Occasionally, the knock-off version of something ends up being more valuable than the original -- especially if it's measured by how much joy you derive from it. Kevin Maher explains how The Asylum's self-proclaimed "knockbuster" big-budget movie parodies give you a bigger bang for your buck.
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If you think this summer's cinematic offerings are lacking in comic book inspiration, think again. G.I. Joe and I Love You, Beth Cooper are teeming with four-color concepts.
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Before you watch J.J. Abrams' reboot, catch up on the Star Trek franchise with John Scalzi's Haiku plot synopses. They're everything you need to know about Trek, cut to syllabic perfection.
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