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Exciting G.I. Joe Reveals from Hasbro’s NYCC 2024 Brand Panel

October 19, 2024October 21, 2024 Serpentorslair Staff60th Anniversary G.I. Joe, Cobra Trench Viper, Cobra Viper retro, Crystal Ball G.I. Joe, Darklon G.I. Joe, G.I. Joe 2024 reveals, G.I. Joe 2025 product delay, Hasbro G.I. Joe updates, MASS Device Snake Eyes set, NYCC 2024 Hasbro panel, NYCC toy reveals, Retro Dr. Mindbender, Retro Footloose, V4 Snake Eyes figure0 comment

Hasbro also teased some G.I. Joe figures by name, hinting at future releases that have yet to be fully revealed: Delays and Production Updates Hasbro acknowledged that some G.I. Joe products scheduled for 2025 will face delays due to production shifts. The company reassured fans that updates will be provided as more information becomes available. A slide shown during the panel explained the situation in greater detail, and Hasbro emphasized their commitment to maintaining high product quality despite the delays. Looking Ahead for G.I. Joe Collectors With a mix of…

31 Days of Halloween: A Blood-Soaked Retrospective on Near Dark (1987)

October 19, 2024October 20, 2024 Serpentorslair Staff1980s vampire movies, 80s Halloween movie retrospectives, Bill Paxton Near Dark, cult classic horror movies, horror Western hybrid, Kathryn Bigelow vampire movie, Lance Henriksen Near Dark, Near Dark 1987, Near Dark movie review, underrated horror films, vampire gang movie0 comment

As part of our 31 Days of Halloween 1980s Horror Movie Retrospectives, today we take a look at one of the most underrated vampire movies of the decade: Near Dark (1987). Directed by Kathryn Bigelow, this film masterfully blends the horror of vampirism with the rugged atmosphere of a Western, creating a unique and hauntingly beautiful experience. It’s not your traditional vampire flick, but its gritty take on bloodsuckers and its unforgettable characters make it a cult classic that deserves more recognition. A Unique Vampire-Western Mashup In the 80s, vampire…

A Nostalgic Dive into the Classic 1986 Film Howard the Duck: Why It Still Holds Up

October 18, 2024October 18, 2024 Serpentorslair Staff1980s cult classic movies, Ed Gale Howard the Duck, George Lucas Howard the Duck, Howard the Duck 1986, Howard the Duck childhood memories, Howard the Duck Marvel character, Howard the Duck movie review, Howard the Duck movie rewatch, Jeffrey Jones Howard the Duck villain, Lea Thompson Howard the Duck, Lucasfilm Howard the Duck, underrated Marvel movies0 comment

Story by Mitchell Smith Happy Friday Everyone! Today I’m taking a look at the Classic 1986, Howard the Duck. Based on a relatively obscure Marvel Comics character created by Steve Gerber in 1973, the movie was produced by Lucasfilm, with George Lucas as the executive producer. Despite being one of the first Marvel characters to make the leap to the big screen, Howard the Duck failed critically and commercially upon its release. By One of the film’s most notorious aspects is the use of a full-body Howard costume, worn by…

31 Days of Halloween: A Chilling Retrospective on The Dead Zone (1983)

October 18, 2024October 19, 2024 Serpentorslair Staff1980s Halloween movie retrospectives, 1980s horror movies, Christopher Walken The Dead Zone, David Cronenberg The Dead Zone, Martin Sheen The Dead Zone, psychological horror movies, Stephen King horror adaptations, supernatural horror films, The Dead Zone 1983, The Dead Zone movie review, The Dead Zone psychic visions, The Dead Zone Stephen King0 comment

As we continue our 31 Days of Halloween 1980s Horror Movie Retrospectives, today we delve into a supernatural psychological thriller that’s as eerie as it is profound: The Dead Zone (1983). Directed by the legendary David Cronenberg and based on Stephen King’s chilling 1979 novel, this film takes us into a world where psychic visions meet moral dilemmas, all wrapped up in a grim, foreboding atmosphere. The Dead Zone stands out as a more cerebral horror film from the 80s, intertwining elements of suspense, political drama, and supernatural terror. Christopher…

31 Days of Halloween: A 1980s Horror Classic – “Fright Night” (1985) Retrospective

October 17, 2024October 18, 2024 Serpentorslair Staff1980s horror film reviews, 1980s horror movies, 80s horror comedies, Chris Sarandon Fright Night, Fright Night 1985, Fright Night retrospective, Fright Night vampire, Halloween movie retrospectives, practical effects horror, Roddy McDowall Peter Vincent0 comment

