Rap Artists for People Who Don’t Like Rap By Amanda Hudgins • July 28th, 2016 It started as an informational photo set on imgur and turned into questions of culture, mission, voice and race.
GDC You’re Breaking My Heart By Amanda Hudgins • May 13th, 2016 For some GDC can make you feel like an atheist in a mega church.
Ask Me About PWR BTTM, But Don’t Tell Mom By Amanda Hudgins • May 2nd, 2016 It’s hard to describe what PWR BTTM sounds like when you’re so caught up on what they feel like.
10 Cloverfield Lane – Hell is Other People By Amanda Hudgins • March 31st, 2016 Bottled together while monsters run rampant outside, but what monsters lurk within? Contains spoilers
Rise of the Rogue-like Platformer By Amanda Hudgins • March 23rd, 2016 Derek Yu, creator of Spelunky, has released a book on game making. Wanna know our thoughts?
Why Aren’t You Already Following @WhoresofYore By Amanda Hudgins • February 29th, 2016 People have been doing the hunka chunka for a long time. Amanda is kind enough to give us a valuable historical resource to scroll through on our lunch breaks.
My Dragon Cancer By Amanda Hudgins • February 19th, 2016 That Dragon, Cancer can remind you of the importance of grief, if you let it.
The Sound and the Fury – Rape Scenes and Westerns in 2016 By Amanda Hudgins • February 1st, 2016 Two of the biggest movies of the season also feature rape scenes. Amanda has some thoughts.
I Will Go Down With This Trash Ship By Amanda Hudgins • December 23rd, 2015 Fanfiction is going to make Kylo Ren and Rey a couple, and there’s nothing you can do to stop it. (Huge spoilers within, you weenie.)
Running on Broken Glass By Amanda Hudgins • December 2nd, 2015 “Metal Gear Solid V sabotages its own depth by playing everything straight, by presenting real world horror alongside events that are completely ridiculous.”
Misery on Broadway: Stick to Action By Amanda Hudgins • December 1st, 2015 John McClane should have stayed in Chicago.
It’s Time to Forgive Constantine By Amanda Hudgins • November 23rd, 2015 Keenu’s Constantine is turning 10 years old, maybe it’s time to finally time to forgive the film for its one major gripe. Even God forgave him, can’t you?
Fury Road and Personhood By Amanda Hudgins • May 26th, 2015 Amanda Wallace takes a deeper look at Mad Max: Fury Road’s message that “we are not things.”
GDC Class of 2015 By Amanda Hudgins • March 18th, 2015 Amanda Wallace goes to GDC for the first time and still winds up on the outside looking in.
