Screener Squad: Harley Quinn Season 3
HARLEY QUINN SEASON 3 REVIEW Harley Quinn and the cob squad are back busting heads and wreaking havoc all throughout the grimy streets of Gotham. … Read More »Screener Squad: Harley Quinn Season 3
Heavy Meta
Heavy Meta – The Death of the Lone Hero
Vince marks the return of Heavy Meta with a discussion on whether the ability to bench press a bus or smell a man’s cologne from three floors down gives a hero the right to make decisions for others.
Heavy Meta – Overrated is Overrated
I count myself among the many people more than a little irritated at the fact that Phil Lord and Chris Miller’s The Lego Movie was… Read More »Heavy Meta – Overrated is Overrated
Heavy Meta – Honeymoon’s Over, Marvel
On this week’s Heavy Meta, Vince cosplays as Nostradamus and paints a daunting picture of how Marvel’s devotion to its unified cinematic world could be… Read More »Heavy Meta – Honeymoon’s Over, Marvel
Heavy Meta – The AAA Games Industry: Too Fat to Fly
Vince is kicking off 2015 by scrutinizing the blockbuster development philosophy of the AAA Games Industry on this week’s Heavy Meta! … Read More »Heavy Meta – The AAA Games Industry: Too Fat to Fly
Heavy Meta – Let’s Make A Monster
“You wanna see sumtin’ REAL scary?” With All Hallow’s Eve right around the corner, Vince turns his ghoulish gaze towards what the best recipe for… Read More »Heavy Meta – Let’s Make A Monster
Heavy Meta – Re-think ‘Feminine’
Vince puts on his ancient philosophy hat (it’s a theoretical hat) in this week’s Heavy Meta, investigating how re-thinking how we conceptualize masculinity and femininity… Read More »Heavy Meta – Re-think ‘Feminine’
Heavy Meta: Reddit, Upvote Culture and Demented Democracy
As you might be able to tell from how late this post is going up, this is both a pretty complex topic, and one that… Read More »Heavy Meta: Reddit, Upvote Culture and Demented Democracy
Heavy Meta: In Defense of Pandering
On the inaugural episode of Heavy Meta on One of Us, Vince leaps to the defense of media that panders to a certain audience. Is it just an annoyance, or a necessary step in giving wider demographics a voice? Read on, true believers!