Tønsberg, Norway has become a very popular spot in the Marvel Cinematic Universe for the people of Asgard.
Jovial Jay
Jovial Jay
Having grown up on comics, television and film, "Jovial" Jay feels destined to host podcasts and write blogs related to the union of these nerdy pursuits. Among his other pursuits he administrates and edits stories at the two largest Star Wars fan sites on the 'net (Rebelscum.com, TheForce.net), and co-hosts the Jedi Journals podcast over at the ForceCast network.
A mysterious man who is Not of This Earth, is wreaking havoc in Southern California in this low budget film by director Roger Corman.
With the hope that Ty’s cloak will show up once again in season two, here’s a look at the New Orleans beadery shop that he acquired his iconic garment.
In the annals of notable sci-fi films, Earth vs The Flying Saucers gets an entry. But just barely.
Tandy uses her vision of a neon Pirate Liquor sign to track down the location where a young girl was kidnapped.
The 1956 MGM film Forbidden Planet is a watershed moment in American sci-fi film that opened new realms, new ideas, and inspire visionaries for decades to come!
In order to get some insight about the strange issues that have been affecting him, Tyrone takes public transportation to the streetcar stop to meet Evita after school.
A frightening and thrilling film, the original Invasion of the Body Snatchers provides lessons for gossips, snoops and busybodies. Mind your own business, or else!
While many scenes for Captain America: Civil War were shot in Germany, including exteriors for GTAZ, the Lobby and subsequent fight were shot right here in America.
It’s only in watching all types of science fiction films that one can discern the wheat from the chaff. Tarantula is not the worst film from 1950s but it certainly leaves some things to be desired.
The locations of Captain Marvel showcase lots of Southern California, from the desert to the beaches!
In the annals of science-fiction film, This Island Earth holds a firm position as a memorable film.
In a world where there only exists one Blockbuster Video, how do you tell a story set in the 90s?



