
Unicron Attacks 2: Earth’s Last Stand
The astronomers have been watching the skies for days in a panic. Something is moving out there, approaching Earth, bigger than a comet or an asteroid and on a path that matches up with no CONTINUE READING…
The astronomers have been watching the skies for days in a panic. Something is moving out there, approaching Earth, bigger than a comet or an asteroid and on a path that matches up with no CONTINUE READING…
In this special edition of Wax Pack Flashback Adam is opening up a pack of MAC and Me trading cards created in a vintage style by https://www.serkworks.com and sharing his love for the 1988 film.
This time around Adam is opening up a pack of E.T. The Extra Terrestrial trading cards from 1982 by TOPPS and sharing his memories of the phenomenon created by this lovable, beer guzzling alien.
If you’ve read my writing online over the past 15 years or listened to any of my many (some would say too many) podcast projects, you know that I love collecting VHS tapes. I have CONTINUE READING…
Unicron, the Monster Planet. Cruising between two suns, the ringed planet drifted through space before setting his sights on Lithone. As he approached, he opens the many teeth on its surface, shining a beam of CONTINUE READING…
Before we jump into the top retro movies for Independence Day, let’s have a quick history lesson. Nothing says America like the 4th of July. It’s the celebration of the Thirteen Colonies victory from the CONTINUE READING…
This 4th of July we are exercising our right to podcast by bringing you an action packed show featuring sequels and prequels to films that celebrate freedom in the good ol’ USA. First the SequelQuest crew CONTINUE READING…
So much of the popular culture I was consuming in the watershed year of 1989 felt like more than just entertainment—instead, much of it felt incendiary. The world itself felt on the cusp of something big CONTINUE READING…
Sleigh bells are ringing, snow is flying and temperatures are dropping. One of my favorite activities on a cold, snowy day is watching a movie in a cozy theater. December 1987 is a good month CONTINUE READING…
The turkey is gone and the Christmas tree is up. It’s the most wonderful time of the year! I love this time of year and going to movies was a big part of my Christmas CONTINUE READING… CONTINUE READING…
November 1987 is a great month for movies. Action, comedy, more action and more comedy. There’s even a horror movie if you still need a Halloween fix. Thanksgiving is right around the corner but before CONTINUE READING…
It’s time to put away the Halloween costumes and get out the stretchy pants for Thanksgiving. Well, not so fast! There are still a few horror movies to watch in November 1982. If horror isn’t CONTINUE READING… CONTINUE READING…
Halloween season 1987 was good for horror movies. In October five horror movies hit the big screen. There are six if you want to count the Scooby-Doo made for TV Halloween movie. Some are better CONTINUE READING…
The year is flying by and we are in October. A month when horror movies should rule the box office. There’s a decent amount of movies released in October 1982, but I only saw two CONTINUE READING… CONTINUE READING…
The air is getting cooler, the leaves starting to turn and the days are getting shorter. September is here and the Season of the Witch is right around the corner. This month is primed for CONTINUE READING…
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