Slam Adams’ Top 50 Movies of 2014 (Part 3)

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Out of 154 total movies seen. The movie had to be released in the US (because that’s where I am) between January 1st and December 31st, in theaters or on VOD. Part 2… Continue reading →

The Pull List: 3/4/2015

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Must read comics All New Hawkeye #1 Matt Fraction’s Hawkeye ranks up among the best Marvel has ever produced. Sadly, it could not go on forever though. With this series, Hawkeye is thrown… Continue reading →

Cheap Game Tuesday: ‘Sherlock: The Network’

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We don’t usually get into iOS and Android games in this series because the once innovated platform for creativity has become a cesspit for knock-offs and endless ‘games’ designed to strain every last… Continue reading →

The Problems with ‘House of Cards’ Season 3

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I didn’t actually mind having sustained a painful injury this weekend – inflicted when my 2 year old daughter launched herself off my ribs and left some damage – because being left confined… Continue reading →

#Clay5 Round Up – 2 March 2015

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Time for our weekly countdowns, results as voted by the public! Remember – if you want to get your say on these countdowns head over to the official #Clay5 twitter! MON FEB 23rd… Continue reading →

Disney Dinner and a Movie: ‘Toy Story’

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  The Toy Story trilogy is not only one of Disney/Pixar’s best creations but also one of the best film trilogies of all time. Three delightful tales of a young boy’s toys and… Continue reading →

IN MEMORIAM: Leonard Nimoy (1931-2015)

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  “Whatever I have given, I have gained.” These words, said by Leonard Nimoy himself, serve as a testament to a pillar of the science fiction and science community.  Sadly that pillar is… Continue reading →

Best Comic Creative Duos of All Time

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Like all great forms of art, comics are often times a team effort. It takes the perfect blending of writer and artist to create the best funny books around, and every so often… Continue reading →

My Top 10 Favorite Stephen King Novels (Part I)

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    Although I’d probably cite Pat Conroy as my favorite author, Stephen King runs a close second.  He’s  the author who’s most influenced my writing career.  I’ve been enamored with the king… Continue reading →

So, What do we Think of ‘Gotham’?

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When the very, very, VERY hyped pilot of Gotham hit the airwaves we tuned in out of curiosity and a love of all things Bat. A show about Batman without Batman seemed like the… Continue reading →