Four Movies So Bad, They’re Good
There was a time when I found no joy in terrible movies. I was raised to appreciate good films, and to see through the crap that the monkeys we call movie producers often fling at…
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Is This The Coolest Wheelchair of All Time?
Being disabled or hurt is certainly no laughing matter. But it’s also one that requires a lot of care and attention. Unfortunately in cases where a person can’t walk they’re forced to either use a…
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A Gallery of Gorgeous Zelda Watercolors
The Legend of Zelda is a game that has been known for its unique series of art styles over the years, and as such, many artists have used it as a source of inspiration. Archymedius,…
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The Six Least Gratifying Game Endings I’ve Ever Experienced
People tend to complain a lot about movies that have bad endings, but if you think about the upwards of forty hours you can put into some games, the let down is far more severe…
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When Superheroes Hit Middle Age
Behold, the sad future of two of our favorite superheroes, if we actually allowed them to age that is. Superman finally ditched Lois and settled with the obvious choice of Wonder Woman. What? If Lois…
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That Guy Actor of the Week: Colm Meaney
I think the first time I saw Colm Meaney was in the movie The Commitments and I thought he was awesome. Colm was sporting a solid Irish accent (afterall, he’s from Ireland!) and playing the…
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Five Movies that Make Me Want to be a Better Person
When it comes to movies, we can talk acting, writing, shooting and plot holes ‘til the cows come home. Or, since this is the Internet, until the robot apocalypse. But sometimes I need to take…
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A Nostalgic Gallery for Classic MS-DOS Video Games
I don’t know what the hell made me think of “Budokan: The Marital Spirit” from 1989 but for some reason it was on the brain. And then I started thinking about all the other amazing…
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A Rare Gallery of Albert Einstein Enjoying Everyday Life
When you think of brilliant men or women that the world has seen you rarely think of them in an “everyday” kind of a life. Using Albert Einstein who is our subject here, it’s not…