Jonathan review the alcohol addiction and codependency memoir Dark Wine Waters by Frances Simone. Includes information for those battling alcohol and substance abuse. If you or someone you know needs help battling alcohol or substance abuse, the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration has a toll-free telephone number for alcohol and drug information and treatment referral assistance. That number is 1-800-662-HELP (4357). You can also find local support support groups online. One of the largest organizations is Alcoholics Anonymous. Their website has a comprehensive directory of support groups throughout all 50 states. You can also check out the website Breaking the Cycles, which has a comprehensive list of resources. If you are battling addiction, please, get help for yourself. Help is out there. You are not alone. And if you know someone who is battling addiction, get that person help. Do not wait.

Jonathan reviews Game of the Year contenders The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt and Bloodborne.

Jonathan reviews Tegon Maus' Service Before Self. Four out of five stars. Highly recommended!

Jonathan skewers paranormal thriller and anti-Catholic screed The Unholy by psychologist Paul DeBlassie III. Two out of five stars.

Jonathan reviews the Netflix reboot of Daredevil. Additional music by John Paesano.

Jonathan gets his nerdgasm on over the Star Wars universe and then cries over a bad teaser trailer before threatening JJ Abrams. Additional music by John Williams.

Jonathan discusses the highs and lows of the Valentine's Day erotic blockbuster.

Jonathan tries to understand the appeal of the Fifty Shades trilogy, books "so poorly written and so poorly edited as to make Baldrick's novel 'I'm A Lovely Little Sausage' seem worthy of the Man Booker Prize."

Jonathan discusses Hal Hartley's family epic, the films Henry Fool, Fay Grim, and Ned Rifle. Featuring music by Hal Hartley.

Jonathan and Will review the video game highs and lows of 2014.