Unreal Movie Review: Elysium
District 9 was one of the most significant sci-fi movies of the past decade. It was made on a comically low budget, yet still had a blockbuster feel to it, more visually impressive than movies…
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It Takes A Geek: Star Trek’s 2013 Las Vegas Convention
Conventions are a blast. And a Star Trek Convention is an animal unto itself. After a 16-year drought, I and my lovely wife broke down and took in Creation Entertainment’s Star Trek Convention in Las…
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Five Sterling Examples of How To End a TV Show
If there’s one thing I hate, it’s finding a spider in the bathtub. Ewww. If there are two things I hate, then the second one is a story that doesn’t have a good ending. You…
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Jerry Seinfeld Explains How to Write a Joke
Jerry Seinfeld recently took time off from his busy schedule of doing nothing to talk to the New York Times Magazine about the process of joke writing. It’s a pretty interesting five minute short interview…
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Watch Val Kilmer Transform Into Mark Twain
Val Kilmer is currently set to play Mark Twain in a movie where he faces off against Christian Science’s Mary Baker Eddy. I’m guessing he’ll use his endless arsenal of quotes to take her down….
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Replica Pokeballs for Sale for Serious Monster Catching
What do you buy for the geek who has everything? Why, a replica Pokeball for $100 of course. Sadly these existed before I made my wedding registry, but I’ll just use one of those checks……
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The Exceptional Art of Sakimi Chan
Alright I know I’ve featured the art of Sakimi Chan here at least once or twice, but I thought it was time for them (him? her?) to get their own gallery now that I’ve seen…
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Oh My God I Did Not Know There Were This Many Power Rangers Shows
Like everyone my age, I grew up with Power Rangers, but only recently did I learn that everyone else who has been born since I first watched the original series has ALSO grown up with…
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Five Games I Discovered on My First Computer in 1993
Oh boy, this article certainly brings on the nostalgia train. My first family computer was a Hewlett Packard Bell 386 waaaay back in the early 1990s, which had the old trustworthy Windows 3.1 as the…