Why Haven’t You Seen It: Ghost Dog: Way of the Samurai
Every now and then, I will hit by the memory of a movie and it will act like a punch to my gut. I will be flooded with the feelings I got when I first…
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All of Calvin and Hobbes’ Nightmarish Snowman Adventures
Before I even knew what a “running joke” was, my favorite running joke from Calvin and Hobbes was Calvin’s fascination with building all sorts of horrifying snowmen once winter came around. Over the years, he…
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Oi! Here’s Some Punk Rock X-Men
Or is it “Oy!” One’s Jewish, one’s punk rock, not sure which. Artist Jame Zolk, aka Optic Blast, has come out with a new series of prints that show famous punk rock icons redesigned as…
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You Can Buy Those Awesome NES Xbox One and PS4 Decals Now
A week or two ago, I featured a PS4 redesigned to look like an original NES because of some pretty cool decals. Now, the idea has spread to the point where you can buy such…
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The Astonishing Next-Gen “Snowdrop” Engine of The Division
While I’m enjoying my PS4 and Xbox One, all the games I’ve played for either have been developed using more or less the same engines from the last generation. Granted, they all look better than…
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Firefly Living On as a Comic: Here’s the Plot
It’s become fairly obvious that even in this age of kickstarted Veronica Mars movies and Netflix resurrected Arrested Development, one beloved fan favorite isn’t going to be coming back, Firefly. It’s cast and creator are…
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What I Like and Don’t About the Xbox One So Far
While the groomsmen at my wedding banded together to buy me a PS4 that was delivered to my door by Amazon at launch day, it’s taken me a little longer to secure an Xbox One….
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The Blob: A Welcome Relief for a Modern Movie Fan
Well, they’ve gone and done it again. The trailer for The Amazing Spider-man 2 promises even more of what made the first so special: weightless action scenes, too much plot and completely superfluous character work. Pretty…
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Assorted Hats: Dividing Famous Characters Up By House
by Adam Esquenazi Douglas We all just want to belong. Most of our adolescence is spent trying to find that one collection of people whose oddities and idiosyncrasies match up with ours enough where we…