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Top Five ‘Invader Zim’ Episodes
Invader Zim is coming back to the small screen! Many years ago, the beloved green alien invader, Zim, and his malfunctioning looney robot sidekick, Gir, stole our hearts while simultaneously giving us mental scarring. While the series did continue in comic book form, it can’t beat the stellar voice acting and amazing combination of 3-D and 2-D animation. As we await the glorious
Win a Blu-Ray of Silicon Valley: Season 3
This time around HBO has presented us with a sweet gift of nerdy goodness to hand off to you loyal subscribers, the third amazing season of their outrageously funny comedy, Silicon Valley. And here’s what you have to do in order to win: 1-Be a subscriber at Oneofus.net at any level 2-Have a mailing address in the US we can ship
Somebody Likes It – Ep 100: Top 100 Mixtape
By any measure, mixtapes are always an exercise in nostalgia. In fact, whenever one of these milestone shows pop up and we start paddling the raft to Mixtape Island, we can’t help but share stories about the time when we made a mix for someone, and all the ensuing nuances: the sequencing, those tracks that you’d since forgotten that stopped
‘Thor: Ragnarok’ Trailer
The day has finally arrived for Marvel to show us what acclaimed director Taika Waititi has been cooking up with everyone’s favorite Asgardian. We’ve heard rumblings about how different in tone this film would be from the previous entries, but there’s nothing quite like seeing the goods finally delivered. When asked on Reddit if he made an effort to have
Screamcast 131: All Up In Our Vinegar Syndrome
This week Brad, BJ and Sean cover the past 3 months of Vinegar Syndrome insanity! The following films are discussed (in no particular order): Witchtrap, Slaughterhouse, Blood Mania, Point Of Terror, Babyface, China Girl, Don’t Answer The Phone, Blue Money. Josh Obershaw also runs down some upcoming releases.
‘Queen of the Desert’ Review
Someone give Nicole Kidman a hug. The once great actress who was racking up performances under brilliant directors like Stanley Kubrick, Baz Luhrmann, Noah Baumbach, and Lars von Trier has been stuck in a remarkable slump in recent years. Whether in pleasant but forgettable films (Lion, Paddington, The Secret in their Eyes) or some of the worst reviewed and nonsensical
