The weekend has arrived! What do you plan to play or watch?
We're streaming more Beyond Oasis on Sunday.
Offline we're watching Strange New Worlds and Rick and Morty S9. We're playing Raidou Remastered, Monster Hunter Wilds, Final Fantasy XIV, and Tales of Symphonia.
ICYMI I wrote about the blog's security breach on @damagecontrolblog for Quarantine Control. @Dio_Senrab wrote about Todd McFarlane’s Spawn, and CWTyger talked about Goodbye, Lara. Check us out!
Some networks that are mostly good will still carry it, some networks that are questionable won't carry it, but we at least acknowledge NBC ABC and CNN, regardless of other negative valid issues, on this specific topic, they recognized bullshit and rejected it, and we applaud them for that
Actor Sam Neill, known for many films including Dead Calm, The Final Conflict and Jurassic Park, has died at 78. We'll have a look back at his career later today.
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The weekend has arrived! What do you plan to play or watch?
Beyond Oasis continues on Sunday.
Offline, one of us is moving and making home repairs.
I felt like doing something creative so I mixed together the odd mashup that's been playing in my head lately (see alt description for sources). Keep in mind that I have no audio skills & that this project is for amusement purposes only. I'm a fan of the Depeche Mode Dallas remix. If I were a musician I'd embed this idea into something longer & more listenable. Free idea for anyone else nutty. I needed a break from my draining move. I have no room to paint! Made with Audacity.
It has come to my attention that some people don’t know about JWZ’s “Recent Movies and TV” pieces. If you’re one of them, stop what you’re doing and go read this.
The Bride! (2026): Frankenstein is having a moment. This one is absolutely amazing! Where *Poor Things* was Arthouse Frankenstein, this is more of a Grindhouse Frankenstein. It wears all of the references. There's a little bit of *Frankenhooker*, a little bit of *Young Frankenstein*, a little *Salome*, a little *Bonnie and Clyde* a hell of a lot of *Natural Born Killers*, wrapped up in a bow of feminist cannibalism. Best movie of the year so far... jwz.org/b/yk8y
The Bride! (2026): Frankenstein is having a moment. This one is absolutely amazing! Where Poor Things was Arthouse Frankenstein, this is more of a Grindhouse Frankenstein. It wears all of the references.
