About Slade Hale

Slade has been writing for some of the most prolific pop culture publications since the mid-90s, including GamePro, CinemaBlend, ScreenRant, and more.

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February 1, 2023
The 1990s had its fair share of excellent drama films that both men and women could enjoy. These are ten of the best bets.
An animated Dalek from 'The Evil of the Daleks' (1967), BBC
February 1, 2023
The Daleks are one of sci-fi’s most popular monsters, and they’re represented best in these 5 classic Doctor Who serials.
Luke Skywalker defeated by Darth Vader in 'The Empire Strikes Back' (1980), 20th Century Fox
January 27, 2023
Mark Hamill posts a contradictory and cryptic tweet in an attempt to stave off criticism for liking a J.K. Rowling tweet.
Split image of the Oscar statuettes and director Chinonye Chukwu
January 26, 2023
‘Till’ director Chinonye Chukwu hurls the latest accusations of racism against the Academy Awards after failing to net a Best Director nomination.
Split image of Mark Hamill and J.K. Rowling with a Twitter heart graphic
January 23, 2023
Mark Hamill is excoriated by Left-wing radicals after liking one of J.K. Rowling’s tweets in defense against a belligerent transgender activist.
Split image of She-Hulk, The Rings of Power and Harry and Meghan
We kick 2023 off with a look at the previous year’s most hilarious Woke pop culture fails, and how they crippled the movement.
An artistic portrait of Lieutenant Saavik, portrayed Kirstie Alley on 'Star Trek II: The Wrath of Khan' (1982), Paramount Pictures
December 6, 2022
Kirstie Alley, best known for her roles on ‘Cheers’ and ‘Star Trek II,’ has lost a short battle with cancer, passing away at the age of 71.
Custom image of Twitter and the Democratic Party logo
December 2, 2022
Matt Taibbi shares a lengthy Twitter feed exposing the company’s collusion with Democrats before Musk purchased the company and pushed transparency.
Split image of Lightyear, Bros and Strange World, via Disney, Universal Pictures, Pixar
November 28, 2022
Hot on the heels of ‘Bros’ crashing at the box office, Disney’s ‘Strange World’ follows suit. LGBTQ-heavy properties are dying, and here’s the reason why.
Promotional art for 'Star Wars: Andor' (2022), Disney+
November 26, 2022
‘Star Wars: Andor’ finally wraps a season so dull, uneventful and creatively barren that it redefines “awful” under Disney’s direction.