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Remember back in January Antistatic Studios teased a new paranormal shooter codenamed Hornet? That has turned out to be Phantom Line, which has just released a new trailer during the Future Games Show at Gamescom, showcasing the game’s gameplay.

In Phantom Line, you are a member of an elite spec-op unit, working for a megacorp called Mortfield Industries. Specifically, you‘ve been selected for the Operator Simulation Program called H.U.S.K. where you can transfer your consciousness between artificial bodies. You must tactically employ these bodies: scout, distract, place decoys, or utilize many other strategies and commands to gain an advantage over the lurking horrors known as Anomalies. The world is full of these paranormal creatures and phenomena, which are hidden from the public. Leaking into our world through rifts in the space-time fabric, it’s your job to contain these extremely dangerous events.

To add even more “fun” to the mix,...

Amasia Entertainment co-founders Michael A. Helfant and Bradley Gallo continue developing a new "Green Hornet" feature, based on the 1936 mask-wearing crime-fighting character from radio, pulp magazines, comic books, movies and TV series:

"The Green Hornet" debuted January 31, 1936 on radio station Wxyz Detroit, the creation of George W. Trendle and Fran Striker of "The Lone Ranger" fame. 

Broadcasting until 1952 on the Mutual and NBC Blue networks, the series followed the adventures of 'Britt Reid', a bored playboy whose life changes when he inherits his father's newspaper 'The Daily Sentinel' and saves the life of 'Kato', a Japanese man with martial-arts skills.

After Reid and Kato witness a brutal crime, Reid becomes a crime-fighter, using two special, non-lethal guns, with one firing 'knock-out gas' and the other producing a 'Hornet's Sting' electric shock.

Following its successful run on radio, "The Green Hornet" ran in several comic books and a 1940's movie serial from Universal.

Amasia Entertainment co-founders Michael Helfant and Bradley Gallo continue developing a new "Green Hornet" feature, based on the 1936 mask-wearing crime-fighting character from radio, pulp magazines, comic books, movies and TV series:

"The Green Hornet" debuted January 31, 1936 on radio station Wxyz Detroit, the creation of George W. Trendle and Fran Striker of "The Lone Ranger" fame. 

Broadcasting until 1952 on the Mutual and NBC Blue networks, the series followed the adventures of 'Britt Reid', a bored playboy whose life changes when he inherits his father's newspaper 'The Daily Sentinel' and saves the life of 'Kato', a Japanese man with martial-arts skills.

After Reid and Kato witness a brutal crime, Reid becomes a crime-fighter, using two special, non-lethal guns, with one firing 'knock-out gas' and the other producing a 'Hornet's Sting' electric shock.

Following its successful run on radio, "The Green Hornet" ran in several comic books and a 1940's movie serial from Universal.

Maybe you've done the Time Warp at countless midnight screenings of The Rocky Horror Picture Show, but have you ever done it at Dr. Frank-n-Furter's actual castle? This August, the Oakley Court hotel in Bray, England, which served as Dr. Frank-n-Furter's castle in the iconic horror comedy, will open its doors for its annual Time Warp picnic that includes an overnight stay, outdoor buffet, and a screening of the classic musical.

As reported by Stephan Horbelt at Hornet, the annual Time Warp picnic will take place on Sunday, August 25th and costs £260.00 per room. At this time the event is fully booked, but if you wish to add your name to a wait list, you can email [email protected].

As mentioned on Hornet, the Rocky Horror filming locations from the Oakley Court include the entryway where Brad and Janet arrived one stormy night, the grand staircase, and the room where dinner was served.

Gather your favorite gal pals and get ready for a sweet vacation! Next year, a Golden Girls-themed cruise will allow fans to sail the seas while reveling in an atmosphere reminiscent of the 1985 classic. The cruise - hosted by Minneapolis-based party promoters Flip Phone Events - will begin on Feb. 24, 2020, and leave from Miami before making stops at Key West and Cozumel, Mexico. It will then return on Feb. 29. A cabin will reportedly cost around $1,000 per guest and passengers will get to enjoy a "One Night in St. Olaf" dance party as well as a karaoke party.

Flip Phone Events has previously hosted gatherings based on the show and figured it was time to take things to another level with a cruise. "We are avid cruisers and die-hard Golden Girls fans," Flip Phone co-owner Chad Kampe told outlet Hornet. "After two successful Golden Girls bar crawls in Minneapolis -...