Today on the 5: Over the weekend I watched a movie from 1981 called The Queen Of Black Magic. I was expecting some zany magical nonsense along the lines of Mystics In Bali, but I was surprised by what I got instead.

Today on the 5: After having a great time reading The Science Of Women In Horror by authors Meg Hafdahl and Kelly Florence., I followed it up with The Science Of Stephen King. No surprise, I enjoyed this one as well!

Today on the 5: There are many people convinced Apple is working on a set of smart glasses. True or not, the conversations around them tend to focus on security and adoption. I hope the potential benefits of smart glasses are far beyond the consumer sector.

This week we're talking about London 2000 Years Of History, Monster Hunter, and Ninja Death III. Show music by HeartBeatHero and OGRE. Support the show!

Today on the 5: It would seem that the electronic duo known as Daft Punk have ceased being a group. Assuming that's even really true, does that really mean anything any more?

Today on the 5: I have finally reached the end of the Ninja Death trilogy. Here is my review for the final bonkers entry as well as the series as whole.

Today on the 5: Well, I watched Monster Hunter. I could almost end my review right there, and you'd still have more story than the movie provided.

Today on the 5: The latest red band trailer for Mortal Kombat is out. While a lot of video game adaptations don't turn our very well (just wait for tomorrow's review), this one just may turn out well!

This week we're talking about Schitt's Creek, Wandavision, and Bad Girls. Show music by HeartBeatHero and OGRE. Support the show!

Today on the 5: Shows like The Mandalorian and Wandavision have met with fairly universal success on Disney+. This may be the path to some really interesting new avenues for the two universes.