“Nerdery” Archives

This charming illustration project has everything you need to perform your own supernatural investigations.

The upcoming fan film seeks to recapture the vibe of classic Doctor Who series from the ’70s and ’80s.

The one-man animation studio channels Ridley Scott’s classic film through an ’80s anime aesthetic.

The tabletop adaptation of the acclaimed video game just completed a successful Kickstarter campaign.

It’s a charming glimpse into the geeky side of ’80s anime culture.

It’s time for a little slice of CD nostalgia.

Let’s all give Krull a try…

Raymond E. Feist’s fantasy novels are about as trope-filled as they get. Regardless, they still make for some very fine literary “comfort food.”

Eat your heart out, Broadway.

Long before the internet, we relied on magazines like this for information about our favorite genre movies.

With all of the requisite technobabble, of course.

The trailer works as well as it does because of Anderson’s easily identifiable — and easily replicable — aesthetic.

This is pure nerd catnip.

One reason Picard worked as well as it did was that it reveled in the camaraderie between these two old friends.

If you’ve ever wanted to play a Battle Princess or a hapless isekai hero, then Break!! is the game for you.

Do politics, religion, and the insurance industry still matter in a world ruled by the High Table and its killers?

With striking imagery, heady metaphysics, and meandering plots, David Zindell presented a fascinating (and frustrating) vision of the distant future.

Andor’s been pretty great as is. Turns out, all it’s really been missing is a ’70s-style intro.

Now you can find all of my “shoegaze,” “synth-pop,” “martial arts,” et al. reviews with just a click.

Amazon’s Tolkien adaptation is not without issues, but its heart (and sense of ambition) is in the right place.