By: Charles McHale | @NessKids

Well here we are, in a world where The Oscars actually happened, and I lived a day where it has happened. It looks like the same exact thing happened in my world yesterday as if The Academy Awards were nonexistent described here. The only difference is that I didn't watch Family Feud, and I had a cup of coffee.

By: Charles McHale 

By: Charles McHale | @NessKids

So there are only two more days to the big event. The Oscars. Yes, it's obvious that I have to make The Oscars one sentence considering the momentum behind all the years that lead up to this moment. So, what if there was never such a thing as The Oscars? Here's a day on Oscar Sunday as if The Oscars were to never have happened.

If you were like me two months ago, your knowledge of anime was limited to Hayao Miyazaki films and your knowledge of manga was limited to Scott Pilgrim. Fast forward two months and skip the parts where I metaphorically drop acid and crush pills between pages and pages of comic drawings. Somewhere inside that mess, I discovered my gateway drugs to anime and manga.

On this episode: Kyle is joined by Eric Seery and Cassie Cota to talk about Iron Man 3, the newest and highly anticipated Marvel movie.

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Written by: Kyle Cicilioni | @kylecicilioni

We all know that when a movie is over the closing credits roll and that's our cue to get up and leave (unless it's a Marvel movie of course). They typically consist of a black screen with white type rolling from the bottom to the top with music playing throughout. But what about the movie's opening credits? These can be entirely more creative and can truly set the tone for the entire movie. Some films take advantage of this tactic and utilize the opening credits to create something truly amazing.

On this episode: Kyle is joined by Alex Zarnoski from Ajazz Tech to tell their worst movie theater experiences and what irritates them while watching movies.

Runtime:  54 minutes
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Producer / Editor / Host: Kyle Cicilioni

April is the cruelest month according to poet T.S. Eliot. But has Hollywood made March the movie release wasteland? I’ll tell you where to take refuge if you take my advice and Flee the multiplex this month.

February is usually a pretty slow time of the year for all forms of media and this year is no different. I'm not including the few TV shows will air the second half of their seasons that started last fall (its a whole other argument on why they even split their seasons in half to begin with). I'm here to give you the scoop on whether you should See or Flee from these five new releases.