Gobble, Gobble! November is here and it’s time to give thanks for the filmmakers who chose Thanksgiving as the backdrop for their movies. While most Turkey Day films are often overshadowed by the abundance of CONTINUE READING…
If you’re a streamer and aren’t taking advantage of Tubi.TV’s free streaming service you’re missing out. Tubi has so much to offer, and actually has an impressive selection of ’90s movies, TV series, and cartoons. CONTINUE READING…
For the third year in a row, The Retro Network is partnering with HalloweenCostumes.com during the entire Halloween season. And even though it’s not even October yet, you can still get in a spooky mood CONTINUE READING…
Hasbro recently announced the virtual return of Pulse Con for 2021! The grand celebration of all things Hasbro will take place virtually on October 22nd & 23rd and will be live streamed exclusively on the CONTINUE READING…
In September 1994, the Street Sharks animated series was released in syndication. In conjunction with the cartoon, Mattel also released a series of action figures featuring the half-man, half shark characters. The successful series and CONTINUE READING…
Revisit the (not so) beloved Star Wars Holiday Special this November in a new one-shot comic book from Marvel. Life Day #1 will feature a collection of tales from across the Star Wars saga as CONTINUE READING…
Toys R’ Us is attempting another comeback as a brick-and-mortar retailer by partnering with Macy’s. According to a recent tweet from their official account, the toy store which went bankrupt in 2017 will now emerge CONTINUE READING…
If you were a Knight Rider superfan as a kid, you may remember the “talking” K.I.T.T. toy vehicle that came with a Michael Knight figure. It was a sought after toy and remains nostalgic for CONTINUE READING…
After less than a month in theaters, Snake Eyes: G.I. Joe Origins is now available to stream with a Blu-ray release to follow this October. Paramount released the film to theaters on July 23 and CONTINUE READING…
If you owned a Commodore 64, Apple II, or one of the early home computers, you might remember playing “Boulder Dash.” The innovative action-puzzle digging and collection video game has been a favorite since 1984. CONTINUE READING…
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