Being a Samurai is a Thankless Task: Eiichi Kudo’s Samurai Revolution Trilogy By Orrin Grey • April 3rd, 2026 Violence is often the only solution – but never a good one.
You Must Learn to Like Men: Why Red Sonja (1985) Is the Way It Is By Orrin Grey • March 30th, 2026 Some things work, though.
The Stuff of Future Memory: Speedrunning Arthurian Myth with Excalibur (1981) By Orrin Grey • March 20th, 2026 Vividly weird to look at.
I Played It, Like, Twice... Smash ‘Em: Necromolds and the Power of a Good Idea Done Well By Orrin Grey • March 17th, 2026 Molds for making gribbly little monsters out of Play-Doh and then smushing them.
Boy, Have We Got a Vacation for You: Watching Westworld (1973) After All This Time By Orrin Grey • March 6th, 2026 It takes roughly 10,000 years for the robots to finally go berserk.
Sentiment Has No Value: American Yakuza (1993) on Arrow Video Blu By Orrin Grey • February 20th, 2026 For those who don’t remember, the early 90s were relatively obsessed with yakuza vs. mafia stories.
I Played It, Like, Twice... Monsters on the Prowl: How Jack Kirby Monsters Lured Me into the Vs. System By Orrin Grey • February 11th, 2026 Getting into the weeds of explaining all those various monster names.
