Ryan Sargent
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10 Years Without a Justice League: Starcrossed
Justice League was on the air until 2006, which means it’s been 10 long years without one of the great superhero cartoons. Leading up to the release of Superman → Read More
10 Years Without a Justice League: Wild Cards
Justice League was on the air until 2006, which means it's been 10 long years without one of the great superhero cartoons. Leading up to the release of Superman → Read More
What The Hell is Going On With Mario Maker: Six Months Later
When Nintendo first announced Super Mario Maker, one of the most exciting things about it was that it promised to remain an active, growing community. Year → Read More
4 Classic Episodes of The Real Ghostbusters
With all the buzz around the upcoming Ghostbusters reboot, it's easy to forget that this isn't the first retool of the classic team. That goes to The Real → Read More
Three Superheroic Ideas For The DC Deck Building Game
Deck building games have picked up quite a few adherents over recent years, myself among them. My personal favorite happens to be the DC Deck Building Game by → Read More
10 Years Without A Justice League: For The Man Who Has Everything
Justice League, and its sister show Justice League Unlimited, were on the air until 2006, which means it's been 10 long years without one of the great superhero → Read More
You Like Me Because I’m A Scoundrel: 5 Romance Lessons From The Great Geek Couples
It's often said that our perception of an ideal relationship comes from observing other couples. For most of us, that's our parents, sure, but also the couples → Read More
Groundhog Day: Through The Projector Lens
Prior to 1993, it might have been hard to describe a time loop to someone in the general public. Now, you just have to say 7 little words: "It's a Groundhog Day → Read More
A Crash Course In Bowie
With the recent passing of David Bowie, people are starting to examine and explore his work. This is a little starter kit for those people hoping to start → Read More
Relics of Geekdom Past: Fanzines
Today, geek and nerd culture is basically built around the monolith of the internet. Every subject of our interest is at our fingertips: reviews, discussions, → Read More
Rudolph The Red-Nosed Reindeer: Through The Projector Lens
Every year for, oh, 51 years running, the nation has sat down to watch Rudolph The Red-Nosed Reindeer. It never fails to pull respectable numbers, even in these → Read More
The Hidden History of The Empire Strikes Back: Through The Projector Lens
Everyone has an opinion on what the greatest Star Wars movie is, but come on, there's only one correct opinion here. The Empire Strikes Back is the most mature, → Read More
Filmumentaries: A Closer Look At Galaxies Far, Far Away
By now, the creation process of the Star Wars movies is almost as legendary as the movies themselves. Thanks to the passion those films have ignited, a lot of → Read More
Sequelogy: 4 Ways To Make A Good Sequel or Remake
Nowadays, theaters tend to be filled up with movies that are based on some kind of pre-existing success: adaptions, sequels, remakes, prequels, reimaginings, → Read More
4 Ways To Throw A Better Game Night For Non-Geeks
If you're reading this, I'm going to guess that a game night is an absolute blast for you as it is me! It's one of my favorite social experiences: getting → Read More
Toy Story: Through The Projector Lens
Get ready to feel old: Toy Story turns 20 years old this month. The worlds of 3D animation, Disney, and family movies were turned upside down by this simple and → Read More
Planes, Trains, and Automobiles: Through The Projector Lens
When it comes to the topic of the greatest Halloween movie, or the greatest Christmas movie, there's hearty debate to be had and plenty of good options. The → Read More
Enjoy A Monstrous Thanksgiving With Jim Henson’s Turkey Hollow
Image Credit: The Jim Henson Company When it comes to Jim Henson, you need only read this article to know how obsessed I can be (and some of the other → Read More
Turkey Day: Mystery’s Science Theater’s Alternative Thanksgiving
Bad movie fans and smarmy robot lovers can rejoice! This Thanksgiving, as with the past two, Joel Hodgson will be hosting a marathon of six Mystery Science → Read More
Holiday Buyers’ Guide: For the Cartoon Fanatic
Animation is such a rich and long-lived medium that, even if you limit it down to just American animation, there's a hell of a lot of good stuff to watch. → Read More