Metroid Dread – Post Game analysis and sequel needs
Now that a couple of weeks have passed, we can look at Metroid Dread with a more critical eye and consider some things that would make a potential sequel even better...
MONSTERS, INC. is still awesome, twenty years later
Twenty years ago, Pixar grabbed us by the heart and made us car about a giant furry monster and the little girl he was meant to scare. Here's to Monster's Inc...
Your Halloween Watchlist for 2021 is here!
A trio of underrated, little-seen horror films are under consideration this year as we break down movies for you to watch this Halloween season!
The SNES Turns 30: A look at some of the system’s best soundtracks
As the SNES turns 30, let's reminisce over some of the soundtracks that helped define the 16-Bit super console...
REVIEW: Dune is an ambitious and well-made first act
Denis Villeneuve brings the epic sci-fi film series to life in a "part one" that's beautiful and effectively adapted enough to demand a "part two." Full review...
REVIEW: Halloween Kills is a hot mess from first kill to last
Halloween Kills is a hot mess of a movie that is entertaining enough but for all the wrong reasons. Full review (with mild spoilers) here...
Buffy the Vampire Slayer: Twenty five years later (Part six)
We continue our look back on Buffy the Vampire Slayer by considering its much-maligned sixth season (and Angel's much celebrated third)...
REVIEW: Metroid Dread reawakens the old gamer in me
Metroid Dread is both a great throwback sequel to a stalwart series, as well as a finely polished modern game with all the stylings current-gen gamers crave...
REVIEW: NO TIME TO DIE is a fitting closer to the Daniel Craig era of Bond
No Time to Die is not a movie without flaws, but its shortcomings do not detract from the overall "experience" of watching Daniel Craig do his thing for the last time...
A.I. is still awesome, twenty years later
The story behind the making of AI: Artificial Intelligence is, in my opinion, as interesting as the story of the film itself. It's twenty years old this year. Let's talk about it...
Your SO OF COURSE preview of WWE EXTREME(?) RULES 2021!
Because you can't predict a WWE PPV, you have to account for the insane whims of WWE's aged owner, THIS is your SO OF COURSE preview of WWE Extreme Rules 2021!
Ocarina of Time, Breath of the Wild, and the 3D Zelda “formula”
Breath of the Wild 2 won't shake up the formula the first game laid down. Why should it? It took twenty years to shake things up the first time around...
Buffy the Vampire Slayer: Twenty five years later (Part five)
As Buffy the Vampire Slayer turns 25, we're examining the cultural legacy of the iconic show. Up next is a look back on the 5th season (and 2nd season of Angel)...
REVIEW: Malignant is maybe the cheesiest movie I’ve ever enjoyed
Malignant is the most over the top, insane, schlocky, 1980s throwback "horror" movie I've enjoyed in ages. Full review here...
AEW All Out and the past, present and future of pro wrestling
CM Punk, Bryan Danielson, and Adam Cole represented the past, present, and future of WWE. All three are now in AEW. It's a big deal. Let's talk about it...
REVIEW: Shang-Chi has an imperfect debut but a lot of potential
Shang Chi is not a perfect film but there's a lot to like and it manages to plant enough seeds that will sprout into something special down the line. Full review here...
The SNES Turns 30: A look at some of the system’s best games
The Super Nintendo is turning thirty and we're looking back on just a few of the games that helped the system perfect the 2D gaming formula...
DONNIE DARKO is still awesome, twenty years later
2001's Donnie Darko is a bizarre movie, full of questions without clear answers, and surreal images that remain memorable twenty years later...
Your SO OF COURSE preview of WWE SUMMERSLAM 2021!
Because you can't predict a WWE PPV, and you have to account for the capricious whims of Vince McMahon, THIS is your SO OF COURSE preview of WWE SummerSlam 2021!
AEW’s MVPs
AEW is an embarrassment of riches right now, but their current success is due, in part, to a handful of MVPs that laid the foundation of greatness we see today...
