November 2021 Archives

In preparation for Halo Infinite, I played through the previous Halo games to see where they succeed — and fail.

A 41-minute analysis of the groundbreaking visuals in one of my favorite childhood movies? Yes, please.

Part cyberpunk dystopia, part Cold War spy thriller, Neil Sharpson’s new novel is a fascinating read.

The adaptation of Isaac Asimov’s sci-fi classic attempts to bring epic space opera to Apple’s streaming service.

The city pop classic is also now a top ten single in Japan (finally).

Several videos explain how Dune’s visuals are so impactful and evocative.

The popular first-person shooter series is built atop some surprisingly deep and complex lore. Let’s break it down.

Subscribers can listen to a playlist of my favorite era from one of Christendom’s most important and influential labels.

Hollywood could learn a thing or two from this Polish production inspired by historical fencing techniques.

Bungie’s original first-person shooter trilogy set the stage for the Master Chief’s epic saga.

To celebrate the 25th anniversary of one of my favorite ambient albums, I wrote about each one of its beautiful songs.

The synth-pop maestro returns with an epic new single.

Most critics agree that Marvel’s latest tries some new things for the MCU, but does so without much success.

The singer’s latest is a multimedia project intended to encourage and uplift parents.

A classic anime goes live-action, dream hacking, epic fantasy, the MCU’s master archer, and more.