Or more like multiple words. I was a mere child and was getting back into martial arts around the time that Surf Ninjas was releasing in theaters. I was already a fan of Ernie Reyes Jr thanks to his role in Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles II: The Secret of the Ooze. I was clearly destined to be very excited to see Reyes starring in a martial arts comedy.

Musician Orville Peck is one of those people who always comes off so delightful, both in music and in interviews. I don't normally listen to country, but Orville Peck leans towards it, and I enjoy it immensely.

I nerded out about Alien: Earth back in September, so I won't get too into what I talked about already, but there is more to add. After the season concluded with a hook, it was up in the air if the show would actually get renewed for another season. Then time went on. And on. And it felt like it wouldn't happen.

Sure, season 2 of Peacemaker is upon us this week, but it's always a good time to bring up the opening of the show. Season 2 brought along with it a new theme song in "Oh Lord" by Foxy Shazam. And yes, it's because of this that I brought up the band not too long ago.

One of my first memories as a child being introduced to comic books was a figure with a fiery skull and a motorcycle on fire. It was so different and scary and it grabbed my attention. I wanted to know more about Ghost Rider. I bought the Marvel character cards at the comic book shop just to have his card.

Browsing around and an article caught my eye: 15 Years Later, Guillermo del Toro Finally Gives an Update on This "Bucket-List" Horror Movie, and it unlocked a memory for me; I was pretty sure I posted about the project he passionately wanted to do, 15 years ago. And then I felt old.

Every now and then you need a song full of saccharine fun and joy. By "you" I mean me, and by "me" I mean all of us. One of those songs that brings joy with the melodies, the playful lyrics, and harmonies, is "The Fox, the Crow, and the Cookie" by mewithoutYou.

I recently raved about Alien: Earth and the season finale was this week. Don't worry -- I'm not going to spoil it. Or really talk about it either. Rather, I'm going to talk about one of the actors on the show: Timothy Olyphant.

My favorite singer, Hayley Williams from Paramore, had recently released her third solo album, Ego Death at a Bachelorette Party, which is worth countless listens. There are so many emotional highs…

People who know me know that I enjoy the Alien franchise. I'm especially partial to the first, second -- and I have the audacity of really enjoying Prometheus. When news came out about a television series, my interest was piqued.

Do you want a song that will move you? A song with fun lyrics that you -- by which I mean me -- can relate to? Of course you do! Here is "Wanna-be Angel" by Foxy Shazam. Which, by the way, is a band you should listen to more. So. Damn. Catchy.

Marvel Studios went through a gradual shift from character arcs to spectacle. What started as tongue-in-cheek jokes about secrets became a legitimate obsession. Their focus became wanting to surprise audiences.

Many years ago, I fought valiantly in the hot, summer sun for a coveted seat in Hall H on a Saturday. Marvel Studios was in full swing being a main event at Comic-Con. The heat was nearly too much, and I barely made it into Hall H just as Marvel started their panel. I didn't make it. I was stuck in line near the front until Marvel's panel ended.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8NhUtjMM_p0 I randomly discovered a band in 2007 on a kind-of-sort-of obscure forum, and I became obsessed with the album that was spoken about. For some reason, despit...

The trailer for 28 Years Later has been out; following the ongoing aftermath of 28 Days Later. Much like how the first movie was one of the first to use digital cameras to film, this movie is one o…

If you haven’t already watched Interior: Chinatown on Hulu, you really should. The story is captivating, with a cast that equally makes you laugh and feel their despair. The plot hinged on a …

One of my favorite shows is Mr. Robot, and at one point near the end of the show, a song was used in a cold open that fit so perfectly; a song that I quickly became obsessed with: “Turn Up th…