Honest reviews of books, games, shows, and more.
After years of controversy, Coyote vs. Acme finally escaped the vault. AJ takes a look at the long-delayed Looney Tunes movie, Will Forte’s performance, and why Warner Bros. shelving it makes even less sense after actually seeing it.
AJ gives Dave’s Hot Chicken a shot after hearing plenty of hype, only to find long waits, plenty of heat, and not nearly enough flavor. The fries are fine, the chicken looks the part, but the meal leaves him wishing he’d gone somewhere else.
After more than a year of seeing KPop Demon Hunters everywhere, AJ finally gives in and watches it. What he expected to be overhyped teenage K-pop nonsense turns out to have catchy music, interesting animation, and some surprising similarities to Demon Slayer.
President Curtis works well as a supporting character in Rick and Morty, but carrying his own show is another story. Four episodes in, AJ finds the spinoff mildly amusing, mostly forgettable, and completely unnecessary.
After years of hearing Warhammer 40,000 fans rave about the games, AJ finally sat down to play Space Marine and Space Marine 2. While the grimdark universe remains as fascinating as ever, the games themselves struggle with repetitive gameplay, generic environments, and missed opportunities. Great lore can only carry a game so far.
King of the Hill is still every bit as funny, sharp, and true to its characters as it was during the original run. Season 15 builds on Bobby and Connie’s relationship, gives Hank a perfect season finale, and proves the revival still has plenty left in the tank.
A modern American town gets dropped into the Thirty Years’ War and starts wrecking everything. 1632 fully commits to the idea and doesn’t pretend it’s a fair fight.
Snowed in and digging through his backlog, AJ stumbles on Say No! More, a ridiculous office game about yelling “no” at coworkers, and somehow ends up having a good time.
