Chris Salce, Author at Age of The Nerd

Chris Salce

I'm a pop culture fanatic based out of Southern California. My collection of comics and pop culture memorabilia would even impress The Collector. When I'm not busy writing about pop culture news, doing film reviews or interviewing celebs, my brother and I work on a comic book called Blood-RED (And yes, that was a cheap plug). I have a certificate of completion for a children’s storybook writing program.

Denny’s Commercial Teases Solo and Calrissian’s Sabaac Card Game

April 2, 2018 Movie News, Movies Comments Off on Denny’s Commercial Teases Solo and Calrissian’s Sabaac Card Game

Ron Howard’s Solo is of course a Star Wars film and made by Disney. Put the two together and you have yourself a huge marketing campaign. The marketing for the film already hit one major bump when the character teaser posters Disney released were allegedly plagiarized, but this latest promo comes …

History of the Movie Easter Egg

April 1, 2018 Editorial, Movies Comments Off on History of the Movie Easter Egg

Easter is upon us! Baskets have been left, candy has been eaten and eggs have been hunted. Now it’s time to read some stuff for some nice adult time. Today we will talk about none-other-than the beloved film Easter Egg. Today, the term Easter Egg in the cinema world is used to …

‘Suicide Squad: Hell to Pay’ Clip Introduces Deadshot and Boomerang

March 30, 2018 Movies Comments Off on ‘Suicide Squad: Hell to Pay’ Clip Introduces Deadshot and Boomerang

Warner Bros. Animation’s Suicide Squad: Hell to Pay is out on Digital. Before you watch the animated film, enjoy this new clip which has Deadshot and Boomerang having some words and a bit of fun in prison.

Doug Liman’s ‘Impulse’ Teaser Trailer

March 29, 2018 Television Shows Comments Off on Doug Liman’s ‘Impulse’ Teaser Trailer

Director Doug Liman whose work includes Mr. & Mr.s Smith, The Bourne Identity, Swingers and The O.C. is now taking on humans with special abilities. Liman is directing the upcoming YouTube Original Impulse. Impulse follows a rebellious 16-year old girl (Hasson) who’s always felt like an outcast in her small …

Watch Neil Patrick Harris Take on All Personas for ‘A Series of Unfortunate Events’

March 28, 2018 Television Shows Comments Off on Watch Neil Patrick Harris Take on All Personas for ‘A Series of Unfortunate Events’

Netflix is days away from streaming the second season of A Series of Unfortunate Events which stars Neil Patrick Harris as the mischievous Count Olaf. The character Count Olaf is made up of a few different personas which makes Unfortunate Events an unpredictable and enjoyable series. Below is a clip of NPH …

‘SuperMansion’ Season 3 Trailer Revealed at Wondercon

March 28, 2018 Television Shows, TV News Comments Off on ‘SuperMansion’ Season 3 Trailer Revealed at Wondercon

At this year’s WonderCon, many trailers, celebrities and companies showcased their newest projects. One of those showcased was Crackle‘s SuperMansion from Stoopid Buddy Stoodios, the same guys that brought you Adult Swim’s Robot Chicken. Co-creators Matthew Senreich and Zeb Wells along with some of the SuperMansion cast including Breckin Meyer (Robot Chicken), Heidi Gardner …

‘The Robot Chicken Walking Dead Special’ DVD Review

March 27, 2018 DVD Reviews Comments Off on ‘The Robot Chicken Walking Dead Special’ DVD Review

Seth Green‘s and Matthew Senreich‘s Stoopid Buddy Stoodios has had fun blending toys and stop-motion to parody some of the biggest franchises in pop culture. The Stoopid Buddy produced Robot Chicken has been their brainchild and a great way to get away with making fun of everything even things they are …

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Exclusive from the 2026 Tribeca FIlm Festival: Lindsay Calleran on the Thematic Tapestry of her Debut Feature Caity
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From Childhood Dream to Leading Man: Evan A. Kaushesh on Bringing ‘The Arden Theater’s Dear Evan Hansen’ to Life
Even from a tender age, Evan A. Kaushesh knew he wanted to be on the stage. After watching his older sister perform in The Little Mermaid at age three, he caught the theater bug. Not long afterward, he landed the title role of Mowgli in The Jungle Book — and he’s been chasing that passion […]
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The Exploration of Memory at the 2026 Tribeca Film Festival
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La Grange French Steakhouse in Yardley, Pennsylvania, Celebrates Stylish First Anniversary on Thursday, May 7
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