Pixar’s 22 Rules of Storytelling
As someone who is at the very least attempting to write books, I’m always on the hunt for good advice when it comes to composing stories (which are far more fun to write than blog…
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The Walking Dead Review: “Claimed”
The Walking Dead saunters on as it always does, but last night, for the first time since season one, the show offered us something extremely important, a purpose. For too long, the show has been…
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You Talkin’ To Me: Five Movies That Break The Fourth Wall
Hey you. Yes, you reading this article, right now. Why are you here? What brings you here today? Did the page come up on a random StumbleUpon? Are you a fan of the site? Have…
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Legendoge
I appreciate a good Doge joke, even as the meme ages, but more pressingly this reminded me of one of the proudest video game achievements of my life, catching these three bastards. To this day…
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A Gallery of Minimal, Literal Movie Posters
I’ve seen minimalist movie posters and I’ve seen literal movie posters, but this is probably the first time I’ve seen both come together. Artist Danish Ahmed did a surprisingly huge series of these minimal, literal…
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Another Round of Badassified Characters
Artist Tohad is back with another round of badassified pop culture characters. This time on the docket he has Dora the Tomb Raider (above), the Powerpuff Girls, The Lion King, Bomberman, The Smurfs, The Little…
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Guardians of the Galaxy Cut as Parks and Recreation
Well this was bound to happen. With Chris Pratt being everyone’s favorite movie star now, it’s expected that someone would mash-up Parks and Recreation with the recently released Guardians of the Galaxy trailer. The original…
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Jeff Victor’s Pop Culture Alphabet
This isn’t the first pop culture alphabet I’ve seen, and it won’t be the last, but it is one of my favorites. Artist Jeff Victor has drawn from TV, comics, movies and video games to…
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Foreign Correspondent: The Latest Suggestions of Our Global Neighbors
I’ve said it before: I love foreign films. The reason? Simply put, they’re typically conceived, written, and produced without the added baggage of the American studio system. Consequently, they tend to be rawer, more authentic…