A review of Cassie Jaye’s The Red Pill,, a movie about a feminist documentary filmmaker’s exploration of the Men’s Rights Movement.
Mind… Blown
Who knew that a chicken, a road, and the world’s oldest Dad Joke could actually be so profound?
Review: Layers of Fear (VG)
A brilliant, but flawed psychological horror, indie game that upends many of the clichés of the genre, but embraces many as well.
Bioshock Collection: Is It Worth It?
The Bioshock Collection, a remastered edition of all the Bioshock games and single-player DLC, is available today. But is it worth it?
Review: Uncharted 4 – A Thief’s End
This is a review I honestly never thought I’d write, and certainly one that I hoped I’d never have to write. It actually physically pains me to put these words down, read them, re-read them, and commit them to the “submit button.” Uncharted 4: A Thief’s End is goes beyond disappointment. It devolves into insulting and unashamed humiliation of the …
Review: The Order 1886 (VG)
Arguably one of the most beautiful, photo-realistic video game ever created, the gorgeous The Order: 1886 looks like it should have been an instant top 3 games of all times. In fact, if you go by screenshots or gameplay trailers alone, you could even be duped into questioning anyone’s willingness to pan such a glorious achievement. Unfortunately, the beauty with …
Review: Everybody’s Gone To The Rapture (VG)
I just finished Everbody’s Gone To The Rapture, a gorgeous, non-linear mystery storytelling tour-de-force, that is not without some minor problems. Review: 2 out of 10. Recommend if you’re in the right frame of mind for a snail’s-pace non-linear story, but if you’re looking for something other than a sci-fi walking simulator, you’ll be disappointed.
August GoodGuys Car Show, California (Pictorial)
Had some fun walking around in the sun in Pleasanton, CA, looking at the gorgeous cars on display.
Pleasanton Auto Show (Pictorial)
Yesterday my wife asked me if we could go to an auto show this weekend. Yeah, I know – she’s a keeper! Here are some of the pictures that I took of some of the cars (there were over 3000 there, many were for sale! It’s amazing that I actually didn’t walk away with something! I tweeted some of the …
Jon Lovitz, Obama and Elizabeth Warren
Jon Lovitz manages to inadvertently highlight the fundamental flaws in Obama and Warren’s “you didn’t earn it” comments.
Review: Undercover Boss, Baja Fresh
Last night I watched an episode of Undercover Boss, the one where the CEO of Baja Fresh went out and made a fool of himself on the front line of his restaurant chain. That’s what is supposed to happen, though, as we’ve seen the formulaic show policy of thoroughly embarrassing corporate CEOs. This time, though, the show had the unusual …
Review: Imprisoned by the Prisoner, Part II
It’s worse than I thought. Originally in my previous post I was concerned about the loss of the spirit of the show, as the program was decidedly anti-corporation and the protagonist was weak, incapable, and extremely difficult to identify with. Little did I know that it could actually be *worse* than that.
Review: Imprisoned by the Prisoner, Part I
Patrick McGoohan, the co-creator, writer, and oft-director of the original “Prisoner” series in 1967, died in January of 2009. All I can say is that I’m glad he doesn’t have to see what’s been done to his beloved series.
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