One of the best things about Dungeons & Dragons is the variety of species your character can be, from elves to orcs, dwarves, ...

Lorcan Finnegan’s The Surfer makes Point Break look like that animated penguin movie Surf’s Up. It’s nasty, relentless, and often incoherent, but at an hour and 40 minutes, it never outstays its ...

“Just to come in as it, you know, with an inkling of a chance with the trials, or really tough draw on the trial side, one surfer goes through, it’s actually, yeah, I didn’t dream of this ...

A man (Nicolas Cage) looking to buy a house in a seaside community comes into increasingly violent conflict with a territorial group of surfers. We never learn the name of Nicolas Cage’s ...

Cage plays an Aussie-born, American-raised finance schleb – referred to only as ‘The Surfer’ in a script fond of cult-movie grammar – who just wants to take his teenage son surfing on the ...

New BTS pictures from the recent reshoots of The Fantastic Four: The First Steps are out and give us a better look at Julia Garner's Silver Surfer. New BTS pictures from the recent reshoots of The ...

According to Hollywood, a surfer can be one of three things: a weed-smoking, wave-chasing airhead (Jeff Spicoli); a crunchy, woo-woo hippie (some of the penguins in the startlingly charming Surf’s Up) ...

According to an official press release, Eberron: Forge of the Artificer is a new Dungeons & Dragons 2024 supplement. The supplement will contain new player options, monster statblocks, and magic items ...

The Surfer is what you might call a slow-burn Cage. There’s the manic, hollering prize at the end (and even a line of dialogue worthy of a future meme), but also plenty of the actor’s more ...

The end result should be something just like The Surfer: a disturbing psychodrama about a stranger in a strange land, in which the stranger is played by Nicolas Cage, and the strange land just ...

This review contains spoilers. As a paranoia-induced trip through the psyche of a broken man, “The Surfer” condemns dogmatic loyalty to masculinity in favor of familial relationships.

Given how popular Hexblades were with power-builders, this has naturally caused some controversy. One of the biggest changes to DnD classes in the new rules is that everyone chooses a subclass at ...