So… I don’t have normal TV at home. I use Roku and watch Hulu Plus, Netflix, Amazon Prime, etc to keep up with my shows. This week I am home visiting my family. Which translates to, “I have CABLE” or “MUST WATCH ALL THE SHOWS”. And there’s this thing that happens on TV that doesn’t happen on my Roku (mostly). Commercials. And after a few days I have to ask- what the hell are they trying to sell me? Continue reading
Ruining a Genre: Popularity of Twilight and Hunger Games
6 MayLife isn’t perfect, in fact often it is quite the opposite. Despite the efforts we make day in and day out, not everything goes our way. That is what makes dystopian novels and movies so intriguing and interesting. Its our world, but slightly off. It gives the possibility of ‘what if.’ Usually it’s something like a war, or sickness, or government battle that changes the world, but it is also something feasible, and that is why it is terrifying. Continue reading
SMALLVILLE Minicaps / Season 1, Eps. 1-4
2 MayStewart here, and be warned of spoilers within…
A brief introduction: I’ve always been a Superman fan. Yeah, he was a Boy Scout in tights, but he was also one of the more interesting characters in comic-dom to me. You got the immigrant boy who is sent to a land foreign to him, who then grows up with values and moral decency to become that strange land’s hero. Kind of inspiring to read something like that, and if that college-esque dissection didn’t do that for you, there’s the thrill of seeing someone fly and fight bad guys. Continue reading


