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Breaking Bad: 10 Reasons Why “Face Off” Is The Show’s Best Episode

It is a nearly universal opinion that “Ozymandias”, the 14th episode of Breaking Bad’s fifth season, is not only the best episode of the show, but also possibly the best hour in modern television. And while there is no denying its greatness, there are a few extra elements that make the previous season’s finale even better. It has been 10 years since “Face Off” aired on AMC and dramatic television since then has arguably never caught up. Combining a perfect mix of slow-burn buildup, immaculate payoff, and a feast of dense artistic stylings in between, “Face Off” remains every bit…
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eBay Shares DJ Skee Doctor Strange Variant Cover at New York Comic Con

DJ Skee took the psychedelic origins of Doctor Strange to heart when eBay asked him to create a variant cover for the Marvel superhero for New York Comic Con. In a move that speaks both to the entrepreneur’s musical and artistic side, the cover evokes the magical colors worthy of the Sorcerer Supreme as well as the trippy music with which the comic is often associated. DJ Skee spoke about his inspiration for the cover as well as his partnership with King Saladeem on some exclusive trading cards being given away with the comic at the eBay booth at NYCC.…
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GTA Trilogy: Definitive Edition Can’t Be Definitive Without the Original Soundtracks

Rockstar has finally confirmed the worst kept secret in the video game industry by releasing this teaser trailer for their upcoming remasters of GTA 3, GTA: Vice City, and GTA: San Andreas that they promise are “coming soon.” pic.twitter.com/AMKIJGLjrF— Rockstar Games (@RockstarGames) October 8, 2021 According to Rockstar, these remasters “feature across-the-board upgrades” that include “graphical improvements and modern gameplay enhancements for all three titles while still maintaining the classic look and feel of the originals.” Beyond that, we really don’t know much about what Rockstar is officially calling Grand Theft Auto: The Trilogy – The Definitive Edition at this…
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Is The Walking Dead Season 11 Teasing Alexandria’s Defeat at the Hands of The Commonwealth?

Good news! AMC has announced a return date for The Walking Dead season 11. Bad news! Alexandria isn’t looking too hot.  In advance of its New York Comic Con panel “The Badass Women of The Walking Dead Universe”, the folks behind the zombie hit unveiled both a return date and a new teaser for the middle eight episodes of the show’s 24-episode final season. The Walking Dead season 11 will return with episode 9 on Sunday, Feb. 20, 2022 at 9 p.m. ET on AMC. The finale of “Part 1” as the first eight episodes have come to be known…
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Far Cry 6: Where to Find Every Amigo

Far Cry 6 continues a recent series tradition by allowing you to recruit a variety of animal companions that are more than ready to fight by your side (this time, the animals are referred to as “Amigos”). While it’s easy enough to play Far Cry 6 and find most of the available Amigos without going too far out of your way, a few of the game’s Amigos are shockingly difficult to find and unlock. Of course, we imagine that’s why you’re here. With that in mind, let’s jump right into our look at where to find every Amigo in Far…
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Dune Director Says Blade Runner 2049 Could Have Ruined His Career

As the debut of director Denis Villeneuve’s lavish rendition of Dune looms closer, tension over the imminent arrival of this crucial career waypoint has to evoke a bit of déjà vu. That’s because it’s essentially where the French-Canadian filmmaker found himself around this time in 2017 upon the arrival of his previous attempt at a sacred franchise offering, Blade Runner 2049, which ultimately became a box office boondoggle. This time around, he’d prefer to avoid repeating mistakes that he now implies compromised his artistic future. Contextually, Blade Runner 2049 was to be the big-budget crowd-pleasing coming out party for Villeneuve,…
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Call of Duty Warzone: Best Season 6 Meta Weapons and Loadouts

