none of these imitations came close to the original and best, fronted by the brilliant Neil Buchanan.

Prepare for a nostalgia rush as we present 9 reasons why we still love Art Attack - and its original host Buchanan - a quarter of a century on.

1. That absurdly jaunty theme tune

"This is an art attack! This is an art attack! This is... Art Attack!"

Heralded by a 'Pencil 'n' Paper alert', the...

Broadway's 40 theatres aren't the only places to catch performances from your favorite stars Well after Broadway orchestra's begin their overtures, ensemble members take their dance breaks, and performers belt out their eleven- o'clock numbers, the party continues at various cabaret venues throughout New York City. Below, BroadwayWorld brings you some cabaret highlights for this week as picked by our theatre editors, including An Evening of Song Benefiting 'Art Attack', The Songs of Miller amp Tysen Tuck Everlasting amp More, Natalie Douglas in 'Hello Dolly...The Music of Dolly Parton', Sondheim Unplugged, and Actor_Friend 54Below.

Rainn Wilson’s coming back to TV, except this time it’s through his YouTube channel SoulPancake. Participant Media’s Pivot television channel, which launched on August 1, 2013, will air segments of Wilson’s SoulPancake starting August 25, 2014. Separated into six 15-minute clips, “Mixtape by SoulPancake” will package together several of Wilson’s sketches, including “Metaphysical Milkshake,” “Science of Happiness,” “Art Attack,” and “Stories From the Street.” With over 1.3 million subscribers, Wilson’s SoulPancake channel is one of the most popular on YouTube, probably because it’s odder than most. Combining Wilson’s sense of humor with normally taboo topics (like religion and poverty), the channel’s not afraid to ask some of life’s harder questions. In the series “Metaphysical Milkshake,” for example, Wilson essentially “kidnaps” interviewees (like colleague Mindy Kaling from The Officeor Tesla founder Elon Musk) into the back of his 1970s van to discuss philosophical topics with them...

Disney’s marketing strategy for Star Wars Rebels has included releasing self-contained 3-minute shorts, each of which depict an incident between the Imperial Forces and one (or more) of the show’s characters. The first of these shorts, “The Machine in the Ghost”, pays homage to Star Wars: Episode IV – A New Hope‘s iconic dogfight between the Millennium Falcon and Tie Fighters, while the second short (“Art Attack”) and the newest one, “Entanglement” (watch it above), focus solely on introducing the personalities of individual Rebels on the series.

Zeb (voiced by Steve Blum) is the Rebel who steps into the spotlight in “Entanglement”; the character is the “muscle” of the group (according to his official description), yet clips like the one above illustrate that he’s got his fair share of brains to go with the brawn and brawling capabilities.

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The second of four Star Wars Rebels shorts has been released by Lucasfilm and Disney. The short is called "Art Attack," and (like the first one) it turned out great. These shorts are leading up to the premiere of the animated series.

In “Art Attack,” a special Star Wars Rebels short, Sabine sneaks into an Imperial compound, looking to create a diversion for her friends aboard the Ghost. Spotted by stormtroopers, she proves too quick to be captured – and leaves behind an explosive surprise.

Enjoy the short!

Following a brief snippet over the weekend, Disney Xd has now released the full second "Star Wars Rebels" short film dubbed "Art Attack". This tease for the upcoming animated series focuses on Sabine Wren, a Mandalorian human female weapons expert and regular on the new series. In the short, she sneaks into an Imperial compound trying to create a diversion and things don't go according to plan..

Star Wars Rebels is an upcoming CGI animated series produced by Lucasfilm and Lucasfilm Animation. It is set 16 years after Star Wars Episode III: Revenge of the Sith and 5 years before Star Wars Episode IV: A New Hope, in a time which the Galactic Empire is securing its grip on the galaxy and hunting down the last of the Jedi Knights as a fledglingrebellion against the Empire is taking form.

