Nerds on the Rocks 107: The World Ends With You
Nerds on the Rocks 107 takes a slightly darker twist as Nicholas leads the gang in a discussion on end of the world scenarios. Do we want to see a future ravaged by zombies?...
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The A-Z of Geek Cinema: V is for Videodrome
David Cronenberg’s scifi/horror film Videodrome plays in the fields he often did early in his career: body horror, flesh mechanics, the external reflecting the internal. But in Videodrome, he did so with a larger...
Nerds on the Rocks 99: You Look Pretty in Chainmail
This week Nerds on the Rocks is infused with a bit of girl power! As we discuss the good, the bad and the ugly of female portrayals in various mediums. In addition to that,...
WIZARD WORLD PHILADELPHIA: Day Three
Hey there, hi there, ho there, it is your intrepid reporter Nicholas, here again with your update on the Wizard World Philadelphia Comic Con! Saturday, as expected, was the busiest day of the con...
Wizard World Philadelphia: Y’know, for KIDS!
As has become pretty standard (at least in the bigger cons that I have attended myself), the last day of the Philly comic con (Sunday June 3rd) has been designated “Kid’s Day”. All kids...
Wizard World Philadelphia Comic Con Costume Contest
In the coming weeks, I’ll be writing and featuring more content related to the Wizard World Comic Con in Philadelphia, running May 31st to June 3rd. This will ultimately culminate with a number of...
Nerds on the Rocks 93: A Dinosaur Story
The gang puts on their childhood fan goggles to talk about the greatest thing ever… DINOSAURS! Dinosaurs are awesome from childhood, but they have a terrific place in the media from TV shows like...
Nerds on the Rocks 87: Smoke Bomb!
We return to the wonderful world of TV Land, this time with a keen eye on the great shows that Cable TV provide. We delve into the zombie-ridden world of The Walking Dead, the...
Building A Better Gaming Network
Every so often, I am reminded that G4TV exists. Generally aside from its e3 coverage, I avoid the network like a plague. Mostly because, it really doesn’t focus on the game’s industry. If you...
Say Anything, Community, and the Creative Process.
The newest album by the band Say Anything, Anarchy, My Dear, is in some respects a return to form. The last album, a self-titled effort, was viewed by many (including your humble writer) as a...
