Asteroid G

The Legend Lives On

Superhero Cinema: Black Panther: Wakanda Foever

Mike Finkelstein, Posted: 2022-11-23

T'Challa is dead but Wakanda lives on. Now the kingdom has to find a way to move on without their protector, and a new threat on the horizon.

Return of the Younger Holmes

Enola Holmes 2

Mike Finkelstein, Posted: 2022-11-22

Enola returns with her own detective agency, and a case to find a missing matchstick girl.

The Man in Black

Superhero Cinema: Black Adam

Mike Finkelstein, Posted: 2022-11-18

An ancient and powerful being is awoken from his slumber to defend his homeland against high-tech invaders.

Outtakes, Part 2

Season 5

(Not So) Live from Asteroid G, Posted: 2022-11-23

We're talking the Super Mario Bros. movie in this episode of (Not So) Live from Asteroid G.

Wake the Sleeping Princess

Zelda II: The Adventure of Link

Mike Finkelstein, Posted: 2022-11-22

This old-ball side-scrolling dungeon-platformer is little-loved by most fans but actually had ideas about the future of the series.

Hack the World!

Hackers

Mike Finkelstein, Posted: 2022-11-21

This 1995 action-techno-thriller was laughable back in the day but has become an enjoyable watch.

It's Dangerous to Go Alone

Left 4 Dead

Mike Finkelstein, Posted: 2022-11-21

Grab four players and head into the city for this awesome co-op shooter.

Taking the Long Road Though Life

The Last Witc Hunter

Mike Finkelstein, Posted: 2022-11-18

Vin Diesel tried to launch yet another franchise, but this time the results were less-than-beloved.

A Confounding Lack of Will

Green Lantern: Beware My Power

Mike Finkelstein, Posted: 2022-11-17

Finding a wrecked alien spaceship, ex-soldier John Stewart suddenly finds himself inducted into the Green Lantern Corps., whether he wants it or not.

What was Interesting Now Seems Less So

Sites that Have Gone On Past Their Prime

Mike Finkelstein, Posted: 2022-11-16

We take a loo kat websites that have passed their prime, and other sites that don't even exist anymore.

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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.