https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gL5BNgcwYhQ March 1990, the sequel to February 1990. An interesting month to be sure for that year. Steve Jackson Games gets raided by the U.S. Secret Service; a case that would evolve years later into something establishing the legalities of online speech still equating to speech; as in free speech. Carole Gist becomes the 1st … Continue reading Entertainment Industry Nostalgia: March 1990
Opinion
Opinions on stuff not film or game related.
Debate! Right-wingers commit more murders than any other political group in the U.S.?
Nothing can break me out of my slumber like a potential debate on a wild subject. So I've been tweeting and gabbing a bit here and there, but not really finding it in me to make another full-blown blog post. Until now. Hope they don't disappoint me. So this all started, sort of, with that … Continue reading Debate! Right-wingers commit more murders than any other political group in the U.S.?
#WalkAway from Twitter to Gab.ai
https://www.dailymotion.com/video/x6t5flf I was willing to give them a chance. I was willing to link my wordpress site to twitter so that you all can see my tweets. I was willing to hope that they would show reason. But they didn't, and they won't. When everyone else banned Alex Jones and InfoWars from their platform for … Continue reading #WalkAway from Twitter to Gab.ai
9|11 (2002) review, and a cry for united patriotism
Rated: 3.5 / 5 Introduction This documentary I've been wanting to see for a while. But I've been putting it off because, well, despite wanting to see it, I always find some excuse to watch/do something else instead. But now we're in September, the anniversary is approaching again, and now seems as good a time … Continue reading 9|11 (2002) review, and a cry for united patriotism
If It’s Cyber-War They Want, It’s Cyber-War They’ll Get!
So yesterday InfoWars got banned practically simultaneously across several social media platforms. While I've never been too much of a fan of them myself, especially with how nutty Alex Jones is, this is something I don't condone for the reasons these companies have stated. The following companies who have banned InfoWars include: iTunes Spotify Facebook … Continue reading If It’s Cyber-War They Want, It’s Cyber-War They’ll Get!
SJWs attackers proving the point of Death of a Nation, and a note on BitChute
And it turns out these assholes are just proving the point of that film Death of a Nation. August 4, 2018, the pro-Trump rally in Portland, Oregon gets attacked by ANTIFA thugs, and results in at least one person getting his skull cracked open and pouring out blood (he lived). You know, like the black … Continue reading SJWs attackers proving the point of Death of a Nation, and a note on BitChute
Godzilla: King of the Monsters (2019) trailer reaction
I prefer not doing trailer reviews, mainly because they tend to be pointless in the long-run. Speculation is usually left best-unsaid until the film comes out and is watched and reviewed properly. It's the same reason I don't speculate (and altogether avoid) trailers for video games. They don't always show the relevant bits, and sometimes … Continue reading Godzilla: King of the Monsters (2019) trailer reaction
List of Characters in Film Who Oughta Be Killed
Like so many inspirational "Top whatever-rounded-to-the-nearest-5th-or-some-bullshit-number of-some-general-subject" lists that are out there, this one is going to be a simple one, with no rank or general order whatsoever. It is simply a list of memorable characters in film who outta be killed. Characters who survived through whatever ordeal they were put through in a movie … Continue reading List of Characters in Film Who Oughta Be Killed
It’s Not Just A Movie: The Importance of Films
It’s true that there are many, many movies that are “just movies,” entertaining enough but with little weight behind them. And there are many movies that are nothing more than complete wastes of time and space. But the ones that really grip people’s imaginations, the ones that inspire passionate discussions and debates, the ones that … Continue reading It’s Not Just A Movie: The Importance of Films
Regarding Letterboxd.com, and my downward spiral.
LetterBoxD. I've been a member of that site since March 2013 (for over 5 years now), thanks to recommendations from the podcast Slaughterfilm. What kept me invested in this website was how one could log the films they've watched, optionally rate the film from 1/2 a star to 5 stars (so it's more like a … Continue reading Regarding Letterboxd.com, and my downward spiral.
The Anomalous Host 