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With Spooky Season drawing to a close, Mark and Joe reminisce about some of their favorite VAMPIRE movies over the years. From Vampire Hunter D to 30 Days of Night, today's Side Stitches touches on some of the best vampire franchises of the late 90's and early 2000's...and they may go off on a slight tangent about Pan...
*SPOILERS AHEAD FOR THE WALKING DEAD COMIC & TV SERIES*
With civilization at an end you might think that the time to be civilized is also over. However, the choices you make do not only have the power to change what happens to you, but the future of those see you make them...even if their future is filled with zombies. In this week's Side Stitches, Mark and Joe talk about Telltale game's The Walking Dead and how all the choices they've made changed the game's end...all 5+ times they've played it.
While there have been a number of athletes that find themselves in the arts, few can say they found the level of success as Lew Temple, even if the characters he plays seem to die too soon.
The portrayal of death on screen can often be senseless, brutal, cruel, or even meaningful. No matter how it's been used to move a story forward, there are two actors who have been struck down on screen more than most; and one of them goes by the name Lew Temple.
In 2010, between entries of the Dark Knight Trilogy, Christopher Nolan directed a film he had been planning for decades. A film that made us wonder if our thoughts were actually ours and made us marvel at the complexities of our own minds; to the point where we are still talking about this movie 11 years later.
In 2010, between entries of the Dark Knight Trilogy, Christopher Nolan directed a film he had been planning for decades. A film that made us wonder if our thoughts were actually ours and made us marvel at the complexities of our own minds; to the point where we are still talking about this movie 11 years later.
Welcome back to another episode of Side Stitches! This week, Chelsea, Mark, and Joe discuss their thoughts on the work of acclaimed and revolutionary director Christopher Nolan!
Have you ever been gaming on a vintage console and wish you could take those good old games with you wherever you went? Well luckily for you, we know a guy...
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Picture it...it's the early 90's, you and your family are on the road for summer vacation, the sun has set but you need to game hasn't. You try to turn on the dome light of the family station wagon so you can keep arranging falling blocks at break-neck speed, but your parents tell you it's illegal to drive with that light on...and it would be years, perhaps even decades before you found out that was a lie.
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