Last Week, Disney Xd released the first Star Wars Rebel short film “Ghost in the Machine” which focused on the animated series’ new astromech droid Chopper. This week Disney released another Star Wars Rebels short film titled “Art Attack” which follows Sabine Wren. The series is scheduled to premier in October 2014 as a one-hour special on Disney Channel, and will then air as a series on Disney Xd channels worldwide. Watch both shorts below:

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Last Week, Disney Xd released the first Star Wars Rebels short film “Ghost in the Machine” which focused on the animated series’ new astromech droid Chopper. This week Disney has released another Star Wars Rebels short film titled “Art Attack” which focuses on Sabine Wren, the Mandalorian Human female weapons expert who is part of […]

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This is the second in a series of shorts for Star Wars Rebels which follow all-new episodes of Gravity Falls on Disney Xd. Two more Star Wars Rebels shorts will debut on August 25 and September 1 between 9:29 Pm and 9:32 Pm. But first, meet Sabine Wren as she puts her artistic skills to good use.

Scheduled to premiere in October 2014 as a one-hour special telecast on Disney Channel, Star Wars Rebels will be followed by a series on Disney Xd channels around the world.

Star Wars Rebels continues the epic tradition of the legendary Star Wars saga with all-new exciting, action-packed adventures. It is a dark time in the galaxy,...

Disney Xd has released a Star Wars Rebels short online. The animated series will take place about 14 years after the events of Revenge of the Sith and centers on the fledgling rebellion as the Empire hunts down the last of the Jedi Knights to secure rule of the galaxy. While we've had featurettes introducing the villains and even the first seven minutes of the series, this short is interesting because it directly introduces a character even though I'm not sure this will be part of an episode. If it stands alone, it's a neat way of introducing Sabine (voiced by Tiya Sircar) without any talking heads explaining who she is. Hit the jump to check out the Star Wars Rebels short, "Art Attack". Star Wars Rebels premieres on Disney Xd this October, and also features the voices of Freddie Prinze Jr., David Oyelowo, Vanessa Marshall, Taylor Gray, and Steven Jay Blum.

On May 11, the Godzilla: All Art Attack show opened at the Creature Features gallery in Burbank, California. And amid the pieces, which included an ad for a fake Godzilla-themed breakfast cereal and another depicting Godzilla as the Virgin Mary (er, okay), were three pieces instantly recognizable to any Godzilla archeologist. They are subtle and easy to overlook: three smallish sketches of a sleeker, more naturalistic version of the monster, etched in black and white by Eisner-winning comic-book artist Ricardo Delgado. What makes these sketches so special is that they were produced for a version of Godzilla that never saw the light of day. It did, however, get really, really close to happening.By the early '90s, the Japanese Godzilla films weren't performing like they should have been, and Toho, the studio behind the creature, thought that an American production might inject some fresh blood into the ailing franchise. An...

This weekend, the remake of Godzilla from director Gareth Edwards finally stomps into theaters (read our review right here), and to keep the excitement high, Creatures Features just unveiled a new art exhibit called "Godzilla: All Art Attack!" that you can catch in Burbank, Califorina. Featuring dozens of art pieces commemorating the King of Monsters, there's quite an odd and eclectic array of work here paying tribute to the monster that first appeared on the big screen 60 years ago in Japan. There's illustrations, paintings, sculptures and more, and we've picked some of our favorite pieces for you to check out. Look! Some photos from the art gallery Godzilla: All Art Attack from Creatures Features (more at Styd): To find out more information about the show in Burbank, head to the Creatures Features website. Godzilla, being directed by Gareth Edwards (of Monsters), comes from a screenplay written by Drew Pearce,...

This weekend, Creature Features in Burbank, California held its reception for "Godzilla: All Art Attack!" a tribute to the King of the Monsters and the many creatures and characters that have populated his cinematic universe. The timing is perfect, of course, since a new film is hitting theaters this Friday (read our review here). I attended the opening reception and, I have to say, this is one of my favorite shows so far. I'm also loving the fact that Creature Features is getting in on the "gallery" scene. They're attracting some fun artists for some awesome themed shows. (Coming up this summer... A Planet of the Apes gallery.)

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Whatever happened to the children's TV presenters of our youth? Where did they go when the Broom Cupboard was shut down and when Edd the Duck went back to his pond? Digital Spy has hunted down 9 classic faces of '90s children's television on Twitter to answer those questions.

1. Dave Benson Phillips @DaveBensonPhill

Famous For: Playdays, Get Your Own Back, Wake Up in the Wild Room

Sample Tweet:

So, it begins... pic.twitter.com/bxWkD2tSsI

— Dave Benson Phillips (@DaveBensonPhill) November 18, 2013

And lots of chat about his appearance in Cinderella at the Palace Theatre, Mansfield.

