Andrew Dice Clay - The Evolution Of Dirty Nursery Rhymes

Happy International Women's Day to all the women out there and I figured there is no better way to celebrate this day then show a bit from everyone's favorite male feminist: Andrew Dice Clay.

Resident Evil 5 PS4 - Chap 6-1: Albert Wesker Kills Oswell Spencer ''Rig...

Happy 10th Anniversary to Resident Evil 5. Definitely one of the cooler cutscenes in Resident Evil 5. After all these years, fans finally got to see Oswell E. Spencer with Wesker giving a fitting death to a horrible man.

2018 Pro Wrestling Year End Awards

2018 Pro Wrestling Year End Awards
March 5, 2019
By Ryan Porzl

Another year gone which makes it time my year end awards for what I considered both the best and worst in American and Japanese wrestling. As is usually the case, these are my opinions and mine alone.

Chip 'N' Dale Rescue Rangers Intro (Version 2)

Happy 30th Anniversary to the classic Disney cartoon Chip 'N' Dale Rescue Rangers.

Kento Miyahara Entrance Theme ~ 宮原 健斗入場テーマ

Happy Birthday to All Japan Pro Wrestling star Kento Miyahara who turned 30 yesterday.

With the Oscars tonight, I have to say that I'm one of those who isn't for Black Panther getting a Best Picture nomination. While I haven't seen it, I can't imagine it was better than Avengers: Infinity War. That being said, I get sick and tired of people online who when they talk about superhero movies that should've been nominated, it's always the same two examples: The Dark Knight and Logan. Honestly, I found both movies entertaining but very overrated and I wouldn't consider either one to be Best Picture worthy.

Even if you do, is it too hard to find other examples? Seriously, we've had superhero films for 50 years going back to Batman '66. Let's have some variety and bring up Superman '78, Batman '89, Batman Returns, Spider-Man 2, Captain America: The Winter Soldier, or X-Men: Days of Future Past. You can disagree with me on those picks but my point is that there are other options besides those two movies.

Remembering Gene Siskel (1999)

Sad milestone as it was on this day 20 years ago we lost one of the great film critics Gene Siskel who of course was best known as part of the Siskel & Ebert team with Roger Ebert with the two hosting several critic shows from 1975-1999 and popularized "Two Thumbs Up". Siskel passed away from complications from brain surgery at 53 years old and at the time of his death was on a six month leave of absence that began on February 3, 1999. Anybody who knows Siskel & Ebert know he had been in declining health for nearly a year as he underwent surgery for a brain tumor in May 1998 and was never the same after that as the June 1998-January 1999 episodes can be tough to watch as we was slower. Outside of the show, Siskel worked for the Chicago Tribune, TV Guide, and CBS This Morning while working locker room reports on Chicago Bulls games for the local WBBM station.

While Ebert soldiered on with Richard Roeper who did a good job, it obviously wasn't the same and it makes you wonder what more they could've done had Siskel lived longer. Plus, it would've been nice if Ebert kept their old specials like "If We Picked The Winners" and "Memo To The Academy".