fantasy

John Dies at the End may not be all I was hoping for, but it's still a fun enough movie, especially if you go see it with the right mindset. Hansel and Gretel on the other hand... just don't.

Will you see either of these movies this weekend? Be sure to tell us what you think.

There really is no privacy in fantasy, is there?

Studio Ghibli's next movie is based on Mary Norton's "Borrowers" series.

Wizards of the Coast is asking players for their ideas for the next edition of "Dungeons and Dragons." They will start by conducting a playtest of the ideas currently in development at this month's "D&D Experience" convention. Then in spring, they plan to release a growing set of rules, classes and monsters on their website and ask for player feedback.

As someone who was disappointed with the changes in 4th edition, this could be really exciting. What changes would you like to see in "Dungeon

A sweet fantasy short film about a little girl and a bookshop.

Let's hope horses are as badass in this series as they are in "Skyrim."

I think there's something wrong with the hen.

"Yep, it's riding up again."

It's getting cold outside again, and for many of you, that means snow. And what better way to show off your love of science fiction and fantasy than with a slowly melting tribute right on your front lawn? We'd like to see some of your inspired snow-creations. Submit a picture here, and you might see your work of art on the front page.

Fantasy author, Anne McCaffrey passed away today at the age of 85. Best known for her "Dragonriders of Pern" series, McCaffrey began her writing career in 1967 with the publication of "Restoree," her first novel. She was rumored to be working on a new installment of the "Pern" series.

Thanks for creating such amazing worlds for us to inhabit every once in a while, Mrs. McCaffrey. You will be missed.

(Brave)