2. Andy Crane @andycrane64

Famous For: Cbbc's Broom Cupboard (1987-1990), Motormouth, Bad Influence! and What's Up Doc?

Sample Tweet:

Heard of the Golden Flannel awards? They celebrate dreadful management speak - examples to use on the radio today would be very welcome!

— Andy Crane (@andycrane64) January 6, 2014

He's now a radio presenter for the BBC. And only occasionally veers into Partridge-isms.

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Rob unpacks Zack Snyder and Bruce Timm's wonderful Superman 75th anniversary animated short to see the bizarre highlights that lie within...

Superman! For seventy-five years now he's confused birdwatchers and air traffic controllers alike as he's zoomed around battling evil and falling in love with women who have alliterative names starting with 'L'. Like Lois Lane, Lana Lang, Lori Lemaris... Llllovely.

Yes, it's been a busy three quarters of a century for the Last Son of Krypton, and to celebrate it Zach Snyder (Man of Steel) and Bruce Timm (Superman: Tas) produced a two-minute flypast of Superman's history. It went down rather well when it premiered at New York Comic Con last week and no wonder. It's a beautiful salute to Supes, but also to the artists and actors who've brought him to life across the decades, as the animation style seamlessly...

I might have something in my eye. From Jef With One F at Art Attack:

We walked to the bench that bears Kat’s name. Shaded by a tree, it over looks the tombstone proper, inscribed with her name, dates, and lyrics from “You Are My Sunshine.” I remember carrying her coffin to this spot like it was yesterday.

“This is a cemetery,” I told her. “It’s a place where we put the bodies of people who have died. Your Aunt Kat, who has your name, is buried here, and I like to come here to think about her and tell her that I still love her very much. I wanted to bring you here today, so you could see the place.”

My daughter crawled up onto my knee as I knelt. I was crying and my voice was hoarse, and she put her arms around me.

“Maybe she’ll regenerate,...

This week's Art Attack features Hulk, Star Wars, Brave, Beauty and the Beast, Avengers, Grumpy Cat, The Little Mermaid, Aladdin, The Lion King, Mega Man, Iron Man, King Kong, Elysium, Godzilla, ID4, The Shining, Toy Story, Luxo, Psylocke, Tmnt, Angela, Pokemon, and Sailor Venus.

Hulk by Diburros

Star Wars by Andreameloni

The Bear and the Bow & The Beauty and the Beast

by Lehuss

Avengers by Juliantotinotedesco

Grumpy Cat - The Little Mermaid, Aladdin, and The Lion King - Mashup

by Tsaoshin

Mega Man: Spectacular Battle Android by Jalbhenn

Various Movie Art by Raid71

Psylocke by 2ngaw

Kevlar Soul Dariaen Dresen

Art by Frank Paur

Tmnt by James Boorm

Keep The Streets Empty For Me by Nanfe

Little Angela by Skottie Young

Star Wars by James Boorman

Pokemon: Grab Your Stater by Jalbhenn

Journey by Clonerh

Sailor Venus by Redreevgeorge

Green Lantern: Rock Vs Scissor by 2ngaw

Hellboy by...

This week's Art Attack features RoboCop, Daria and Jane, Catwoman, Tetsuo, April O'Neil, The Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles, Voltron, Batman, The Avengers + Pokemon, Deadpool, Solid Snake, Shinobi, Kratos, Sagat, The Witch, Princess Mononoke, Where The Wild Things Are, The Usual Supects, Peanuts, Army of Darkness, and Samus Aran.

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Robocop by Samuel Ho

Various Characters, Daria and Jane, Catwoman by Pixel Mixer 

Tetsuo by Samuel Ho  | Via XombieDirge

April O'Neil by Andrew Wilson

Tmnt by Arian Noveir  | Via Geek-Art

Voltron Movie Concept by Andree Wallin

Batman by Garnabiuth   | Via XombieDirge

Avengers + Pokemon by FerioWind  |  Via Geeks Are Sexy

Deadpool by Declan Shalvey  |  Via XombieDirge

Solid Snake, Shinobi, Kratos, Sagat, The Witch, and Rusty Mech by Sundragon83 

Princess Mononoke + Where The Wild Things Are, The Usual Supects + Where The Wild Things Are, Peanuts + Army of Darkness by Justin Hillgrove

Samus Aran by Sundragon83

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This week's Art Attack features Hulk, Thing, She-Hulk, Venom, Gambit, Rogue, Optimus Prime, Batman, Daredevil, Ghost Rider, Judge Dredd, Snow White, Thor, Captain America, Iron Man, Sandtrooper, Tetsuo, Kaneda, Black Cat, War Machine, Azarel, Croc, Nova, Moon Knight, R2-D2, and The Rocketeer.

