Factory Entertainment Masters Time Travel!

Factory Entertainment, a leading producer of high-end licensed entertainment collectibles, today announced the launch of its highly-anticipated first prop replica entry from the Back To The Future film series, the iconic Flux Capacitor.

As seen in and prominently featured in Doc Brown’s DeLorean Time Machine, the Flux Capacitor is “what makes time travel possible.” The replica, briefly previewed last month at San Diego Comic-Con, can now be ordered from Factory Entertainment’s website or through select retailers.  

Batman Utility Set Includes All Those Wonderful Toys

In December NPD Groups released a report showing that “kidults” are responsible for one-fourth of all toy sales annually, around $9 billion worth, and are the biggest driver of growth throughout the industry. While this may be shocking news to some, it's common knowledge in the halls of Paragon FX Group, as is evidenced by their latest offering, the 89 Batman: Modular Utility Grapnel Set .

Arguably one of Batman's greatest gadgets, the modular utility grapnel. The multi-purpose, hand-held unit allowed for Batman to store numerous items on his utility belt yet deploy them all from a single device. The Paragon FX Group team spent a full twelve months recreating the device out of cnc machined aluminum. 

Factory Entertainment Announces Men In Black Prop Replicas

Factory Entertainment, the Concord, California based manufacturer of licensed pop culture collectibles and specialist in movie prop replicas, announced today the latest entries in its ever-expanding line of geek-gadget gear that sci fi and movie fans are sure to love -- a pair of Neuralyzer prop replicas from the hit Columbia Pictures film series, Men In Black.

The electro bio-mechanical neural transmitting zero synapse re-positioner, more commonly known as the Neuralyzer, or in Agent J’s case, ‘the flashy-thing,’ can now be yours at www.factoryent.com!

The Neuralyzer prop replica is available in two separate versions, each based on its respective film; 1997's Men In Black and 2002's Men In Black II.

Factory Entertainment's Star Trek Medical Scanner and Hypospray

Factory Entertainment unveiled its latest Star Trek collectible -- a prop replica set of the Medical Scanner and Hypospray from Star Trek: The Next Generation. 24th Century Starfleet Medical personal had a wide variety of equipment available to them. Two of the most seen items in Star Trek: The Next Generation were:

The Hypospray, which used aerosuspension to deliver many types of medication both subcutaneously and intravenously. It was also be used to collect and store air samples.

The Medical Peripheral Device, more commonly known as the “Hand Scanner”, which contained sensors that allow it collect and analyze a wide variety of medical diagnostic readings.  The Hand Scanner was designed to work in tandem with a Medical Tricorder but could also function independently.

SDCC 2018: Factory Entertainment Wonder Woman God Killer Sword Exclusive

O Dam. Here we go. San Diego Comic Con is still a ways off, but with the weather getting warmer, it is surely time to start saving your pennies and crisp hundred dollar bills (y'all) for all those amazing exclusives!! Factory Entertainment fires the first shot with a weapon perfect for home defense in the bleak world of the DC Cinematic Universe...

The NECA Report: Carrie, Prometheus and Gremlins

Our last NECA update showed off a long awaited Portal figure for the game-obsessed alongside a new Dutch from Predator and a new scale for Gears of War action figures! Today's update isn't as earth shattering, but a Carrie action figure (though not based on the original film) is something to shout about..isn't it?

NECA continue their domination of the horror plastics universe with two new action figures from the upcoming Carrie remake (releasing March 15, 2013) with Chloë Grace Moretz (Hit Girl) in the title role. The 7 inch figure duo make up a sort of before and after...one depicting the moment just before being crowned Prom Queen...and one right after, drenched in pig's blood and gearing up tear some students apart with her freaky mind powers. The latter is sure to be a sought after piece for horror fans...unless they are King/De Palma purists, in which case they can sit there with their frowny faces and leave the plastics for the rest of us. The pair are said to drop (individually) late January. That's late Feb/Early March for those in the US.

The Subtle Art of Clockwork Orange

Ah, yes. Who could forget this striking piece of "Art" happened upon by the young adventure seekers in the feel good movie "A Clockwork Orange"?? In 1969, one would be able to buy Herman Makkin's "Rocking Machine" directly. In 2006, the artist felt he could deny the planet no longer and re-released his iconic sculpture. Then in 2008, Medicom teamed up with the artist for a limited release of a mammoth 2 and a half foot long, foot wide version of the machine in white and black colors. Now..it seems...IT IS BACK!! Just goes to show you, you can't keep a good stiff cock down. Now listed as a "movie prop replica", Medicom is poised to make another run of the sculpture that will make your mom cry in all its life-size glory. Since any info I've dug up is in Japanese, I can tell you no more than what I have already, but I wish you good luck in finding the giant penis of your dreams.

A Batman Debate

I don't get most of the press releases from the toy companies anymore, so this one just popped up in my field of vision, so excuse me if it's old to you, the uber collector. It's a modern Batman utility belt replica from DC Direct, complete with pouchy goodness I now KNOW comic fans go crazy over after seeing the reaction to my Deadpool pouches. What can I say...everyone wanted to touch them. Before I continue my rant, dig exhibit A...

Here's where we rant more. Is Batman now wearing a shiny metallic belt buckle emblazoned with his insignia and did he actually request of Alfred to sew little bat buttons onto each pouch??!! This can't be what the real belt looks like right now. I could go knee deep into the impracticality of this belt in a "real world" situation, but I think my geek quota is overflowing from the last Toy Victory post and I have enough trouble getting dates already. DISCUSS!!