Welcome to the latest installment of 31 Days of Halloween: 1980s Horror Movie Retrospectives! Today, we take a nostalgic journey back to 1985 with a deep dive into the iconic horror-comedy, Fright Night. Directed by Tom Holland (not to be confused with the modern-day Spider-Man actor), Fright Night became an instant cult classic, blending the traditional vampire tale with 80s teen culture and some unforgettable characters. A Unique Blend of Horror and Comedy Fright Night stands out among 80s horror movies for its perfect mix of frights and laughs. The…

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Marvel Comics – Hot Toys Venom Figure

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Hot Toys has once again delivered a jaw-dropping update for Marvel fans with the unveiling of their new 1/6 Scale Venom Figure. Drawing inspiration from Venom’s iconic Marvel Comics appearance, this highly detailed collectible is packed with accessories and customizable parts that make it a standout addition to any collection. Standing at an impressive 15 inches tall, this Venom figure comes with 20 points of articulation, allowing for a wide range of poses. Its mostly seamless body gives it a sleek and dynamic look, capturing the alien symbiote’s fluid and…

31 Days of Halloween: The Horrifying Legacy of “The Evil Dead” (1981)

October 16, 2024October 17, 2024 Serpentorslair Staff1980s horror movies, 31 Days of Halloween, Bruce Campbell Ash Williams, cult classic horror films, Evil Dead horror movie review, horror movie retrospectives, low-budget horror films, Sam Raimi The Evil Dead, The Evil Dead 1981 retrospective, The Evil Dead franchise0 comment

Welcome back to our 31 Days of Halloween, where we celebrate the best of 1980s horror with daily retrospectives! Today, we’re diving into the 1981 cult classic, The Evil Dead. Directed by Sam Raimi, this film has become one of the most iconic and beloved horror films of all time, influencing the genre and spawning an entire franchise that still has a passionate fan base today. So, let’s take a trip back to the beginning of this gory, spine-chilling masterpiece. A Low-Budget Horror That Changed the Genre The Evil Dead…

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Celebrate Voltron’s 40th Anniversary with Toynami’s Epic Collector’s Set!

October 16, 2024October 16, 2024 Serpentorslair Staff2025 Voltron release, classic Voltron toys, Toynami Voltron set, Voltron 40th Anniversary, Voltron action figures, Voltron Blazing Sword, Voltron collector’s set, Voltron lions figures, Voltron pre-order set, Voltron transformable lions0 comment

In celebration of Voltron’s 40th Anniversary, Toynami has announced a brand-new Voltron Collector’s Set that is now available for pre-order! This special edition set brings back the classic robot lions in all their glory, offering fans an incredible opportunity to own fully transformable versions of the iconic five lions that unite to form Voltron: Defender of the Universe. Order through Serpentor’s Lair Sponsor Entertainment Earth Each lion in this set comes equipped with its signature weapons, and for added nostalgia, they even have light-up eyes! But that’s not all—this stunning…

31 Days of Halloween: A Retro Look at An American Werewolf in London (1981)

October 15, 2024October 15, 2024 Serpentorslair Staff1981 horror movies, 80s horror films, An American Werewolf in London, best werewolf movies, classic horror movies, creature features, Halloween 1980s, Halloween movie retrospectives, horror-comedy films, John Landis horror, Practical effects in horror, Rick Baker special effects, werewolf films, werewolf transformation scene2 Comments

As part of our 31 Days of Halloween series, we’re taking a chilling stroll back to 1981 to revisit one of the most iconic horror films of the decade—An American Werewolf in London. Directed by John Landis, this genre-defining blend of horror and dark comedy left an indelible mark on 1980s horror cinema and remains a classic among werewolf films. With its groundbreaking special effects, pitch-perfect balance of humor and terror, and unforgettable transformation sequence, An American Werewolf in London howled its way into the hearts of horror fans everywhere.…

G.I. Joe Super 7 Reaction + Comic Snake Eyes 3.75 Inch O-Ring Opening & In Depth Review

October 15, 2024October 15, 2024 Serpentorslair StaffG.I. Joe action figure review, G.I. Joe collector, G.I. Joe figure review, G.I. Joe Snake Eyes review, O-Ring G.I. Joe, Snake Eyes action figure, Super7 G.I. Joe figure, Super7 Snake Eyes O-Ring figure, Terry Island Viper, The Island Viper reviews0 comment

Today Terry aka ‘The Island Viper‘ reviews the brand new G.I. Joe Snake Eyes O-Ring figure from Super7! Check out the video below, then share your thoughts and opinions of this wave with us below in the comments. As always be sure to subscribe to The Island Viper for all of Terry’s latest videos!

