Today on the 5: Over the weekend my wife and I finished the fifth season of Cobra Kai, the popular sequel series to the Karate Kid films. The season itself was pretty good, but there is one thing that it left me wondering about.

Today on the 5: Last week Shudder released a new original horror film titled Christmas Bloody Christmas. The reviews have been generally pretty good, so I decided to watch it and see what I thought. I loved it!

Today on the 5: I was wandering through some lists of 80s movies and came across one from 1987 titled The Believers. This is one I know I saw a long time ago, but I doubt I appreciated it as much then as I do now.

This week we're talking Elon Musk, Promethea, Alan Moore, and The Children. Show music by HeartBeatHero and OGRE. Support the show!

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Today on the 5: Some gamers are upset by the recent announcements from Microsoft that "big-budget" games will now cost $70. Not to worry, I have a method that will save you having to pay that amount!

Today on the 5: Over the weekend I watched a movie mentioned in the documentary series I talked about yesterday. It's a movie from 1980 called The Children, and it is far better than you would expect from the poster and synopsis. 

Today on the 5: I have backed and watched all three entries in the In Search Of Darkness trilogy. Since these documentaries are dedicated to horror films of the 80s, they have been invaluable in providing me material to watch and review!

Today on the 5: Just about two months ago I upgraded from a phone that I truly loved to the Pixel 7 Pro. While I haven't had it long enough to review, I feel like I can provide at least my initial impressions of the device.

This week we're talking Skybourne, The Golden Ass, Black Adam, and The Cry Of The City. Show music by HeartBeatHero and OGRE. Support the show!

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Today on the 5: Lando and I have been playing through the recently released Evil West. The extraordinarily narrow focus of the game is a nice break from the typical open world approach many games now take.