Asteroid G

A Ceremonial Event

Monster Madness: Prey

Mike Finkelstein, Posted: 2022-08-05

The Predator series distills itself down to its core for a film all about the hunter and the hunted.

Smashing Walls Again

Wrecking Crew '98

Mike Finkelstein, Posted: 2022-08-05

Nintendo brought back the little-known and hardly loved Mario arcade-style spin-off for a SNES puzzle game that, well, actually isn't all that bad.

Heading into New Horizons

The Orville: Season 3

Mike Finkelstein, Posted: 2022-08-04

The crew of the Orvilla are back with a solid third season that really does push into New Horizons.

All Hail Your Kang

Looking Ahead at the MCU

Mike Finkelstein, Posted: 2022-08-04

With a road-map for the MCU's "Multiverse Saga", we try to figure out if these plans make any sense at all.

The Original Five-Year Mission

Season 5, Episode 10

(Not So) Live from Asteroid G, Posted: 2022-08-03

We're talking the Star Trek in this episode of (Not So) Live from Asteroid G.

Faxanadu (and Other Adventures)

An ICVD Joint

Mike Finkelstein, Posted: 2022-08-01

Reviews of Faxanadu, Super Ghosts 'n Goblins, Wolf, Underworld, and so much more.

To the Batcave! (Or Not)

The Cancellation of Batgirl

Mike Finkelstein, Posted: 2022-08-01

Batgirl just got scrapped and thrown on a shelf, potentially never to be seen again, so we look at what just happened.

In the Gray Zone

The Gray Man

Mike Finkelstein, Posted: 2022-08-01

The Russo Brothers bring out a new CIA wet-work hero to take on bad guys within the agency in this messy, but fun, action flick.

Too Much to Handle

Nintendo 64

Mike Finkelstein, Posted: 2022-08-01

What should have been the next big leap for the company instead allowed contenders to steal the spotlight all because of one big decision: cartridges.

Maybe Rick Really Should Handle It

Vindicators 2: Last Stand Between Earth and Doom

Mike Finkelstein, Posted: 2022-08-01

Rick and Morty spins out a prequel about Earth's (possibly) Mightiest Heroes and their second great adventure.

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Space, infinite and unimaginable. Darkness in every direction, speckled with pin-points of light traveling millions of miles just to be seen. A blackness all consuming, never ending, and always expanding.

But from the darkness comes an object, illuminated by the light of the nearby star. An asteroid, brimming with life. Filled with vast reservoirs of knowledge, deep crevices full of media, this asteroid is a home for all, a welcome retreat for the geeky.

This is Asteroid G. A home for the cinephiles, a land for the gamers, a haven for geeks, on an object from outer space.