DystopianFigure

This was my favorite gaming podcast back in the day and I never really found something as engaging and interesting in the industry since. Total Biscuit, Jesse Cox and Dodger are some of the most entertaining hosts to watch. The guests were always fascinating personalities and I was introduced to a lot of content creators through the podcast, that I still follow to this day.

The hosts are lovely people that I also had the pleasure of meeting during Pax Prime 2016. They are as genuine and friendly in person as they always are on the podcast. Last but not the least, TB himself was the cherry on top that brought a unique perspective to the table as a game critic and host. His strong voice in the gaming industry got a real chance to be heard here and also helped a lot of indie content creators to reach a larger audience.

It's been almost two years since the last episode aired. I hope Genna and Orion are doing great. Remembering John always makes me smile because I know he would not stand for it otherwise. Rest in piece TB.

I got to see this movie during the Seattle International Film Festival. I had no idea what to expect since this movie didn't even have a trailer yet. My expectations were low but I was pleasantly surprised.

The whole haunted house plot has been done countless times before but the execution is so perfect that gives the movie a sense of originality. Also this movie is genuinely funny! My theater burst into laughter many times and there are lot of memorable lines in the script. The great pacing is one of the main factors that makes this movie quite entertaining from start to finish.

I don't know who Tony West is but this debut feature shows he has potential and I'll be interested to watch his next movie. I only knew Chris Geere out of the cast beforehand but everyone does an exceptional job in performing.

Plot: 5/10 Screenplay and dialogue: 8/10 Acting: 8/10 Cinematography: 7/10 Effects: 7/10 Pacing: 9/10 Overall: 7.3/10 - Highly Recommended!

I haven't admired a music video this much in a long time. This short music video is for the title "Out of The Black" by Royal Blood. Royal Blood is a 2 member rock band from England. There are two instruments involved in this track: a bass guitar and drums, yet if feels like you can hear at least 4 instruments.

The video footage is made by two of the top minds of the entertainment industry. One of them is Christy Karacas, one of creators of Superjail!. SuperJail! is a very successful animated TV show that has been running since 2007. It's popular for the unique and daring style of animation it presents.

The other one is David Wilson, a favorite music video directors of mine who recently directed the latest Arctic Monkey music video "Do I Wanna Know". He has directed David Guetta's "Titanium" and Passion Pit's "Take a Walk". His unique cinematography and screen writing has made him a successful director at a very young age.

Now you put these two genius minds together and add the amazing sound from Royal Blood. That's how this rare astonishing work of art was created. The music industry has long forgotten that music videos are supposed to be art not just erotic and colorful. This type of MV is what the industry desperately needs.