Gareth Morgan is a Content Specialist who writes for What Culture LTD. His articles cover a wide range of topics within the realm of entertainment, including wrestling, movies, and pop culture. Gareth's work has also been featured in publications such as the Irish Independent and Campaign (UK).
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Gareth Morgan's coverage mainly revolves around entertainment news, gaming, and sports with a focus on wrestling. He often covers event announcements, opinions, and reviews related to these topics.
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Dodgy de-ageing, cartoonish creatures and other dreadful CGI in Star Wars.
Those deaths, conversations, and other emotional Star Wars moments that leave you in tears.
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By: Gareth Morgan
The truth behind traumatic scenes, what facehuggers really taste like, and more...
These CGI horror moments will stick with you for all the wrong reasons.
In case you didn't know, the galaxy far, far away is a pretty deadly and messed up place.
More like Doctor Doomed, right?
When we talk about scale length in relation to a bass guitar—and in fact any stringed instrument—we're referring to the distance, always stated in inches, from the bridge to the nut.
These Star Wars deaths from Episode IV, Episode V, and Episode VI all left a huge impact...
In space, no one can hear you scream... or hiss at a big dog.
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