Jesus Rocks
Music plays a great part in any and every culture. It shapes how we feel, it can make us laugh, drive us to tears, invoke that precious memory
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MASTERS of the CHILDHOOD: The Fandom Menace Got This DEAD WRONG
I remember the first time I saw MASTERS OF THE UNIVERSE, the original 1980s movie. My goodness did I hate it! I am a He-Man kid. I watched this show every time it was on, religiously. My mom even got me He-Man, Skeletor, and Man at Arms figures to play with. The ones with the…
The Problem with PRAGMATA
“What’s wrong about this game, why is it so divisive? Isn’t it universally loved”
What I’ve Learned Writing STAR VECTOR
“People think they can just write something and it’ll magically sell! You have to do all of the pushing and hard work yourself. You can’t just write it and magically expect success to be built in. You’ve gotta bust your @$$; it’s very hard work and it pisses me off when people think it’s so easy to do! It’s a job!” – David L. Craddock
Anthony Pascale Rage Baits on his Own Website, Repeats Attacks on Shatner
Trekmovie quotes STAR TREK as being a “compelling” brand, which doesn’t necessarily harbor a positive meaning. Of course, as the shill that he is, Pascale spins it positively. Yet, there is nothing to be positive about when it comes to the current state of STAR TREK.
Super Genius NPU by Super Genius CEO Sends Data Centers Into Chaos
“Our vision is that eventually every data center will be able to efficiently manage the data being stored and moved through each node at a rate a billion times more efficient than humans can handle.”
STAR TREK Done Right
The cadence, the way the characters acted and spoke, the way the stories were told, that was clearly STAR TREK all the way. Unmistakable.
BREAKING: PARAMOUNT PLUS PULLS OUT OF JAPAN AND AMAZON PRIME JAPAN
The latest episode of STAR TREK: STARFLEET ACADEMY featured an x-rated sex scene which did not win over fans, nor the Japanese as a whole. Thus, Paramount Plus probably won’t be missed, as STARFLEET ACADEMY has lost its audience.
The Moment STAR TREK: STARFLEET ACADEMY Became Self-Aware
It gives a brief 1-minute commentary on itself.. Fits the series exactly for what it is – TRASH!
Star Trek: Starfleet Academy episode 5: “Easter In February” Perhaps the only SFA review I’ll write.
[The writers] clearly did their homework, trying to get the stuff right. That does not mean that they are half the storytellers the writers on Deep Space Nine were, however, so while these things were nice, it’s all fairly rote. I
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