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October 20, 2021

Top 4 Genre Movie Trailers in the Past 4 Years

Movie trailers must do the impossible - tell a two hour story in two minutes and some genre movies do that really well. Here's my top five!
July 15, 2021

Sometimes Boys Don’t Know by Donyae Coles

A little horror goes a long way and tone is everything. Donyae Coles shows how to make horror strangely upbeat and creepy as hell.
July 14, 2021

Aliens: Colonial Marines made me Hate Aliens

Had you asked me about my favorite Alien movie, I would have said Aliens, hands downs. These days, I can't even bear to think of it.
July 13, 2021

Update Schedule

This is my upcoming update schedule which will surely fall apart the moment I post this.
July 12, 2021

Twine 2 Tutorial: Getting Loopy with Twine Loops

Loops are great for doing repetitive tasks, especially when working with inventories. You'll learn the basics in this tutorial.
July 11, 2021

Crystal Lake Memories

Friday the 13th is the one series that never dies. In Crystal Lake Memories, both cast and crew reflect on the franchise's enduring legacy.
June 4, 2021

Cell by Stephen King – Audiobook Review

Cell is a book by Stephen King about a young man stuck in the middle of Boston where everyone goes crazy from their phones. This is a review for the audiobook.
May 15, 2021

Alien: Into Charybdis by Alex White – Audiobook Review

A review of Alien: Into Charybdis where a repair crews lands on a planet for a simple job that turns into a disaster when Xenomorphs appear.
April 9, 2021

Twine 2 Tutorial: Branching Your Narrative With the If Macro

With the If macro, you can create branching choices in your Twine story to produce some complicated stories or complex logic.
March 21, 2021

DM Advice: Story Trumps Dice

Being a dungeon master is a careful balance between collaborative story telling and random numbers. In this story, I find the balance.

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