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View other Art Attacks here.

Hulk vs Thing, She-Hulk, and Venom

By Ben Olson

Gambit - "The X of Spades" & Rogue "The Mutant in Yellow Boots"

By Nicolás Scoccimarro

Optimus Prime

By Kevin Tong via Geek-Art

Batman, Daredevil, Ghost Rider, and Judge Dredd Posters

By Evan DeCiren via XombieDirge

Snow White - "Bad Apple"

By Tenshu53 via BoingBoing

 

The Avengers Characters

By Rodrigo Oliveira via Geek-Art

Sandtrooper on Dewback Animated Maquette

By Gentle Giant via XombieDirge

Tetsuo, Kaneda, and Black Cat

By Clonerh

War Machine, Azarel, Batman, Croc, Nova, Daredevil, and Moon Knight

By Francesco "Matt" Mattina

Movie Illustrations

By James White...

It's been more than a decade since the 1990s ended, yet the Internet can't seem to go a day without a reminder of the neon slap bracelets that may have been banned from your school.

Yes, we get it. Times are tough and there's comfort in reflection, but enough is enough.

Below, a final goodbye to the 90s to end the nostalgia once and for all. (We're not kidding. There are 1990 items below.)

1. Scrunchies

2. "The Wild Thornberries"

3. Dawson and Joey

4. "Hercules: The Legendary Journeys"

5. Mr. Feeny

7. MTV playing music videos

8. Snick

9. The premiere of "Freaks and Geeks"

10. Levar Burton

11. "Daria"

12. "Arthur"

13. "The Powerpuff Girls"

14. "Smart Guy"

15. Comedy Central globe logo with buildings

16. "The X-Files"

17. Rosie O'Donnell

18. Bill Nye

19. "Dawson's Creek"

20. The Mighty Ducks"

21. "Are You Afraid of the Dark"

22. Cornholio

23. Rachel Green

24. Tim Allen

25. "All That"

26. "Beverly Hills 90210"

27. "Step by Step"

28. "The Ren & Stimpy Show"

29. "The Famous Jett Jackson"

30. "Buffy the Vampire Slayer...

Enter! Stranger! Knightmare is back. Yes, you heard correctly, the bizarre and slightly sinister children's TV classic is returning for a one-off special episode online. Treguard fans rejoice.

Digital Spy is celebrating the return of Knightmare by picking out seven other vintage kids' gameshows that we'd love to see return.

1. Fun House (1989 - 1999 on Citv)

"Wacky! Fun! Crazy! It's outrageous!" Five words that had a whole generation of kids dropping their Teenage Mutant Hero Turtles sticker collection in an instant. Pat Sharp's Fun House was the defining kids' gameshow of the '90s, blending gunge, ball pools, two hot twins and a man with an awful mullet and serving up 25 minutes of giddy tomfoolery. And we still really want a go on the Go-Karts.

2. Finders Keepers (1991 - 1996 on Citv)

When he wasn't busy recreating the Leaning Tower of Pisa with nothing but a packet of Cornflakes and some Pritt Stick on Art Attack,...

At GeekTyrant we are always finding cool stuff that never makes it to the site. Inspired by Screenrant's Geek Picks and Slashfilm's Page 2, we've created what we are calling "Attacks." These attacks will cover cosplay, geek gear, videos, toys, and art.

Today's Art Attack features 37 art pieces of Spider-Man, Venom, The Avengers, Han Solo, R2-D2, Luke Skwalker, Seven Samurai, Black Hole, Man of Steel, Ghostbusters, Darth Vader, Alice, Boba Fett, Stormtrooper, DC Superheroines, Ariel, Hulk, and Deadpool.

 

Art Attack has a magazine style layout, slideshow galleries, and every image is clickable to show a larger version. Best of all, it's all on one page.

 

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Abstract Star Wars...

Siliconera pointed to the super anime/manga crossover, which will bring together heroines from ten series in a strategy RPG for the PS3 and Vita.

According to the post, "Super Heroine Chronicle" will be a traditional grid-based game, and its heroines will be capable of attacking enemies in adjacent squares while also doling out damage to the environment.

