Movie Review: American Warships
Baby, we’re about to get our stew on with a review of American Warships, the final entry in October’s Netflix’s basement series.
Monster Roll Releases the Kraken upon Un-suspecting Sushi Chefs
Sushi chefs unite to battle ancient sea monsters in this fantastic proof of concept short film.
Book Review: Fighting Gravity
Though certainly a fine sci-fi romance novel in its own right, Fighting Gravity also offers a satisfying read for those who fall outside its target audience.
Movie Review: Robotropolis
Week four of my trip through Netflix’s basement features cold emotionless automatons, and that’s just the actors.
Who is Captain Power, and Why Does He Deserve a Reboot?
Despite being married to a horrible toy selling gimmick, Captain Power was a series ahead of its time. Now it might be coming back…
Book Review: Rasputin’s Bastards
Thoughtful and introspective, Rasputin’s Bastards is a tale of the practical and metaphysical weapons of war after the war is done.
Movie Review: Alien Armageddon
Week three of my dumpster dive through Netflix’s basement brings us to Alien Armageddon: a movie about religious space worms and the women who love them.
Doctor Horrible’s TV Debut: Interesting, but not a Game Changer.
Sure, it’s great to see Doctor Horrible on television, but this is hardly a revolution or a BIG WIN for web media.
XCOM: Pure Joy for Creative Types and Weekend Warriors
In a world where G.I. Joe meets the X-Files, XCOM wants you to write your own story.
Movie Review: The Dead Undead
Despite every cinematic indication otherwise, The Dead Undead is not porn. It’s just really really bad.