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Toy Story 5: Is the Age of Toys Over?

June 20, 2026June 20, 2026 Serpentorslair StaffDisney, Movies, Toy Story 51 Comment

By: R.A. Rayne Before I get started, I must tell you there will be spoilers in this piece. Usually, when I am reviewing a movie or television show, I try not to give away too much or reveal spoilers. Unfortunately, with this article, there will be some spoilers. When you go into a Toy Story movie, you know you are in for an emotional roller coaster. Toy Story 5 did not disappoint. From the film’s opening to its ending, anyone who has ever had a toy and/or a child will…

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Does Masters of the Universe Have the Power for Mainstream Audiences?

June 14, 2026June 14, 2026 Serpentorslair Staffhe-man, Masters of The Universe, Movies0 comment

By: R.A. Rayne Masters of the Universe is a fun, nostalgic 2 hours and 12 minutes that takes some of us back to a time before taxes, prostate exams, and having to ask our kids how to unlock our phones, but is it for everyone? If you were to ask the average Gen Z person who Ram Man, Spikor, and Fisto were, they might ask if they were on OnlyFans or look at you like you’re cringe. If you asked a Gen Alpha the same question, they’d just look at…

New post Lights, Camera, Yo Joe!

May 17, 2026May 17, 2026 Serpentorslair StaffG.I.Joe, Hasbro, Movies0 comment

By: R.A. Rayne Here we go again! Do we really need another live-action film? We all know what happened with the other films. Unfortunately, Hollywood studio executives usually don’t listen to fans. In March, it was announced that Paramount had rejected a treatment by writer Max Landis and that Danny McBride is developing a script for a new G.I. Joe film. Yes, I did say Danny McBride, the same Danny McBride who has played wild and unusual roles in Hot Rod, Tropic Thunder, and Pineapple Express. Okay, before you start…

G.I.Joe Half The Battle

Storm Shadow Foreign Facts and Trivia

May 16, 2026May 16, 2026 Serpentorslair Staffaction figures, G.I.Joe, Movies0 comment

On this weekend’s Half The Battle shorty, We take a look at some of the foreign releases of our favorite G.I. Joe Ninja Storm Shadow! Check out this week’s video below and join in the conversation. And as always be sure and subscribe to my YouTube channel for all my latest videos!

The Moment G.I. Joe: The Movie Became Legendary

March 16, 2026March 16, 2026 Serpentorslair Staffaction figures, G.I.Joe, Hasbro, Movies1 Comment

Story Destro Designs / Viper Den Studios Part 2 After the beautiful chaos that is the entrance song, the movie starts off with incredible theme music swaying as we see the circle of life in full display as a bee is eaten by a jumping catfish, which is in turn eaten by a croc. Probably Fiona.As her predator eyes scan the water top, we get the dopest, most awesomely angled shot of a STUN cutting through the reeds and into the shallow water. The cadre of STUNS cuts across the waterway,.…

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The Highwaymen 2019 Reviewed!

November 17, 2025November 17, 2025 Serpentorslair StaffMovies0 comment

Story By Mitchell Smith Hello everybody. Today I’m taking a look at the 2019 film “The Highwaymen”. The film stars Kevin Costner as Frank Hamer and Woody Harrelson as Maney Gault 2 former Texas Rangers hired by the government to track down the notorious Bonnie and Clyde. Bonnie and Clyde made quite a name for themselves in the early 30’s as they robbed banks, gas stations, and committed many murders. The Highwaymen takes a different look at Bonnie and Clyde as it follows Frank and Maney as they try and…

Superman in Action Comics: A Keystone of American Culture for Nearly a Century

June 25, 2024June 27, 2024 Serpentorslair Staff"S" shield, Action Comics, altruism, American culture, centennial, civil rights movement, Comic book heroes, Comic Books, cultural impact, global icon, Great Depression, Heroism, iconic hero, identity, immigration, inspiration, Jerry Siegel, Joe Shuster, Legacy, Man of Steel, modern society, moral compass, Movies, radio serials, resilience, social justice, superhero genre, superhero industry, Superman, symbol of hope, television shows, timeless symbol, Video Games, World War II0 comment

For nearly a century, Superman has been a towering figure in American pop culture, a symbol of hope, justice, and the enduring spirit of resilience. First appearing in Action Comics #1 in June 1938, Superman was the brainchild of Jerry Siegel and Joe Shuster. His debut marked the dawn of the superhero genre, setting a standard and providing a template that has influenced countless other characters and stories. This iconic hero’s journey from the pages of comic books to the global cultural consciousness is a testament to his lasting impact…

“Yo Joe! The Battle Cry Resounds: Bill Ratner’s Legendary Journey as the Voice of Flint in G.I. Joe Unveiled”

December 12, 2023December 13, 2023 Serpentorslair Staff1980s, animated series, Animation, animation industry, Auditions, Ben 10, Bill Ratner, Collector's Set, Comic Book Store, Documentaries, Encounter, Flint, G.I.Joe, Hasbro, Knowing is Half the Battle, Lady Jaye, Legacy, Manhattan, Mary McDonald-Lewis, Mass Effect, Michael Bell, Movies, nostalgia, Now You Know, NPR, Parent Groups, Public Service Announcements, Special Features, Studio City, Sunbow, The Moth Story Slams, Timeless Impact, Transformers, Video Games, Voice Actor, Wally Burr0 comment

In the realm of 1980s animated glory, where heroes and villains clashed against the backdrop of explosive battles, one voice cut through the chaos with an unforgettable charisma – the voice of Flint in the iconic G.I. Joe animated series. Bill Ratner, the man behind the microphone, embarked on a legendary journey, leaving an indelible mark on the hearts of G.I. Joe fans. From auditions that felt like an old Hollywood “cattle call” to chance encounters in comic book stores, Ratner’s tale is as thrilling as the animated adventures he…