A roster of unannounced characters from the following series would be included in the likely cel-shaded game:

Twin Angel

Kyousogiga

Di Gi Charat

Swan Song of the Valkyries: Symphogear

Super Sonico

Higurashi When They Cry

Aria the Scarlet Ammo

Infinite Stratos

The Familiar of Zero

Dream Hunter Rem

With the exception of "When they Cry," I'm not all that familiar with the other series being used for "Super Heroine Chronicle," but I'm sure each has its own disturbingly rabid fanbase. Huh. The "Alice in Wonderland" riff "Kyousogiga" sounds look a hoot, though.

Long time exclusive Sony developer, Insomniac Games has finally gone multiplatform with a new third person, team tactical shooter. Originally under the project titled Overstrike, "Fuse" has been re-branded into a newish shooter that blends realistic firefights with bits of sci-fi tech. Fundamentally, it's a co-op experience, though you can play it by yourself. But it really comes down to is this -- if you're looking for another third person shooter, then this a game you can play.

I don't like being so negative about games like this because "Fuse" isn't a terrible game by any means. It's just terribly bland. The real problem is that this genre has been so saturated with same-y mechanics and attitudes, that when you see something that could genuinely have been unique and cool, it's a disappointment when it doesn't live up to your expectations.

It's doubly disappointing when this games comes from a...

by Joseph Leray

When “Final Fantasy IX” was released in 2000, Square made the baffling decision to host its in-house walkthrough on their PlayOnline service. Not only was it hard to access – these were the Dark Days of dial-up, 56k modems – the “Final Fantasy IX” guide was notoriously spotty.

As a result, a hitherto-undocumented sidequest is making its way through the English-speaking web for the first time today, 13 years after the game’s original PlayStation release.

Spotted by GameFAQs user The_Kusabi_, the “new” sidequest starts on Disc 4, at the Tantalus hideout in the Theatre District of Lindblum.

The Nero Brothers want to find two other characters named Marcus and Cinna, and will leave to find them. After that, there are certain “trigger points” in Memoria -- the final dungeon -- that move the quest forward. After a hitting a trigger, new members of the Nero family will stop by the Tantalus base,...

Riot Games flew me out to cover the first Shanghai "League of Legends" All-Star weekend and all I brought back are these out of focus photos.

It's a good gig if you can get it.

I promise a full write up when I'm back on American soil with a more stable Internet connection, but I couldn't let the first day of the All-Star event pass without sharing some images of the venue and competitors who converged on Shanghai's Olympic Theater to show which region was the best at "League of Legends."

The five-team matchup started with a pair of doubles rounds before really getting going in earnest with a pair of pitched 5v5 matches between China and the soundly defeated North American team, while Korea had a solid tug-of-war with the European Union team, ultimately besting them in both the first and second rounds. It's 4 Am local time of the...

Apparently there are fans who are calling for Neil Gaiman to take over running Doctor Who whenever Steven Moffat steps down, which I was unaware of until Jef With One F at the Houston Press blog Art Attack brought it to my attention. As he says: No doubt, Gaiman has the right heart for the show, and he definitely has the writing chops. Anyone who has ever read his Sandman series also knows that if you want an overarching epic story that can survive over years, he can do that as well. The Hugo award for "The Doctor's Wife" speaks for itself. When Gaiman pens an episode of Doctor Who nothing but magic comes out. I’m not sure that I’d call “Nightmare in Silver” magic, but point taken. Gaiman is a fantastic writer and a lifelong lover of the show. That said...

In response to Alasdair Stuart’s “what if the Doctors had been women” exercise, Jef With One F at Houston Press’s Art Attack has developed his “An Alternative History of 11 American Doctors.” How can this be? Isn’t Doctor Who simply too British to even contemplate such a thing? You decide. Here’s a taste: 3rd Doctor - Robert Stack (1970 - 1974) The star of The Untouchables was approached to take over for Lynde. Stack was looking to get away from crime drama, and admitted to secretly being a big fan of science fiction and bizarre phenomenon when cast. Nonetheless, his Doctor carried over many of the traits of Elliot Ness to the point that some accused him of not trying to differentiate the two very much. The Third Doctor, while stranded on Earth following the death of The Second, was confined to a branch of the United States military as science adviser.