Call of Duty: Warzone‘s Season 6 update kicks off what figures to be the “farewell tour” for the game’s Verdansk map as well as a brand-new meta filled with exciting new opportunities to infuriate your opponents by being the first to discover which of the battle royale’s guns are truly broken. While the latest Warzone update doesn’t feature the kind of sweeping nerfs and buffs that we’re used to seeing from earlier “season” patches, it does make some subtle changes to some of the game’s weapon classes that should impact which guns ultimately work their way to the top of…
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Squid Game to Money Heist: What Netflix’s Foreign-Language Hits Have in Common

This article contains spoilers for Squid Game, Money Heist, and Lupin. This Halloween is going to be all about masks and red hoodies. Two of this year’s hottest Netflix shows feature them prominently and the visual similarity is striking. In the South Korean breakout series Squid Game, supervisors wear bright red hooded outfits with black mesh face masks. The masks are emblazoned with a stark white circle, triangle or square, the symbols of the show. It’s a bold costuming statement that bears an uncanny resemblance to outfits in Netflix’s first global foreign-language sensation, the Spanish series Money Heist. In Money…
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Link Tank: Surprising Facts About James Bond to Know

As No Time to Die plays in theaters, check out these surprising fun facts about the cinematic icon James Bond. “In the early 1960s, American producer Albert R. ‘Cubby’ Broccoli and Canadian producer Harry Saltzman teamed up on a dream venture: The chance to adapt author Ian Fleming’s gentleman spy hero James Bond for the big screen. The pair formed Eon Productions and got to work, but little did they know that they would produce not only a successful film with Dr. No, but a cinematic icon for the ages.” Read more at Mental Floss. Shang-Chi was one of the…
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How Star Wars: The Clone Wars Introduced a New Sound for the Saga

Few scores in Hollywood history are as iconic as the ones composed by the legendary John Williams for the Star Wars saga. In fact, Williams’ compositions are as fundamental to the galaxy far, far away as George Lucas’ imagination and the writing of Joseph Campbell. Without his music, Star Wars would have never been a hit back in 1977. So it isn’t an exaggeration to say that film and television composer Kevin Kiner had some very big shoes to fill when he was tapped to create the score for The Clone Wars, an animated film that marked the start of…
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How No Time to Die Fixes On Her Majesty’s Secret Service

This article contains major No Time to Die spoilers. Our spoiler-free review is here. Shortly after George Lazenby attended a screening of No Time to Die last week, the Australian actor and one-time 007 jumped on Twitter to write, “I got to see the new Bond here in LA. Interesting choice of music, I must say.” Having seen the latest James Bond movie ourselves, it’s easy to guess why the star of On Her Majesty’s Secret Service (1969) would be so flattered with Daniel Craig’s swan song. The influences of Lazenby’s OHMSS are unmistakable throughout No Time to Die, and…
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Why Marvel’s Agatha Spinoff Series Should Avoid the Problems of Loki

This article contains spoilers for WandaVision, Loki, Black Widow, The Falcon and the Winter Soldier and Shang-Chi and the Legend of the Ten Rings. Its been reported that Kathryn Hahn’s popular WandaVision villain, Agatha Harkness, is getting her own “dark comedy” spinoff series at Disney+, and like a lot of Marvel fans out there I’m hyped. Agatha is arguably the most deliciously fun villain the MCU has had to offer since Loki, and she even came equipped with her own catchy theme song. I can’t wait to see more Agatha, and I can’t wait to see Marvel have another stab…
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What We Do in the Shadows: Does Colin Robinson Find True Love in The Siren?

This What We Do in the Shadows review contains spoilers. What We Do in the Shadows Season 3 Episode 7 What We Do in the Shadows season 3 episode 7 “The Siren,” is one of the most touching installments of the series. Colin Robinson (Mark Proksch) has experienced brushes with romance before, but because it was with another psychic vampire, it turned into a power play, with little foreplay. Tonight, we see a much more vulnerable energy sucker, who may or may not be falling into a lethal trap, but it is a prison of his dreams. The episode dives…
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No Time to Die Ending Explained