“Remembering Hollywood Icon Richard Roundtree: A Tribute to a Legend’s Remarkable Career and Legacy”

October 25, 2023October 25, 2023 Serpentorslair StaffActor, Actor's legacy, Actor's life, Career, fans, George of the Jungle, Hollywood, Hollywood community, Icon, John Shaft, Kwame, Legacy, Movies, Richard Roundtree, RIP Mr. Roundtree, Samuel L. Jackson, Seven (movie), Speed Racer, Tribute, TV Shows0 comment

Hello everybody. Yesterday, Oct 24th we sadly lost one of Hollywood’s greats, Richard Roundtree. Born in 1942 in New Rochelle, NY Roundtree would drop out of college in the early sixties and pursue an acting career. Roundtree started modeling and doing commercials in the early sixties and would do stage performances before he hit it big. In 1971 Roundtree landed his most famous roll as John Shaft in the hit movie Shaft. There would be 2 more movies Shaft’s Big Score and Shaft in Africa, along with a 7 episode…

THE POP EXPOSE – The ‘Judgement Night’ Movie Soundtrack!

October 15, 2023 Serpentorslair StaffMovies, The POP EXPOSE, The POP-EXPOSE0 comment

Hello everybody, today I’m taking a look at one of my favorite soundtracks from The 1993 movie “Judgement Night”. The movie itself is great and captures the early nineties perfectly. It stars Emilio Estevez, Cuba Gooding Jr, and Denis Leary. A group of middle class guys take a shortcut and end up on the wrong side of Chicago. The movie is suspenseful and covers many issues for the times. The soundtrack is great and I listen to it often in my car. There are so many great artists on this…

G.I. Joe: Rise of Cobra – 14 Years Later Still A Legacy of Controversy!

October 15, 2023October 17, 2023 Serpentorslair StaffG.I. Joe: Rise of Cobra, G.I.Joe, Hasbro, Movies, Paramount Pictures0 comment

In the summer of 2009, the world witnessed the explosive debut of “G.I. Joe: Rise of Cobra,” a film that would ignite passionate debates among fans and critics alike for years to come. Now, almost 14 years later, it’s time to reflect on the impact of this cinematic venture and the enduring legacy it has left on the G.I. Joe franchise. The Birth of Controversy The G.I. Joe franchise, with its iconic action figures and animated series, had already been a cornerstone of American pop culture for decades before Paramount…

“Warner Bros. Discovery Faces Major Shake-Up and DC Universe’s Uncertain Future Amidst Sale Rumors”!

October 12, 2023October 13, 2023 Serpentorslair StaffAquaman, AQUAMAN And The Lost Kingdom, DC, Movies, Superman, Superman: Legacy, Warner Bros0 comment

Warner Bros. Discovery, a media conglomerate shaped by a series of transformative ownership changes, is now facing the prospect of yet another significant shift that could reverberate throughout the DC Universe. The roller-coaster journey of Warner Bros. began when it was initially acquired by AT&T, before subsequently being sold to Discovery in 2022 through a merger. These changes in corporate ownership set off a chain reaction within the company, with DC Entertainment undergoing a major restructuring, marking the end of the DC Extended Universe (DCEU) era in favor of the…

Marvel’s Highly Anticipated “The Marvels” Unveils New Trailer with a Serious Twist!

October 10, 2023October 13, 2023 Serpentorslair StaffCaptain Marvel, Marvel, Marvel Movies, MCU, Movies, Ms. Marvel, The Marvels0 comment

Marvel fans around the world are buzzing with excitement as the final big production of 2023, “The Marvels,” inches closer to its theatrical release. The latest trailer for this superhero extravaganza has dropped, and it’s turning heads for its stark departure from its earlier previews. Initially, the film’s promotional material revolved around the dynamic trio of heroes: Captain Marvel, Ms. Marvel, and Monica Rambeau. The narrative hinted at their powers becoming “entangled,” leading to a series of comical exchanges and bewildering situations. The early trailers were marked by humor, chaos,…

THE POP EXPOSE – Tracey Eddon Hollywood Stunt Double!

October 8, 2023October 8, 2023 Serpentorslair StaffBatman, Labyrinth, Movies, Star Wars, Superman, The POP EXPOSE0 comment

Story by Mitchell Smith Hello everybody. Today I’m taking a look at Tracey Eddon, born in 1958 in England. Eddon was a stunt double for many years and helped make some of the greatest moments in Hollywood history. Many behind the scenes people go unnoticed so I thought it would be fun to bring someone to the forefront. Eddon was in Superman III, and landed another huge roll that same year as Princess Leia’s slave stunt double and C-3PO’s double. One of the major stunts she did was when C-3PO…

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The Nightmare Before Christmas Returns To Theaters To Celebrate 30th Anniversary!

October 4, 2023October 5, 2023 Serpentorslair StaffDisney, Movies, The Nightmare Before Christmas, Tim Burton0 comment

Just in time for the Halloween season, Disney announces a thrilling return to theaters to celebrate the 30th anniversary of “The Nightmare Before Christmas.” This iconic stop-motion animated classic, directed by Henry Selick, originally graced screens in October 1993 and is set to rekindle its magic on October 20th. As part of this cinematic revival, the El Capitan Theatre in Hollywood, California, will host special screenings in 4D, providing audiences with a three-dimensional experience enhanced by in-theater effects. These screenings will immerse viewers in the whimsical world of Jack Skellington, Sally, and…