Ozone Nightmare

This week:

The Dark Knight RisesGun ControlMedia ViolenceBoy Scouts

Continue the discussion in our forums!Music for the show provided by Reed Love.

Today on the 5: In addition to playing the Undead Nightmare add-on for RDR, I've started playing through the critically acclaimed PSN game Journey. It's one of a number of games that look to throw out a lot of the traditional game conventions in favor of creating a memorable experience. Mission accomplished.

Today on the 5: I'm taking a bit of a siesta from the main campaign of Red Dead Redemption to play the add-on campaign Undead Nightmare. I was wondering if Rockstar tacking on a zombie conversion to the main game would come off as a cheap gimmick of a rapidly wearing trend, but I'm happy to say it's a great experience so far.

Today on the 5: My review of a true snapshot of time, the 1977 film The Incredible Melting Man. I can't tell you it's a good movie, but I would recommend watching it if only to see how many ways a movie can fail in 90 minutes.

Today on the 5: I'm asking you guys to recommend some quality (or not so quality) cult films for me to put on my watch list. I'm looking for gems like Street Trash or The Stuff, movies that have been forgotten either because they are too out there for most people or they fall into the "so bad it's good" arena. What should be next on my list?

This week:

Dirty LaundryIron Man 3Judge DreddDeath ThreatsBaneYouTube Face Blurring

Continue the discussion in our forums!Music for the show provided by Reed Love.

Today on the 5: One of the great benefits of the Steam sales are being able to try out games for extremely low prices. I picked up the 2008 game Mirror's Edge for $5, and have been playing through it the last few days. It had mixed reviews when it came out, but I'm getting a massive kick out of it.

Today on the 5: I review a piece of absolutely essential viewing, the 1985 film The Stuff. I figured I knew what the movie was going to be once I added it to my Instant Queue. I was dead wrong.

Today on the 5: There have been numerous stories and messages all across the web within the last few weeks calling for a boycott of Apple, mainly over some perceived wrongdoing against Google in the mobile patent space. I think these people are missing a really important point, and that's that what Apple is doing is legal! If you want to vent your spleen on something, try aiming at the patent process.

Today on the 5: As a kind of spiritual sequel to last week's 5 about grammar, this episode I'm talking about my changing typing habits. I've noticed as I've gotten a tablet and used it more often, I find it to be my go to device when doing any type of longer typing.