Category: Humour
Ghostbusters Afterlife (horror-comedy film: new trailer).
Here’s the new trailer for the latest Ghostbusters film, Ghostbusters Afterlife. In this flick, we get to meet Callie, a single mom struggling to survive in Chicago with her two kids, 12-year-old Phoebe and 15-year-old Trevor. When Callie receives news of her long-estranged father’s passing – a father she never even knew – she and […]
Creature Feature by Steven Paul Leiva (audio book review).
Set in the early 1960s, ‘Creature Feature’ kicks off in a Chicago TV studio where Kathy Anderson is playing Vivacia the vampire woman. Vivacia is the host of a late night horror movie show, hence the title of the audiobook, and making a fair living that way but, yearning for more challenging roles, she quits […]
Heath Robinson: Masterpieces Of Art by Susan Grange (book review).
I’ve reviewed several books about William Health Robinson (1872-1944) before but not in a long while. He came from an artistic family and joined his two brothers as professional illustrators, although better remembered than they were simply because of his ingenious cartoons although capable of much more. What this book presents is showing Heath Robinson […]
Avenue 5 (sci-fi comedy TV series: review).
Avenue 5 is the comedy Science Fiction television series created by Armando Iannucci for HBO. It features a luxury starliner in the intermediate future packed full of entitled rich gits that runs into serious problems. Cue lots of class conflicts as the practical and put upon crew must deal with hyper-rich crap heads. The Titanic […]
Ghostbusters: Afterlife – Ant-Man versus the Stay-Puft Marshmallow Man? (movie trailer)
Ghostbusters: Afterlife is an upcoming American supernatural comedy-drama film with Paul Rudd, as well as Bill Murray, Dan Aykroyd, Ernie Hudson, Sigourney Weaver, and Annie Potts reprising their roles from the original films. It is the direct sequel to Ghostbusters (1984) and Ghostbusters II (1989). Set thirty years after the second film, a family moves […]
U.S. Space Force: they want you! (video)
The U.S. Space Force has created its first recruiting video and it looks kind of interesting. It doesn’t feature any alien bugs being squashed and pleas for you, citizen, to do your part, but it’s worth a watch, nevertheless. Oddly, they don’t feature the Tic-Tac UFO chases as a threat that must be stood firm […]
Gandalf spreads lockdown hope about COVID to good hobbits everywhere (video).
You may be feeling as grey as the horrible weather, my little furry-footed friends, but luckily for you Gandalf the Grey is on hand to spread lockdown hope concerning COVID to good hobbits everywhere.
Grogu Pains (silly trailer for a 1990s comedy show version of the Mandalorian).
Here’s a silly trailer for a 1990s comedy show version of the Mandalorian, called Grogu Pains. Yes, a single space-dad and his alien son’s misadventures can be terribly amusing, don’t you know. Hey, I’d watch that for a dollar, especially the Friends crossover episode featuring Joey and Monica.
Road Rage (short comedy scifi movie: in full).
Proving the point that science fiction doesn’t have to be dour and serious, here’s a new sci-fi movie called Road Rage from James Button, about a Welshman (Derw Derw) lost in a car in the valleys, with an alien-infiltrated satnav which has the power to control time. Blimey, what could possibly go wrong?
Animaniacs back with Pinky and the Brain (cartoon news).
Yes, Hulu has the Animaniacs cartoon arriving back on the TV screen with Pinky and the Brain after a close to thirty-year break and they have a lot to catch up on. Joining Yakko, Wakko, and Dot, Pinky and the Brain will doubtless continue their quest for world domination. New episodes of the Animaniacs will hit Friday, November 20th, […]
