The final part of this four-part series has Ray thinking he has a kidney stone, trying to game the social security system, and then going to court because of it.
Halloween is again upon us, but those who assume it’s a holiday for children are very much mistaken. It’s our excuse to dress up. But why?
Yes, we’ve seen it before, but the Lady Gaga/Bradley Cooper reboot of A Star Is Born is strangely fresh.
Joseph Edwin Haeger reviews The Way We Came In by Kelby Losack. (Broken River Books)
Sony’s latest jaunt into the Spider-verse has divided not only audiences and critics, but The Nerd Reserve team as well. So is Venom worth your time?
In a blast from the past, the Distracted Boyfriend Meme returned to be panned as sexist. I suggest we keep our discourse relevant.
This week, a spooky load of teaser trailers dropped, inclusive of the latest Pottermore jaunt. Wands at the ready, dorks.
It was recently revealed that the humble selfie has taken 259 lives. You know what? Of course, they have.
Joseph Edwin Haeger reviews Sad Laughter: A Totally Unessential and Demotivational Guide to Reading, Writing, and Publishing by Brian Alan Ellis. (Civil Coping Mechanisms)