Warning: This article contains massive spoilers for No Time to Die. No Time to Die is the 25th film in the official James Bond canon, as well as the fifth and final to star Daniel Craig as 007, with the actor debuting in the role 15 years earlier in Casino Royale. Craig’s tenure in the series has been marked by a number of controversial decisions and bold moves for the series, not least of which was the choice to have his five films connect in one overarching continuity. That continuity seemingly comes to a close in No Time to Die,…
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The Haunting of Elvira: Real-Life Ghost Stories From the Mistress of the Dark

As Elvira, purveyor of puns and spooky sex appeal, Cassandra Peterson has literally draped herself in the macabre, and guided fans on a shlock and awe journey through horror cinema for 40 years. And in her new autobiography, Yours Cruelly, Elvira: Memoirs of the Mistress of the Dark, Peterson details her life before creating the Queen of Halloween and the wild ride after the fact. At times the book reads like a Forrest Gump-ian work of fiction as Peterson (and Elvira) encounters Elvis Presley and Johnny Carson, trains alongside fellow pop culture icon Paul Reubens (aka Pee-Wee Herman), and befriends…
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No Time to Die: Daniel Craig on How Vesper Lynd Haunted His James Bond Run

For James Bond, or Daniel Craig’s version of him anyway, it all begins and ends with Vesper Lynd. The doomed and beloved character, so memorably portrayed by Eva Green in Casino Royale (2006), only appeared in Craig’s first outing as 007. And yet, she’s lingered on as both a tragic memory from Bond’s past, and as a creative wellspring for Craig’s understanding of a character he’s revisited time and again, including in this week’s No Time to Die—his final appearance in the tuxedo. As Daniel Craig tells Den of Geek when we sit down with him over the weekend, Bond’s…
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Will WandaVision’s Agatha Spinoff Continue its Sitcom Influences?

While retrospectives on the year 2021 will likely reflect an array of unpleasantness, the brighter pop culture sections should be lifted by a certain jingle’s three fateful words: Agatha All Along. Indeed, the year saw Disney+ finally bring the Marvel Cinematic Universe to television (officially, anyway,) starting in January with WandaVision, which wrought weirdness, forced fans to theorize and notably gave the world a breakout character in Kathryn Hahn’s live-action version of rapacious witch Agatha Harkness. Thusly, Disney’s reported spinoff plans seem obvious, but still invites speculation about its apparent comedic leanings. WandaVision fans should be pleased to learn that…
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How the Resident Evil: Welcome to Raccoon City Trailer Reimagines the Original Games

Say what you will about the eventual quality of the movie, Resident Evil: Welcome to Raccoon City is at least aiming for a more accurate adaptation of the original PlayStation games. Indeed, the veil of mystery surrounding the new Resident Evil movie reboot that’s out next month has been lifted, just a bit, with the arrival of the first trailer, which gives us a look at a few familiar faces and story beats survival horror gamers will undoubtedly recognize. One thing’s for sure as we watch Chris Redfield (Robbie Amell), Jill Valentine (Hannah John-Kamen), Claire Redfield (Kaya Scodelario), Leon S.…
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Battlefield 2042: Every Open Beta Gun

Battlefield 2042‘s open beta might be…kind of rough, but it does offer a nice preview of what we can expect from the full game, including a look at some of the guns and weapons that will eventually define the meta. While the Battlefield 2042 open beta doesn’t include every gun that will be available in the full game when Battlefield 2042 launches on November 19, it does feature a small selection of what figures to be the game’s most noteworthy weapons as well as a valuable preview of which Battlefield 2042 guns you’ll want to start paying attention to if…
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New York Comic Con Giveaway: Show Off Your Cosplay, Win Cool Prizes

New York Comic Con is back! After going virtual last year, the doors of the Javits Center are open once again, welcoming back fans, exhibitors, and celebrities alike. After a year off, costume artists have been eager to display their best cosplay looks on the showroom floor. Den of Geek is excited to announce we’ll be back in attendance this year, bringing you a special edition magazine free for attendees and on-the-ground coverage of the convention on our website and social media channels. That’s not all! We’ve also partnered with NTense for an EPIC NYCC Cosplay giveaway! Do you have…
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