The journey of a thousand illusory miles starts with a child chasing after a dog chasing a cat into an abandoned factory on the edge . . .
Introduction to The Right Stuff The Space Movie Extravaganza is back, and with the passing of a legend, it’s a pretty appropriate time, I suppose, for . . .
Introduction to RoboCop I hadn’t seen RoboCop in at least 20 years, but was so excited when it popped up on our weekly bad sci-fi movie wheel. . . .
November is very obviously the best time to play point-and-click adventure games. This year, I opted to play Broken Sword: Shadow of the Templars, known . . .
While most of the rest of our Space Movie Extravaganza is a little more grounded in reality, Space Cowboys has some Armageddon in its blood…
Every once in a while, a book comes along that resonates with you on a level you weren’t expecting. Maybe it’s something silly enough to . . .
Part Wargames, part Animal House, this is quite a treat…
Introduction to The Martian I still haven’t read the book, and I’m honestly not sure that I’ll ever get around to it. I hear good things, . . .
Filled with heart, humor, and great practical effects, this is The Magnificent Seven Samurai but in space…
I used to watch Godzilla movies a lot as a kid. Some random station would have broadcast rights for dirt cheap and play them to fill air time. So many great memories of a Saturday afternoon spent watching old monster movies…
After blazing through Community seasons 1-3, I was slightly dreading what I’d always heard was the worst part of the show…
I’ve been a huge space nerd for basically as long as I can remember. I built models of the Space Shuttle, and LEGO space ships back when there weren’t themed LEGO sets…
After having watched the premiere of Community back in 2009 I ignored the show until only recently…
The premise is about 80% of what’s going on in Ready or Not, and we all know what that means…
Chrono Trigger is one of the first instances of Square/Enix crossover work on the SNES. Developed by legendary Dragon Quest creators Yuji Horii and Akira Toriyama, this game has more of the feel of a Final Fantasy or Secret of Mana than that other illustrious series…
Let me tell you, this game is incredible. It’s a masterpiece of storytelling in this medium. In all truth, it’s damn near perfect. I can keep gushing, but I’ll try to remain detached…
The Magic of Scheherazade on the NES is one of the most under-appreciated games I’ve ever played…