Asteroid G

The New Asteroid G

New Awesome Look, Same Great Taste

Mike Finkelstein, Posted: 2021-07-23

Asteroid G has a new look to help usher this site into yet another new era of contents, critiques, and calamity.

Like a Flop Shooting in From the Heaven

Superhero Cinema: Superman III and Superman IV: The Quest for Peace

Mike Finkelstein, Posted: 2021-07-23

You know what Superman needs? A lighter, more comedic tone. No, actually, he doesn't.

Overview: Jack (of All Trades) Ryan

(Not So) Live from Asteroid G

Mike Finkelstein, Posted: 2021-07-22

This week (Not So) Live from Asteroid G is taking our customary long look at the Ryanverse.

God Speed, Moon Cat!

Arrowverse Weekly: 2021 Season, Week 27

Mike Finkelstein, Posted: 2021-07-22

Highlights from the season finale of The Flash while Superman and Lois await the fight with the Eradicator.

For Artistic Sake

Of Pixels and Polygons

Mike Finkelstein, Posted: 2021-07-22

Do pixels or polygons really matter than the meat of the game itself?

It's Taco Tuesday, or Thursday, or Something

Fink's Recipe Blog: Tex-Mexican... ish

Mike Finkelstein, Posted: 2021-07-21

We take a break from reviews to share a few recipes and this week we're doing Mexican!

Is This Wrong?

Loki Kissing Loki in Loki

Mike Finkelstein, Posted: 2021-07-21

Loki kissed Loki (Sylvie) on Loki and we wonder: was that incest?

Season of the Witch

Slasher Grindhouse: Fear Street, Part 3: 1666

Mike Finkelstein, Posted: 2021-07-20

The Fear Street trilogy comes to an interesting, if not wholly satisfying, end with Part 3: 1666.

The B-Team

The Losers 2010

Mike Finkelstein, Posted: 2021-07-20

We have yet another failed attempt at a franchise starter from DC Comics with the 2010 The Losers.

Puppy Power

Cruella

Mike Finkelstein, Posted: 2021-07-19

Disney takes another stab at the live-action remake game with Cruella, a flick that's much better than it has any right to be.

Let's Do a Heist!

Ocean's 11 1960

Mike Finkelstein, Posted: 2021-07-19

We finally go back and watch the original Ocean's 11 from 1960 and, wow, it wasn't worth the wait.

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Space, infinite and unimaginable. Darkness in every direction, speckled with pin-points of light traveling millions of miles just to be seen. A blackness all consuming, never ending, and always expanding.

But from the darkness comes an object, illuminated by the light of the nearby star. An asteroid, brimming with life. Filled with vast reservoirs of knowledge, deep crevices full of media, this asteroid is a home for all, a welcome retreat for the geeky.

This is Asteroid G. A home for the cinephiles, a land for the gamers, a haven for geeks, on an object from outer space.