Look at these men also the picture is sideways

Have this Noggin as a gift

Only 5 more episodes to go!

Ay fellas?

This is coming this fall 🌟

Anyone excited???

Hello everyone, I am JurassicStream. I am a bit like the French "editor" of the Jurassic Wiki (if one can say so) and since I have a lot of Gremlins films and you seem to have an active community despite the inactivity of the films (except the drawing animated) and I would like to know :

- Who believes in the creation of a "Gremlins 3"? Or who would like the return of a Gremlins film / series / short film?

I remember seeing a site that confirmed a Gremlins 3 (to be taken lightly) which would be scheduled for December 2023.

As you may know the serie's first season finale will be released today and I'm so hyped!! I'm thinking that Bill Peltzer will somehow be seen- maybe in a flash-forward. Also a second season was announced- and that was a great report! Gremlins has a bright future!

Does anyone know which of Gremlins called Gaptooth and Duckface? The pictures of Gaptooth and Duckface will be good one. I got these two pictures of Gremlins, I'm not sure if they are Gaptooth and Duckface or did I mistake Gaptooth of Bucky which I created new page of Bucky.

Yeah, 39 years have passed since the first Gremlins movie was released on June 8th 1984! Isn't that unbelievable. For me as a later fan it's at first a big suprise how many years have passed.. O:

Hey everyone! May is Asian American Pacific Islander Month at Fandom. In honor of the month, we're hosting a global celebration with a focus on "Breaking the Mold", as we dismantle stereotypes in the entertainment industry and showcase the breadth and depth of Asian culture through gaming, movies, television, music, and more. These creative and versatile people work hard, stay true to themselves, and show to the world being Asian, Asian American, or Pacific Islander is not a stereotype to be made fun of. We all come from special backgrounds, and we are all people, as characters we see on the screen represent this idea no matter where we come from.

This year, we will highlight the Gremlins franchise, a series with the infamous mogwai (or in Mandarin, mó guài 魔怪) that drew inspiration from the rich lore of Chinese stories.

Asian American and Pacific Islander Heritage Month (AAPI) is an annual celebration that recognizes the historical and cultural contributions of individuals and groups of Asian and Pacific Islander descent to the United States. The AAPI umbrella term includes cultures from the entire Asian continent, including East, Southeast and South Asia as well as the Pacific Islands of Melanesia, Micronesia and Polynesia. The Chinese influence of mogwai was one of the many moments where a film brought Chinese culture to the silver screen to the Western audience. And in the new series Secrets of the Mogwai, these cuddly critters will be explored in-depth, among more fantastic beasts of Chinese mythology. However, in fantasy there must be realism, and no better was that served in the franchise than by its human characters. The first film gave us characters in Mr. Wing, but the new TV series greatly expands the cast to people who pioneered AAPI representation. So we'll be taking a look at the accomplishments of the Asian-American & Pacific Islander community by highlighting the Asian-American cast and artists that make up the latest installment of the Gremlins franchise.

Keye Luke & Isaac Wang (role of Sam Wing)

Ming-Na Wen (role of Fong Wing)

BD Wong (role of Hon Wing)

James Hong (role of Grandpa Wing)

George Takei

Sandra Oh

This is just a small helping of the best talent in the Asian American community.

Click here to read more on the history of the month, or ways to participate in activities, click on the blog link above.

Happy AAPI MONTH!

Who watched the first two episodes? Did you enjoy? :D