The Super Mario franchise usually isn’t known for deep storylines which is why not too many fans usually don’t delve further down the beginning. This is where I step in to chronologically explain the life story of Mario and the journey he went through. I originally intended to make it into one video but I realized that it would be next to impossible to cut it all down to less than 3 minutes without ending up as a rushed incoherent mess. Because of that I chose to split it into three parts. It made editing easier and you all get to watch three videos in a row. It’s a win-win! This is part 1 and while it DOES get cut short (get it?) there are still two more parts worth looking forward to and part 2 will end on a much smoother note compared to the first part. Stay tuned everyone!

Back when it was released in 1995, Rayman was a huge success and introduced the official mascot for Ubisoft. Speaking of Ubisoft, did you know that originally that the first Rayman game almost never became a multi port game and that the interference of Ubisoft made sure it would save the franchise from being an obscure cult classic? Well allow me to elaborate in this episode…

Years ago when Matrix Resurrections came out, most people dismissed it as a lackluster followup, a sequel that wasn’t needed and didn’t even provide tons of fanservice. What if I would tell you that this movie was NOT designed as nostalgia bait but as a sequel that does the most unthinkable choice hardly any sequel thinks of these days? That’s right: The story moves FORWARD! I’ll elaborate on that in the episode so have fun everyone.

Important words of wisdom to anyone who wants or already has a big fanbase. Don’t look at me though I’m still working on one but with me you can’t expect me getting better based non existent feedback. Regardless, don’t take your fans for granted and make sure to listen to their feedback precisely because they don’t blindly praise everything you work on. It’s the healthy way to help us all moving forward.

This was a video I was looking forward to making. A blast from the past back when angry online critics were ruling the reviewer scene of Youtube. Whether or not one looks back fondly at the era, the people who didn’t understand how the “caustic critic” formula worked definitely left a poor taste in many people’s mouth. Entering the Reckoning Reviewer. A former Youtuber whose videos were a product of their time in the worst way imaginable and in this episode I’m covering his review of the 2011 Captain America movie which is probably the worst review on the movie I’ve ever seen. Is it irredeemably bad though or is there some amusement coming from the badness itself?

Yeah the title says it all. Dawn of the Nugget is a sequel to Chicken Run and while the sequel wasn’t really terrible it wasn’t something many fans were crying for either which is the main topic discussed in this episode.

In this episode I delve into the short-lived green lighting history of the Revenge of the Nerds remake that was meant to be released back in 2007 but got canceled but why was it canceled? Was it because of the infamy of the original or was there something else preventing this movie from being completed?