Joking Hazard: Cyanide and Happiness Goes Tabletop!
I have already professed my love of web comic series Cyanide and Happiness, as well as my love for R-rated tabletop games, so the idea that the two of these concepts […]
Category Archives: Crowd-Funding
Refined Discussion: An interview with Nightmare Code Director Mark Netter
Way back in March 2014, we published a little article about an Indiegogo campaign for a new indie-sci fi-horror film called Nightmare Code in hopes of getting the feature fully […]
The Craft Breweries of the World, Brewed from Home with PicoBrew
Every once in a while, a Kickstarter campaign just speaks to me. I have always wanted to dip my toes into the world of home brewing, but couldn’t pass beyond […]
Pebble: the 16 Million Dollar Smart Watch
Last year around this time I wrote about my first-hand (wrist?) experience with the original Pebble watch after nine months of real-world use. I concluded that I loved the Pebble […]
Struggling Kickstarter from Ex-Bioshock developers needs your help
The Black Glove is a video game Kickstarter project brought to you by Day For Night Games, a company made up almost entirely of former Irrational Games employees (the makers […]
Short Film Friday: White Awake (Kickstarter) Dir: Alex Kyrou
Welcome back to Short Film Friday. It has been several weeks since our last short film so I thought I would reboot us with a really exciting Kickstarter project called […]
The $40,000 Potato Salad
Question: What do you get when you combine potatoes, eggs, and mayonnaise? Answer: A $40,000 potato salad on Kickstarter. That is right! As ridiculous as it sounds, someone (Zach Danger […]
Short Film Friday: The Recursion Theorem (Kickstarter) Dir: Ben Sledge
Okay, so normally with Short Film Friday we like to highlight finished products as you can see through our amazing back catalogue of shorts, but today we thought we would […]
The Nightmare Code (2014, Dir. Mark Netter) – Sci-fi Indie Film shows a frightening world where Facebook buys OculusVR
If you’re concerned how Facebook’s acquisition of Oculus will ultimately doom humanity, look no further than indie flick The Nightmare Code:
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