OSR+ is host to a complex character creator that allows users to create heroes for use in the roleplaying game, as well as home to the game's core rules and a novel-length game master's guide, which I wrote.

So this post will be a weird one, because it's one part quarantine fitness, one part tech review, and one part a (really, really late) thumbs up for Netflix's Cobra Kai, which is due to drop season 3 on January 8, 2021.

Gutenberg is not a horrifying nightmare after all. It's actually quite nice, and it's going to allow us to build custom themes for clients that grant them an unprecedented level of control.

WPE asked me to be a panelist on its webinar about how AI impacts digital agencies. I discuss how AI has influenced the development of Advanced Old School Revival (OSR+).

I struggled to understand why Interstellar didn't strike a "spiritual" chord with me. So I rewatched Contact, which also stars Matthew McConaughey.

How many times is Kirk going to fall to his death or teeter on the brink of destruction? That's all there is to Kirk in Star Trek 2.0. There's not much time for chitchat when everything's exploding every ten seconds.

Our love of the "eternal return" in Hollywood isn't anything new, and Star Wars: The Force Awakens is no exception to the rule.

What sets a film like District 9 apart from the rest is its willingness to be thematically unrelenting, to mix fantasy with drama—to take itself seriously.

The most essential element of the fantasy story is the classic struggle between “good” and “evil,” yet we have relegated these terms to mere modalities.

Grindhouse is undoubtedly a "chick-flick," some kind of bizarre tongue-in-cheek girl-power for the 21st century.