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Today on the 5: A lot of people were critical of the company formerly known as Facebook when it changed names to become Meta. I think it's likely the smartest move the company has made in a very long time.
Hey gang, Len Kabasinki was kind enough to bring me back on Fist Of The Filmmaker to talk about the recently released New York Ninja!
This week we're talking about the William Shakespeare, Twin Peaks, Sledgehammer, and The Inspector Wears Skirts. Show music by HeartBeatHero and OGRE. Support the show!
Today on the 5: What We Do In The Shadows recently concluded season three, which was different in many ways than the previous two. Overall, I think it worked tremendously well.
Today on the 5: The developer behind the upcoming video game Scorn sent a message to Kickstarter backers last week that was seen by many as hostile. I'm a backer, and honestly I thought it was refreshingly honest in some ways.
Today on the 5: I dove back into the Hong Kong action pool with 1988's The Inspector Wears Skirts. While this may not rank at the top of the genre, it's a fun movie that also features Cynthia Rothrock in more than just a cameo role.
Today on the 5: I watched what is considered one of the earliest distributed shot on video movies, 1983's Sledgehammer. While it isn't a good movie by any means, I think its worth watching for a certain group of people.
This week we're talking about the Smart TVs, ray tracing, Animal Crossing, and The New York Ripper. Show music by HeartBeatHero and OGRE. Support the show!
Today on the 5: Apple's Craig Frederighi recently said that if sideloading was allowed on iOS, “the floodgates are open for malware.” If that reminds you of the histrionic anti-piracy rhetoric from outfits like the MPAA and RIAA, that's because it's the same flavor of nonsense.
Today on the 5: Over the weekend I finally watched an infamous giallo film that's been on my list for a while. Having now watched The New York Ripper, I understand why it has a reputation.
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