Human grizzly bear and pulp author extraordinaire Larry Correia unloads upon The Last Jedi and Rian Johnson. That's worth a share! For those who don't know, Mr. Correia is a very good writer. Granted, some of his earlier stuff is pretty clunky, but he improves with every book, and at this point he's pretty much a master … Continue reading Larry Correia Reviews “The Last Jedi”
A Housekeeping Note
I've shut down comments for the 'About Me' page because they were becoming a dumping ground for people commenting on the newest 'Federalist' or other external essays. I'm happy to have people comment, but as we were having input relating to multiple unrelated essays I thought it would be best to close things down before … Continue reading A Housekeeping Note
Why I Remain Catholic
New Post on the Federalist. But now I will answer his question directly. The Protestant asks: “Do you believe Protestants have Christ?” The Roman answers: “Not as we do.” You Protestants have him as a distant voice; we Romans have him body and soul and majesty and divinity. We feed upon his body and drink his blood. … Continue reading Why I Remain Catholic
Picture of the Day
Hat-tip: Church Pop John Wayne and his son, Patrick, venerate a statue of the Blessed Virgin in Cong, Ireland in 1950 during filming of The Quiet Man. For those who don't know, the great John Wayne, though far from perfect (especially regarding marital fidelity), was a devout believer his whole life, and throughout his life was … Continue reading Picture of the Day
Thoughts on ‘Justice League’
So, the other day I decided to finally check out Justice League. And…yeah, it’s really bad. Don’t get me wrong; it’s nothing like as bad as Batman v Superman (which is one of the very few films I hate as much as The Last Jedi). That film was painful; this one is entertainingly bad, and … Continue reading Thoughts on ‘Justice League’
Thrilling Adventure Stories Presents: Sarah Rockford and Karen Stillwater in “Mate in Two”
Detective Crane hung up the phone and turned to his young partner. “Well, they’re on their way,” he said in a low voice. Karen Stillwater nodded, feeling a thrill of excitement that she carefully kept from showing on her face. They were making progress at last. Between Fireson and Rockford’s statements and the information they’d … Continue reading Thrilling Adventure Stories Presents: Sarah Rockford and Karen Stillwater in “Mate in Two”
Smile Fun With Captain Marvel
After writing my Captain Marvel trailer rundown I listened to some more commentary on the whole ridiculous 'don't tell women to smile' thing. Among other things, apparently star Brie Larson personally responded to the 'smiling Captain Marvel' memes by going after the fans for being 'sexist.' If they're not careful, "No Smiling" will be the … Continue reading Smile Fun With Captain Marvel
Sonic, Tails, and Michael Moore
I happened on a piece saying that propagandist Michael Moore's recent anti-Trump film has thoroughly bombed at the box office. Sonic and Tails might have an idea why
Thoughts on the Captain Marvel Trailer
Last week the trailer for Captain Marvel, the next entry in the venerable Marvel Cinematic Universe, arrived. For those who don’t know, Captain Marvel is a female superhero with tremendous energy manipulation powers, whose presence was teased in the last scene of Avengers: Infinity War (I will refrain from discussing any details for those who … Continue reading Thoughts on the Captain Marvel Trailer
New Essay Up at the Federalist
Don't particularly care for the title they gave it, but such is life. This one is a semi-sarcastic examination of the idea of 'The Age of Faith' as it applies to the modern age Sample: We’re not taught how to reason in school: we’re just presented with “right answers” and told to put those down. Science … Continue reading New Essay Up at the Federalist
Serpent's Den 