Irony Pilled to Death By J.M. Henson • June 25th, 2025 I don’t intend to grandstand and suggest that all creative works must surpass some snobbish litmus test to exist.
Feature Excerpt Heard You Were Dead By David Shimomura • June 25th, 2025 Power pushes down on those beneath it. There’s still a war to be won.
Dialogue A Dialogue with Jacob Geller By Autumn Wright • June 12th, 2025 “My dream of dreams was maybe I could do this as a job, maybe I’ll get paid millions of dollars to talk about video games, but more it was just I want these conversations that I’m having as one side of writing a blog.”
Looking Good: The Invisible Swordsman (1970) on Arrow Video Blu-ray By Orrin Grey • June 9th, 2025 A comedy of bumbling slapstick, relying on the ineptitude of both its heroes and its villains.
Games are More Than The Last of Us By William Fox • May 23rd, 2025 The Last of Us gives the player no real agency.
Just Riffin’ By Stu Horvath and John McGuire • May 12th, 2025 Sometimes you just gotta shoot the breeze, ya know?
Don't Stop Believing Space Jam 2 Wants You to Dethrone the Idol Worship of Algorithms By Elijah Beahm • May 7th, 2025 At every single step, the story is basically how the ways Warner Bros. has embraced AI has tainted every facet of its intellectual property.
Feature Story It’s Little, and Broken, but Still Good: Lilo & Stitch and the Human Touch By Orrin Grey • April 24th, 2025 Even imitation becomes colored by the gestalt that is ourselves, so that no two humans will ever imitate in quite the same way.
Rock’s Chosen Warriors Will Rule the Apocalypse: Trick or Treat (1986) on 4K By Orrin Grey • April 3rd, 2025 Rumor has it that both Gene Simmons and Blackie Lawless of W.A.S.P. were offered the role of Sammi Curr.
Run It Back 1981 By Oluwatayo Adewole • April 3rd, 2025 If art as a whole has a grand purpose, it is to push beyond the normal, to break the boundaries of what we believe is possible.
