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By: Peter Paltridge
Am I dreaming? Is there finally a legitimate peek out there at Blue Eye Samurai Season Two -- and to top that, a release date that's sooner than anyone thought? Nobody pinch me, I don't want to wake up. 90 seconds from the second season were revealed at Anime NYC today. Admittedly some of those s
By: Peter Paltridge
Netflix showed off more than just Blue Eye Samurai and Bass X Machina at Anime NYC. Here are the other anime trailers we didn't have time to
By: Peter Paltridge
Monkey Wrench went up on Netflix. It is the second indie sensation to graduate to the platform since Glitch's The Amazing Digital Circus became available there last year. The success of TADC on Netflix and the subsequent arrival of another indie hit would suggest something is happening — something the platform that brought both to prominence isn't happy about.
By: Peter Paltridge
I don't think there's any doubt anymore that Seasons 1 and 2 of Stranger Things: Tales from ’85 were created at the same time. A release five months after the first simply doesn't happen any other way, especially on Netflix -- had they waited until the premiere to renew, we would've been waiting at
By: Peter Paltridge
Remember ten years ago when you were begging Warner Bros for a complete series set of Adventure Time in high-definition disc form, and some kind of continuation for the Regular Show Blu-Rays beyond the one and only release? Still want 'em? It took until NOW for WB to respond.
By: Peter Paltridge
This was rather unexpected. Atari (which is not the same company as the Atari from 50 years ago) and Activision (which is now owned by Microsoft) will be
By: Peter Paltridge
One week from now, the original Cars will return to theaters to celebrate Lightning McQueen's birthday (he's almost old enough now to...
What is Beyond The Pins: The 2nd Frame, the new homebrew coming to NES and PC? Is it a bowling game? Is it a point and click mystery game? Is it an
This weekend, August 28-30, marks the Pokemon World Championships in San Francisco. The Championships are a tournament of anything that has to do with
By: Peter Paltridge
Nearly everything Mike Judge has done has turned into a success, though in some cases you have to define "success" by cultural terms. His movies Office Space and Idiocracy were not box office breadwinners, but gained popularity through home video. King of the Hill is a perennial hit that feels like
