The newest from M. Night Shyamalan, Glass follows up and crosses over the classic Unbreakable with the more recent but still very well received Split. We explore if these seemingly superhuman specimens are indeed comic book caliber supers, or if perhaps it's all in their heads and everything has a far more mundane explanation. (blog) Of course, thi

ODecker Shado, the internet personality with the best hair, digs into every theatrical Alien movie thus far, and the AVP franchise to observe the Xenomorph in it's natural habitat. That is, anywhere there are people to kill. How does it's depiction work, when looked at in terms of growth rate, and believability?Source: Xenomorph Biology: A Scientif

The classic 1979 sci-fi horror movie Alien, revisited for your viewing pleasure! Yes, it's one that everyone has reviewed at some point, including me. In fact, I reviewed it so long ago it's not even counted (blog post) on my list of episodes. So... why not review it again? Well, because I don't like too much repetition. Still, there is quite a lot