Ozone Nightmare

Today on the 5: CD Project Red has joined the list of companies who have decided that profits matter more than people. It's not a surprise, of course, but it just highlights how bad working in the game industry can be.

Tonight I'm joined by Meg Hafdahl, the author of Her Dark Inheritance and Daughters of Darkness. In this episode we're talking those works, as well as The Science of Monsters, The Science of Women in Horror, and The Science of Stephen King. Show music by OGRE. Support the show!

This week we're talking about All Those Moments, Fight Of Fury, The Night Strangler, and Enola Holmes. Show music by HeartBeatHero and OGRE. Support the show!

Today one the 5: I really didn't need any more evidence that Google is a largely aimless company now, but the Launch Night In event provided more anyway. The 30 minute speed run of new product announcements should make anyone wonder why Google bothers with hardware at this point.

Today on the 5: After watching and adoring the first Kolchak movie, The Night Stalker, I knew I had to see the sequel. I am extremely happy to say that 1973's The Night Strangler builds on the strengths of the first movie and just keeps improving.

Today on the 5: Thanks to another excellent recommendation from Len Kabasinski, I watched a truly spectacular movie called Fight Of Fury. As Len so accurately pointed out, this is another Miami Connection and I loved every minute of it.

Today on the 5: After 6 seasons, the CW series Supergirl will be coming to an end. While I'm sad to see this fantastic series go off the air, it may actually be a good thing and I hope we'll see the character return in the future.

This week we're talking about Chromebooks, handwriting, Jurassic Park, Lovecraft Country, and The Night Stalker. Show music by HeartBeatHero and OGRE. Support the show!

Today on the 5: Based on discussions I've had recently about The X-Files, I decided to finally watch the Kolchak TV series that largely inspired it. That series was preceded by two movies, so I started with the first one, 1972's The Night Stalker.

Today on the 5: Thanks to a mention by the ever reliable Mr. Mobile, I picked up the MOFT Z laptop stand. I wasn't sure how much I would use it, but when I have it has been proven to be a perfect solution.