This Sci-Fi drinking game from Philip Atherton looks like a lot of fun. Don’t be intimidated by brutal enemies like the Cephaloid who makes you drink 8. Or the hideous Slurper. There are a bunch of power-up cards that will let you do battle with them and put the odds in your favor.
I think he has a real winner of a drinking game in Space Brew. Remember, if the aliens win, we ALL lose, so drink for humanity! Soon to be on Kickstarter.
This 1:1 Slimer replica looks so convincing you’ll want to wipe slime from your slime-soaked Ghostbusting uniform. This prop replica was cast in UV green tinted clear resin. So he is really going to shine under UV. He looks pretty good under normal light too. He weighs about 25 lbs and stands 30″ tall.
I can’t think of a better way for a Ghostbusters fan to spend $2,950.
Now this is great packaging. And marketing. Apparently, this set of six Alien toy eggs comes in it’s own protective egg carton, just like the Grade A chicken variety you get from the grocery store. The set comes with three unhatched eggs and three with face huggers crawling around. Word is that they will be available this year. This is a must buy. No word on a price yet.
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Awhile back Hot Wheels released some Star Wars cars, but they don’t even compare to these new cars from Tomica. They are part Star Wars, part Pixar. They sure do have personality. I personally love the designs.
Choose from Darth Vader, R2-D2, C-3PO, Yoda, and a Stormtrooper. The pre-order price for the set is about $225. Sure, that’s a bit expensive for toy cars, but you don’t see merchandise like this everyday.
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Check out this Predator Sarcophagus based on the AVP film with a mummified predator inside. The mummy inside even has a gold death mask and the sarcophagus has all of the hieroglyphics depicting the alien life cycle and predator hunting practices. This would look great in any collection.
It measures 16 inches long and is actually in perfect scale with the hot toys predator dolls. You get the sarcophagus, lid, predator and the helmet. I love all of the detail.
This retro Back To The Future inspired desk clock is styled just like Doc’s time circuit display. Only this one isn’t in a DeLorean. It could be on your desk. It shows you the exact dates when Marty traveled to the past and future in addition to the actual time. Great Scott this is a cool clock!
I can’t think of a cooler desk clock for your desk. Or wherever.
That’s no moon. It’s a lamp! This custom Death Star lamp was made from a globe. It features green light toward the top as if it is powering up to blow up a planet, and a warm glow underneath. The laser can even be positioned in multiple directions or completely removed.
This is going to look awesome in your mancave or Star Wars themed room. Use it’s power responsibly.
These Funko ReAction figures from Terminator 2 are pretty awesome. I would have bought all of them if they had come out back when the movie debuted.
There’s the T-1000 Final Battle figure, the T-1000 Metallic ReAction figure, the Terminator, Sarah Connor, the T-1000 in Police uniforms and John Connor.
This Death Star cookie jar is fully armed and operational. It should protect your cookies as long as you keep those pesky X-Wings away. Nah. This space station doesn’t have that one unfortunate design flaw. I’m going to keep my chocolate sith cookies in this thing from now on.
Seriously, a geek kitchen without a Death Star cookie jar is something I don’t want to think about. It just doesn’t make any sense, because this cookie jar is awesome. The third try is the charm. This Death Star should survive where the other two failed.
Sci-Fi movies have the coolest props. Like this Blade Runner Whiskey Glass. Now you can own these glasses and drink your whiskey just like Deckard. Shoot some replicants, then enjoy a drink in style while studying some crime scene photos.
These glasses are made from hand-made crystal glass, mouth-blown by artisans at boutique Italian company, Arnolfo di Cambio. They look exactly like the original prop.