Feature Ryan Lambie Jan 23, 2013

Jack Palance kisses mice. Teri Hatcher plays drums. Just two of the many remarkable things we've discovered in Tango & Cash...

In this occasional series of 'remarkable things' articles, we've mostly focused exclusively on movies that were critical or financial flops. Previous entries have included Jaws: The Revenge, Battlefield Earth and RoboCop 3, which all suffered in both critics' reviews and at the box office.

This time, our choice isn't a notorious flop at all - it's Tango & Cash, a film which actually made a few million dollars more than it cost to make. At this stage in Sylvester Stallone's career, which featured the critical and financial nightmares Rocky V, Oscar and Stop! Or My Mom Will Shoot, Tango & Cash was a comparative blockbuster.

In terms of critical reception, though, Tango & Cash fared less well. It was nominated for three Razzies (though won precisely none) and reviews...

Jef With One F examines the question of the Doctor’s sexuality -- with regards to the modern Doctors only -- at the Houston Press blog Art Attack. A taste: [The Ninth Doctor] was also the most overtly bisexual of the modern three. He was obviously flattered immensely by the immediate attention he received from Captain Jack, and he flirted much more openly with him than he ever did with Rose. He doesn't react with jealousy toward Jack when he works his charms on Rose who reciprocates to the point of dazed infatuation. Instead, he stakes his claim to either of them should he see fit. I would even go so far as to say that Nine was much more comfortable with Jack in a sexual sense than he seemed to be with Rose. Though he thought nothing of casually touching Rose, there was usually more heat when he interacted with Jack. Check out the whole thing here.

ITV’s children’s brand Citv celebrates its 30th birthday in 2013. To mark the occasion, ITV1 will air a documentary on 29th December 2012 charting the history of the brand, and the Citv channel will be holding an action packed ‘Old Skool’ weekend on 5th and 6th January 2013.

From 9:25am to 6pm on the 5th and 6th January 2013, Citv will be broadcasting a selection of its iconic shows including Fun House, Press Gang, Knightmare, The Raggy Dolls, Count Duckula, Art Attack and Children's Ward. Additional episodes will also be available to view and rent online at www.itv.com/itvplayer for an exclusive period giving viewers the chance to re-live their favourite childhood programmes.

Jamila Metran, Head of Programming, Citv said: “We are very proud of Citv’s heritage, and look forward to bringing back all the old favourites for this one-off, not to be missed event and show the...

News Louisa Mellor Dec 17, 2012

Nostalgia trip ahoy! Get ready for an entire weekend of the best of Citv’s last thirty years…

Super Gran. T-Bag. Knightmare. Count Duckula. Press Gang. Dangermouse. The sights and sounds of your childhood (assuming that you grew up near a TV set in the UK after 1983) are coming back for one weekend only.

To celebrate its thirtieth birthday, digital channel Citv is programming an entire two days of the best of its content from the last three decades on Saturday the 5th and Sunday the 6th of January 2013.

The full schedule for the Old Skool Weekend (yes, with a 'k') is below, so fill your nostalgic, Puddle-Lane branded boots:

Saturday the 5th of January

09.25 Mike & Angelo

09.50 Super Gran

10.15 Wizadora

10.30 T-Bag Strikes Again

10.50 Engie Benjy

11.05 The Raggy Dolls

11.15 Puddle Lane

11.35 Count Duckula

12.00 The Sooty Show

12.25 Art Attack

12.40 The Big Bang

13.00 Finders Keepers

13.30 Fun House

14.00 Knightmare

14.30 Fraggle Rock

15.00 The Worst Witch

15.30 Woof!

The 18.5" replica of Mass Effect's flying, murderous behemoth, Sovereign, is coming from Dark Horse Comics' Deluxe line of fine collectibles as is available for preorder in what they're saying will be an ultra-limited edition.

Dark Horse isn't able to comment yet on the final production number for the release, but they're putting it somewhere in the realm of 1,000 units produced. And it's not going to be cheap, either: it'll run you $349.99 when it's available on June 26, 2013.

Some backstory on the statue:

This craft is the flagship of the rogue Spectre Saren Arterius. Responsible for leading a devastating attack on the Citadel in the original Mass Effect game, Sovereign is an enormous sentient dreadnought larger than two kilometers in length. The Dark Horse re-creation of Sovereign also has a sculpted base depicting a devastated city and planetary surface to convey its huge scale.

Each statue will be individually numbered and include...