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The Portland Retro Gaming Expo is the second largest video game convention in the United States. A convention I have been attending for well over a decade. While usually working…
I might be in the minority here, but I think Tucker & Dale vs. Evil understands what makes Evil Dead work better than the franchise’s modern films. That might sound…
Every horror franchise eventually has to answer the same question: what happens when the face of the series walks away? A Nightmare on Elm Street has spent years dealing with…
Zelda II: The Adventure of Link is still one of the strangest entries in Nintendo’s entire Zelda catalogue, and that strangeness is exactly why the game refuses to go away.…
Sword and sorcery is fiction built on lean plots, dangerous magic, and heroes who are far more concerned with staying alive than saving the world. The stakes tend to be…
Marvel’s Wolverine finally has reviews attached to it, and the story those reviews are telling is not the one Insomniac probably hoped for. The combat is being praised, the performances…
C.L. Moore was still working as a bank secretary in Indianapolis when she started publishing stories in Weird Tales, and by October 1934 she had introduced a character who would…
Guest editorial by Billy Ruin. Buried within February’s otherwise mid Nintendo Direct was a nice surprise. For Japanese gamers, at least. An entire collection of classic Ganbare Goemon games spanning…
I heard about Mixtape in passing before its release, but did not really give it much thought or attention at the time. Once it released and received perfect or near…
There has been a resurgence of interest in Michael Jackson due to the recent biopic and it has me thinking. I have been listening to Michael Jackson’s music and re-watching…