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Month: January 2016

Stop Calling the Force Awakens Racist!

January 20, 2016 Kenneth ShippMovies

I don’t normally single out articles, but it seemed necessary to call out some bullcrap when I see it. And no, I’m not talking about the Oscars…at least not this time

john boyega, Racist, response, Star Wars, The Force Awakens3 Comments

5 Ways “Digimon Story: Cyber Sleuth” Will Be Better Than Pokémon

January 20, 2016January 22, 2016 Jerry MaynardVideo Games

In a time long long ago called the late 90’s a challenger arose to claim the title of the greatest adorable/terrifying monster anime/game series from the reigning king Pokémon. This franchise was called Digimon and, while popular in Japan, it…

Cyber, Digimon, Game, New, pokemon, Sleuth, Story, video2 Comments

Victim Blaming and the legacy of MLK

January 19, 2016January 19, 2016 Trevor LawPolitics

I am a white guy from the South. I want to be up front about this because of our racially charged society and what I’m about to say is controversial. Martin Luther King Jr, or for that matter any black…

Abraham Lincoln, Black America, black lives matter, blacks, civil rights, Fight, jfk, lbj, Martin Luther King, racial, Systemic Racism, whites

The Democratic debate: The real fight has started

January 18, 2016January 18, 2016 Trevor LawPolitics

Since this is the last Democratic debate before Iowa I felt like I had to watch it. It was actually very substantive with plenty of fireworks and a lot of policy issues talked about. As a Nerd I liked it…

Bernie Sanders, Debate, Democratic party, Democratic primary, Democrats, Hillary Clinton, Martin O'Malley, South Carolina1 Comment

How To Fix The Oscars

January 18, 2016 Kenneth ShippMovies

Honestly what did we expect? I haven’t had much respect for the Oscar institution since 2008. Looking back now,  that’s been looking like a better and better decision each year. Here’s where the Academy gets it and wrong how to…

Diversity, The Academy, The Dark Knight, The Oscars1 Comment

“A Surprisingly Refined Michael Bay” 13 Hours Review

January 18, 2016July 24, 2016 Kenneth ShippMovie Reviews, Movies, Reviews

Trevor Law and myself trashed this film pretty hard when the first trailer dropped months ago. And rightfully so; Michael Bay has been pumping out some utter garbage the last few years. Horribly written characters coupled with frantic and indistinguishable action scenes from…

13 hours, Benghazi, John Krasinki, Micheal Bay, Movie Review

Friday Fiction Presents: The Legacy Part III

January 15, 2016January 28, 2016 James NelsonSerials

This is a continuation of the serial The Legacy, presented by Nerd Union. You can find the previous installment at this link, or on our Fiction Friday page.

Fantasy, Friday Fiction, Serial, The Legacy2 Comments

All My Cultural Icons Are Dying

January 14, 2016January 14, 2016 James NelsonMovies

My birthday was two days ago. I turned 29. For some reason I couldn’t put my finger on why it didn’t quite feel like a birthday. Sure, I had to work, and I didn’t have a party planned, but even…

Alan Rickman, David Bowie, deaths, Lemmy3 Comments

What to Expect in Daredevil Season 2

January 14, 2016 James NelsonTV

The PR machine is starting to rev up for Daredevil Season 2, which means we’re getting ever closer to the inevitable release (March 18 on Netflix). So lets get to discussing what we should expect to see in the next…

Daredevil season 2, Elektra, Marvel, mcu, Netflix, The Punisher2 Comments

“Is DiCaprio In His Prime?” The Revenant Review

January 14, 2016July 11, 2016 Kenneth ShippMovies

Fresh off a Golden Globe win for best actor, Leonardo DiCaprio was rather stunning and committed to his portrayal of Hugh Glass. With an amazing direction from Alejandro G. Iñárritu, The Revenant may be getting DiCaprio and the rest of…

alejandro Iñárritu, golden globes, leonardo dicaprio, oscars, the revenant, tom hardy

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