The Expanse (2017) Is One Of The Best Space SciFi Shows In A Long Time

Item: The Expanse
Rating: 10
Author: John Watson

John Watson
March 17, 2017
Filed in: TV Reviews

Season 2 of The Expanse is currently airing, and it just keeps getting better. Researching this article I discovered it is actually a film adaptation of a novel series; however, this is no surprise because the depth of the show and character development is certainly indicative of an amazingly well-written novel series. If you love space, The Expanse is just the show... read more

Legion (2017) TV Show Review: Not Just Another X-Men Show | Suspense, Insanity, Ultimate Power, and The Bogeyman Is Real

John Watson
March 7, 2017
Filed in: TV Reviews

Legion is a show about some genetic mutants with superpowers, except the X-Men theme really doesn't come up very much. Legion is a surreal landscape of insanity, with people who are brainwashed to believe they are insane when really they have superpowers. I suppose the director used the X-Men theme to get more viewers rather than just another show about superheroes - and... read more

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Turns Out Call Of Duty Infinite Warfare Multiplayer Is Not Really In Space, Is Better Than You Thought | Everything You Need To Know

John Watson
March 7, 2017
Filed in: Game Reviews • Games

Many people avoided Call of Duty Infinite Warfare when they saw the space video with people flying around in space. However, as it turns out, the multiplayer game really isn't like that at all. On the campaign single-player mode, certainly there is a space scene where you fly around and shoot spacecraft like in StarFox or something like that (although not near as awesome... read more

The Girl On The Train (2016) Movie Review | Powerful, Compelling, Tragic, and Emotional Intellectual Thriller

Alaric Anderson
February 2, 2017
Filed in: Movie Reviews • Movies

The Girl on the Train is a deeply compelling, thrilling murder mystery, but not your typical murder mystery. Like few other movies before it, The Girl on the Train encompasses tragedy, loss, and despair in such a way that truly captures the essence of real life, despite being clearly larger-than-life. The raw, emotional overtone portrayed so powerfully by lead actress... read more

The New M.2 Hard Drive Form Factor Is An Important New Development Which Can Transform The Personal Computer Industry

Alaric Anderson
January 11, 2017
Filed in: Extreme Tech • Gear • Tech Insights • Tech Reviews • Tech Trends • Technology

Computer system storage has come a long way in recent years. With the advent of technologies such as helium drives and 3D NAND flash memory, desktop storage has gotten bigger in space and laptop and mobile memory has gotten smaller in size. Today's top-end ultrabooks come with a new form of hard drive that is far different than the traditional 2.5" drives. While 2.5"... read more

Sherlock Is Finally Back on BBC After a 2-Year Hiatus! Will the New Sherlock Series 4 Be As Good As Before?

Alaric Anderson
January 2, 2017
Filed in: TV Reviews

The psychological mystery show Sherlock is finally back! The new season aired today (January 2, 2016) on BBC, although international people can find it in other ways including on PBS, BBC One, and BBC HD. The new season is airing with a Special episode and will be followed by three new 90-minute episodes. Sherlock was one of my favorite shows, and is forever on my... read more

Nintendo Gave Up Trying To Make Wii Popular, Now It Is Selling The Original NES Again

John Watson
December 30, 2016
Filed in: Gear • Tech Reviews

Apparently Nintendo realized that despite having all the graphics of PS3 or Xbox, and comparable graphics to the PS4 and Xbox One, Nintendo was fighting a losing battle, as no one really wants a Wii. Instead of realizing they need to get better games on the Wii, instead they decided to go back and sell the original console, yes, the NES, short for Nintendo Entertainment... read more

Maximum Ride (2016) Movie Review | Leaves Much To Be Desired, Many Unanswered Questions and Lacks Plot Development

John Watson
December 29, 2016
Filed in: Movie Reviews

From the very title of the movie, the many problems with Maximum Ride begin. Maximum Ride is about genetically engineered children fleeing from scientists who have been using them for experiments their entire lives. However, the title implies that it's a movie about car racing, and to be honest for the first few minutes I was waiting for the racing scenes to begin. No... read more

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This Sharknado 4 Official Trailer Will Surprise You In Ways You Never Thought Possible

Victoria Videobuff
July 30, 2016
Filed in: Movie Reviews • Movie Trailers

Have you ever watched the classics like Jaws, Jurassic Park, Star Wars, or Twister? Yes? No? Oh really? Well it doesn't matter because this is nothing like any of those! It doesn't happen often that a trailer blows me out of my seat - and yes, I mean that literally, in a metaphorical way of course. Really nothing could have prepared me for this trailer, which I would... read more

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Jason Bourne (2016) Movie Review | Is Bourne Still Great After 10 Years?

Nathaniel Vanderpoort
July 30, 2016
Filed in: Movie Reviews • Movies

After a long wait, director Paul Greengrass and actor Matt Damon have returned for Jason Bourne. With The Bourne Supremacy and The Bourne Ultimatum, the filmmaker forever changed how creatively bones can be broken on screen and in doing so has left Jason Bourne’s audience expectations high. In fact, more than any other film in recent memory, Jason Bourne exposes the... read more

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