The Borderlands Journal: Day 1
It’s been a while since I’ve done my journal style of game reviewing, where I do a multi-stage analysis based on my gameplay over a period of time. I don’t do this for games I…
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How Sweet: A Collection of Video Game Marriage Proposals and Weddings
Most of us play video games as an escape of sorts. Through our computer or home console, we’re able to steal cars, pilot planes, fight in intergalactic wars, or fill our enemies with bullets. …
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Superheroes Changing History
Here’s an interesting little photoshop experiment, although one I believe has a lot more potential than just these four pictures. It imagines what would it look like if our modern superheroes existed back in ye…
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Unreal Movie Review: Where the Wild Things Are
Ten sentences. That’s how long Maurice Sendak’s original 1963 book, Where the Wild Things Are, is. Yet surprisingly someone saw a movie in those ten sentences, and even more surprisingly, someone made that movie. The…
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Heroes Review: “Tabula Rasa”
The fact that this week’s episode of Heroes was Sylar-heavy and Claire-light may have a lot to do with it, but I actually liked it. A lot. “Tabula Rasa” wasn’t perfect by any means,…
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Unreal Movie Review: Law Abiding Citizen
Law Abiding Citizen is a film flying completely under the radar at the moment, drowned out due to the sounds of children’s screams exiting Where the Wild Things Are this weekend. But ignoring its seemingly…
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Where the Wild Things Are is Anything But a Cliched Movie for Kids
Writing a review of Spike Jonze’s Where the Wild Things Are is going to be pretty difficult. I imagine that Jonze’s film is will prove to be quite polarizing, with about half the people…
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Why ‘How I Met Your Mother’ is a One Man Show, and Not Much Else
It’s clear to most people that the era of the sitcom has been dead for a while now. Some say it ended with Seinfeld. Some with Friends. Some with Frasier. But there’s always one vocal…
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An Awesome Gallery of the Anatomy of Bizarre and Classic Creatures
When we think of anatomy charts, we usually think of a half-muscle-and-guts, half-skeleton guy hanging on the wall in science class. Either that or me in bathing trunks at the beach. Well, maybe in my…