Captain America (Chris Evans) is back in the second installment of his solo film franchise along side fellow Avenger, Black Widow (Scarlet Johanson) and finds himself wrapped in a conspiracy spanning decades with S.H.I.E.L.D. in the heart of it all. Things get even worse when a new threat in the form of the Winter Soldier, a mysterious figure with ties to Steve Rogers past, gets involved and pushes Cap to his mental and physical limits.

 

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The official Nerdsociety.com review of X-Men: Battle of the Atom, a 10-part comic book crossover storyline published by Marvel Comics that debuted in September and October 2013 and ran through multiple X-Men books.

It was written by Brian Michael Bendis, Jason Aaron and Brian Wood. Drawn by various artists. Review by Game Raging Psycho.…

Magic.  Many believe in it.  Many wonder and secretly snicker at the mere chance of capturing the one moment that creates it. Magic is a true wonderment, one that cannot be transposed.  It simply creates in itself a majestic beauty.  A sand filled wave in the ocean, a frosted cloud in the sky or an eternal love.  All of these, at times seem so unattainable, so we dive ourselves into the tangible, logical matters that provide temporary value and meaning to our empty lives.  But where is the true joy?  We are too afraid to express our vulnerability to let the …

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The official Nerdsociety.com video review for the James Robinson written and Leonard Kirk drawn relaunch of the iconic Fantastic Four! Done by Ivan Krolo AKA Game Raging Psycho.…

From SHOUT! Factory KIDS and Hasbro is the Walmart special, “Ultimate Bumblebee.”  Featuring four episodes on DVD starring the little yellow sports car.  Fans can discover some of the more interesting episodes through the following: “Masters and Students” shows a learning relationship between Optimus Prime and Bumblebee. In the two part episode “Operation Bumblebee,” a group of human technology thieves take Bumblebee’s ‘organ’ that allows him to transform; causing somewhat of a war between regaining the part and fighting the Decepticons for artifacts that would overpower the Autobots.  The final episode, “Deadlock” which was part of the ‘Beast Hunters’ …

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New on Blu-ray, digital download and DVD on February 25th is the complete third season of Cartoon Networks beloved series; “Adventure Time!” By Warner Bros. Home Video.

Starring Finn the Human and Jake the Dog, these brothers perform heroic acts in the land of Ooo—formerly known as Earth. In this post apocalyptic world, the human population is down to maybe one or possibly two where the Candy People reign supreme, led by their ruler Princess Bubblegum.

“Adventure Time” features a collection of the strangest characters from a Lumpy Space Princess to Marceline the Vampire Queen. Although the cartoon is focused more …

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The official Nerdsociety video review for the Geoff Johns written and David Finch drawn Forever Evil #5 published by DC Comics. Done by Ivan Krolo AKA Game Raging Psycho.…

Jack Ryan is something of a reboot/prequel to the classic spy movies based on the novels of Tom Clancy and his famous protagonist Jack Ryan. This is a fun no-frills spy thriller with some sleek action scenes and chases and a solid story. The acting is also good with Kenneth Branagh a stand out as a slimy Russian baddie. Branagh also directed and has become quite the accomplished director as well as a tremendous actor. Chris Pine (toning down the smarm from his James T Kirk role in the new Star Trek movies) stars as Ryan. He’s an idealistic young man …

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The first in what will (hopefully) be a long line of video reviews for comics, TV, shows, films and games by yours truly, and what better way to start than by reviewing the latest DC Animated film Justice League War. The first animated adaptation of a New 52 story which serves as the stepping stone to a new DC Animated Universe!…

 Some of us are lucky to see an end to something we value is coming.  But to most, it comes as a shocking surprise.  Life takes a mean toll on some of us.  Those tolls can be costly.  We hussle and bussle thru our day, living in our own mind’s world.  Even selfishly attained an entitled sense that life and the world around it should obey one rule and one rule only, “Mine!” However, life has its own plan.  It’s not meant to be treated like a thermostat, that can easily be adjusted when thing get too hot to handle.  We …

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