Posts From NR Team
Driving the 2019 Chevy Silverado and testing its tech
By Arvin Santiago and John Nguyen Chevrolet has been building trucks for over 100 years, but yet to this day, most still see trucks as the car that you need
Holiday Gift Guide 2018
The holiday season is here, and that means it’s time to spend some time with loved ones. Christmas is on the horizon, and shoppers will be out in full force
Modern retro gaming: Classic games that will never age
By Katie Greene Nostalgia can often make us remember certain things, like television shows and video games, as being better than they really were. Case in point, I just recently
Disney x RockLove Jewelry Villainess Collection will have you feeling naughty
By Hanae Cajigas RockLove Jewelry created a cool replica of the Kimoyo Beads featured in Marvel’s Black Panther. Now the company has teamed up with Disney and is turning to
Ruby Rose quits Twitter over Batwoman casting backlash
By Amy Nunag Freshly cast in Batwoman, Ruby Rose, is quitting Twitter amidst increasing fan backlash Mere days after her casting as CW’s Kate Kane, Ruby Rose has announced (in a
SDCC: ThinkGeek Bag of Holding – Con-Survival Edition review
“It’s dangerous to go alone! Take this.” By Amy Nunag Every veteran con-goer will tell you that the success of your swag accumulation will hinge on your bag. Boy howdy,
South Park to have escape room at San Diego Comic-Con
By Chris Chan To celebrate South Park’s upcoming 22nd season, Comedy Central is celebrating by bringing South Park back to San Diego Comic-Con this year with not one, but two
Ziplines at Pacific Crest has us ziplining in a forest 300 feet in the air
By Arvin Santiago and John Nguyen If you’re like us at Nerd Reactor, then chances are video games, movies, and escape rooms are the activities that take up most of
The most popular fake products in showbiz
By A. Lynne Rush Product placement is omnipresent in films and TV, but sometimes product placement just won’t do. Whether a production doesn’t want to shill for a product or
Scary movies might be right
By A. Lynne Rush Is there someone behind you? Someone hiding under your bed? Behind the shower curtain? In the movies, the things that go bump in the night are
Video game crossovers we’d love to see
By A. Lynn Rush Video game crossovers are nothing new — all you have to do is look at “Smash Bros.,” “Marvel Vs Capcom,” or “Tekken” to find a motley
In honor of The Shape of Water’s fish loving, here’s more weird sci-fi smash
By A. Lynne Rush Let’s face it: questionable sex exists. It’s why we have things like protection, STD testing, and the walk of shame. Sometimes it leads to adventure and romance,
Dirty video game tricks that need to stop
By A. Lynne Rush We’ve all been there — the moment the game changes all the rules on you and eats you alive. We’ve all had to resist the urge to
Everything we know about Hulu’s Castle Rock so far
By A. Lynne Rush There’s no doubt 2017 treated Stephen King fans right (especially if we’re pretending that Dark Tower movie never happened). 2018 is primed to follow that trend, and
Atlanta Comic Con makes its debut July
By Stephanie Set A new CONtender has emerged in the Atlanta comic convention scene, aptly named Atlanta Comic Con. Atlanta Comic Con debuts on July 13-15, 2018, at the Georgia
Favorites, Disappointments and Surprises of Gaming in 2017
2017 saw many great games along with lots of controversy surrounding microtransactions. The Nintendo Switch has become a big hit with exclusive titles that you can take with you anywhere
Nerd Reactor’s Holiday Gift Guide 2017
It’s the holiday season, and that means there will be plenty of people doing some last-minute shopping. There are so many video games, movies and TV shows released for 2017,
The Legend of Zelda: Symphony of the Goddesses (review)
By Chris del Castillo The Legend of Zelda series has come a long way since the release of the 1986 game on the Famicom/Nintendo Entertainment System. What started as a
Legend Of Zelda: Symphony of the Goddesses – Interview with producer Jason Michael Paul
By Chris del Castillo Over a decade ago, I would have never imagined that companies like Square Enix and Nintendo would rent out places like the Dolby Theater in Los
More Crunchyroll Expo guests revealed, programming schedule posted
By Keira Truong Crunchyroll is holding its first Expo this weekend, and it is filled with special guests and plenty of programming to keep you busy. Earlier last week, Crunchyroll Expo
