For its 10th anniversary, the Philadelphia film festival screened M. Night Shyamalan’s ‘Signs.’ All I can say is it is one of the creepiest films I’ve ever seen. If you didn’t see it, check out why it’s the creepiest film you never did see.
Last night, a dear friend and one-time Clacker for CliqueClack passed away. Bill White was not only a contributor to this site, but he was a talented artist in the world of cartoons and comics and an all-around really good guy.
If you watched the Halloween episode of ‘Modern Family’ and thought Lily was adorable as Tattoo from ‘Fantasy Island,’ I’m here to tell you that’s what the world needs more of – people who put together their own creative costumes! As a longtime fan of pop culture-inspired Halloween costumes, I decided to confront some of the ghosts of my Halloweens past in preparation for the main event next week.
Hey, did you know it’s possible to say one thing, but actually mean another? Jay and Vinnie talk satire in this release of CliqueClack Hungry Trolls.
I learned that ‘Person of Interest’ fans will do anything for their show. They will brave crowds of people who care more for the DC-52 than ‘Person of Interest.’ They will stand in line alongside Doctors of the Who-verse. And, they will hold their two-year-old children captive when Jim Caviezel appears. In their opinion (and mine), was it worth it? Of course it was!
Vulture recently released a list of the 25 craziest fandoms, but they seem to be missing a couple that we think should be on their list.
At the New York Comic Con press room, the creators of ‘Venture Bros.,’ Doc Hammer and Jackson Publick, described the Halloween episode, season five guest stars and their fear of pot-laced brownies.
Seth Green is the Geek Godfather. In a surprisingly cozy New York Comic Con press room, we gathered around a table with ‘Robot Chicken’ co-creator Seth Green and voice talent Clare Grant to discuss Robot Chicken’s past and future seasons. Honestly, it felt less like an interview and more like a geek session you might find in any NYCC hallway.
NYCC came. NYCC saw. NYCC conquered me. After a harrowing weekend covering ‘The Following’, ‘Haven,’ ‘Person of Interest,’ ‘Robot Chicken,’ ‘Venture Brothers’ and ‘Voltron Force,’ I’m glad I’m home. But, I’d be remiss if I didn’t give an NYCC overview and cosplay photos.
Today’s episode is an in-depth discussion on the nature of privacy in the 21st century, using Hulk Hogan’s penis as a jumping off point. (Not literally).
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