The Beautiful Deaths of Game of Thrones
I’m thrilled that I stumbled upon this gorgeous treasure trove of Game of Thrones “Beautiful Death” tribute art. Robert Ball designed them all, and each focuses on a major or minor death found throughout the…
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Minimalist Last of Us Wallpaper
The game’s moment in the sun has come and gone, but The Last of Us will remain a classic for years to come. It will likely get a sequel at some point, given how well…
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The Now and Forever Winner of the Most Ergregious Product Placement of All Time
I know this clip is a year or two old at this point, but I just found it in my mailbox with the subject line “MUST FEATURE: WORST PRODUCT PLACEMENT.” It did not disappoint. I…
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Hannibal Review: “Futamono”
This episode seems to be a turning point in the season. Much like he did in the middle of last season, Hannibal finds himself throwing a dinner party. The main difference this go-round is the…
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The Walking Dead, Season Two, Episode Two: The Toughest Choices You Will Ever Make In A Game
I sat there, looking at the two tables full of my friends eating. The thing is, there was a clear rift between the two parties at the two tables. A sort of invisible divide between…
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Game of Thrones Review: “Two Swords”
Game of Thrones is back for season four, finishing off the second half (and maybe more) of George RR Martin’s third book. Fortunately, there’s so much action packed into Storm of Swords, it can easily…
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Do We Binge Enough on Novels and Comic Books for Companies to Capitalize on it?
I’ve been spending most of my free time lately on Netflix and surprisingly Amazon Prime too. I’ll admit that I am indeed a victim of binge watching like many others. I do believe that I…
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Get Your Couch-Shaped Ass in Shape With TV/Movie/Video Game Themed Workouts
Fitness blogger Neila Rey has crafted a series of “visual” workouts meant to get the attention of the (often overweight) geek community. He’s gone through and made a huge number of workouts based on various…
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Some Well-Crafted Vinyl Record Art
Why let good records go to waste? Instead of filling up a landfill somewhere, these vinyls have been carved into pieces of art by Tamas Kanya. He’s a practitioner of “recycled art” using old stuff…