Ozone Nightmare

This week we're talking about 80's music, Picard, At Midnight I'll Take Your Soul. Show music by Reed Love and OGRE. Support the show!

Today on the 5: I finally got a chance to watch a locally famous Brazilian horror film called At Midnight I'll Take Your Soul. It's not a general horror film, but it's an entertaining film with a very specific audience.

Today on the 5: I watched a mid-90s horror movie called Castle Freak over the weekend. It's a surprisingly grounded and heavy horror film about a broken family that encounters a somewhat sympathetic monster.

Today on the 5: I've been thinking more and more lately about how people of my age have been reacting to things from our childhood being remade and updated. I've really just accepted that the things once made for me aren't for me anymore.

Today on the 5: The new products that Microsoft announced at their Surface event ranged from the expected to the strange. The oddball ones in particular make the company out to be far weirder and more interesting than it has been for a while now.

This week we're talking about a Halloween mug, Handground, Vanson Leathers, outrage culture, and Revenge Of The Ninja. Show music by Reed Love and OGRE. Support the show!

Today on the 5: Over the weekend I watched a martial arts masterpiece called Revenge Of The Ninja. This kinetic dynamo of a film has anything and everything a ninja movie fan could ask for.

Today on the 5: I've been playing through Ghost Recon Breakpoint for a bit now, and also watching some reviews on it. I think it's definitely a mixed bag, enough so I'm going to talk about the positive and negative aspects. In Part 2, let's talk about the positive stuff.

Today on the 5: I've been playing through Ghost Recon Breakpoint for a bit now, and also watching some reviews on it. I think it's definitely a mixed bag, enough so I'm going to talk about the positive and negative aspects. In Part 1, let's talk about the negative stuff.

Today on the 5: As iOS 13.1.2 in now the latest in a string of updates for the Apple mobile OS, it seems Apple has become yet another technology company relying on "live testing" for its products.