Heroes Revisited: Episode 1.2 “Don’t Look Back” reviewed.
Welcome to the second edition of Heroes Revisited, where Ian Austin and I watch the first series of the NBC show Heroes, to see how it holds up now we […]
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Life In Plastic: TOY REVIEW Jungle Patrol Dutch Schaefer
Hey, did you know that Predator was originally supposed to be a sequel to Commando? This does explain why Dutch Schaefer looks almost exactly like John Matrix… Alan “Dutch” Schaefer […]
Iron Man 3: Spoilery Review
This is a review of Iron Man 3 by me and Reece in text-form. With pictures. And captions. Also, spoilers. Lots of spoilers. So, ya know, if you want to […]
SNES SAGA REVIEW #2: Wild Guns
I’m doing a new series where I do quick, straight-to-the-point reviews of SNES games that aren’t iconic, but aren’t crazy-obscure either. For that reason I’ll be reviewing those middle-ground games, titles you may have […]
Heroes Revisited: Episode 1.1 ‘Genesis’
How has the show held up?
TOY REVIEW: Stinkor (Masters of the Universe Classics)
Yesterday saw a subscribers-only early access sale on mattycollector.com. You could buy that super-secret Hordak variant, or… Stinkor. Both sold out, and there has been a lot of anger and […]
Life In Plastic: RETRO TOY REVIEW: The Visitor (Stan Winston Creature Features)
If you’ve seen a monster in a movie at any point in the last thirty years, you’ve probably seen Stan Winston’s handiwork. Really, he was the MAN! You name it […]
Life In Plastic: LOST TOY REVIEW: Shadow Tracker (G.I. Joe)
DISCLAIMER: THE FOLLOWING REVIEW WAS ORIGINALLY WRITTEN IN MAY 2011. IT WAS SUBMITTED TO MWC TOYS, BUT GOT LOST IN THE SHUFFLE DUE TO TECHNICAL DIFFICULTIES. THE PHOTOGRAPHY REPRESENTS MY […]
Life In Plastic: TOY REVIEW: Fang Man (Masters of the Universe Classics)
Good old Fang Man. One of my first news posts here was about him, and then he got another Life In Plastic devoted to his only cartoon appearance. And now […]
So Bad it’s Good – Robinson Caruso On Mars
For this installment, we examine a movie never covered by Joel or Mike, but is still terrible nonetheless. Oddly enough it’s a member of the Criterion Collection. Gods alone know […]