31 Days of Halloween: A Retrospective on the 1982 Horror Classic Cat People!

October 14, 2024October 14, 2024 Serpentorslair Staff80s horror classics, best slasher movies, Betsy Palmer, Camp Crystal Lake, Friday the 13th 1980, Friday the 13th franchise, Halloween movie marathon, horror movie retrospectives, iconic horror films, Jason Voorhees origin, Pamela Voorhees, Sean S. Cunningham, slasher films of the 80s, Tom Savini special effects0 comment

As we continue our 31 Days of Halloween 1980s Horror Movie Retrospectives, today’s spotlight shines on the 1982 erotic horror classic Cat People. Directed by Paul Schrader and starring Nastassja Kinski and Malcolm McDowell, this remake of the 1942 cult favorite blends horror, psychological thriller, and sensuality into a haunting, mesmerizing film. While it may not have received as much acclaim as other horror films from the decade, Cat People stands out for its atmosphere, its provocative exploration of human desires, and its hypnotic score by Giorgio Moroder. The Story…

Exploring the Iconic Pythona: A Custom 6-Inch G.I. Joe Masterpiece

October 13, 2024October 14, 2024 Serpentorslair Staff6-inch custom G.I. Joe, classified series Pythona, Cobra Commander custom, Cobra La characters, Cobra La G.I. Joe, Custom action figures, G.I. Joe collectors, G.I. Joe Pythona, G.I. Joe The Movie 1987, Hasbro G.I. Joe Pythona, O-ring style G.I. Joe figures, Pythona action figure, Pythona custom figure, Serpentor’s Lair0 comment

Story by Mitchell Smith Welcome to the Outpost. Today I’m taking a look at G.I. Joe Pythona. Particularly a 6 inch custom I got on EBay. The 1987 Gi Joe The Movie introduced many characters. Some, people loved some, people did not. I was one of those kids that loved all the new characters including Cobra La. The opening scene featured one character that was a great character but there was no figure to back up that coolness. Pythona has always been one of my favorite characters. She was stealthy,…

31 Days of Halloween: Revisiting the 1980 Classic “Friday the 13th”

October 13, 2024October 13, 2024 Serpentorslair Staff80s horror classics, best slasher movies, Camp Crystal Lake, Friday the 13th 1980, Friday the 13th franchise, Halloween movie marathon, horror movie retrospectives, iconic horror films, Jason Voorhees origin, Pamela Voorhees, Sean S. Cunningham, slasher films of the 80s, Tom Savini special effects0 comment

As we continue our 31 Days of Halloween horror movie retrospectives, it’s time to spotlight one of the most iconic and enduring slasher films in horror history—“Friday the 13th” (1980). Directed by Sean S. Cunningham, this film not only helped define the slasher genre of the 1980s but also gave birth to a franchise that has terrified audiences for decades. The Birth of the Slasher Legend When “Friday the 13th” first hit theaters in May 1980, no one could have anticipated the massive cultural impact it would have. Though Jason…

Delta-17 Meets GI Joe!

October 12, 2024October 12, 2024 Serpentorslair StaffAction Figure Reviews, Delta-17 action figures, Delta-17 collaboration, Delta-17 meets GI Joe, Delta-17 toy review, Delta-17 vs GI Joe, GI Joe crossover, GI Joe fan community, GI Joe fans, GI Joe toy reviews, Ken from ToyKennections, subscribe to ToyKennections, toy collecting, toy review videos, ToyKennections, ToyKennections YouTube channel0 comment

Today Ken from ToyKennections Delta-17 Meets GI Joe!! Check out the video below and share your thoughts with us in the comments. As always be sure to subscribe to ToyKennections channel on YouTube for all of Ken’s latest videos!

Revisiting Ron Howard’s 1994 Film The Paper: A Star-Studded Comedy-Drama About Journalism and Deadlines

October 12, 2024October 12, 2024 Serpentorslair Staff90s journalism movies, comedy-drama films, Glenn Close The Paper, Marisa Tomei The Paper, media and deadlines in The Paper, Michael Keaton The Paper, newsroom movies, Robert Duvall The Paper, Ron Howard films, Ron Howard The Paper, The Paper 1994 movie, The Paper cast, The Paper movie retrospective, The Paper movie review0 comment

Story by Mitchell Smith Today I’m taking a look at the 1994 film The Paper. This is such a great film with a great group of actors. This American comedy-drama film is directed by Ron Howard, centered around the high-pressure environment of a fictional New York City tabloid, the New York Sun. Henry Hackett played by Michael Keaton, is the city editor of the New York Sun. He is an overworked journalist who struggles to maintain a balance between work and home life. Hackett is caught in the middle of…