This week on Geek I/O, we were joined once again by ever awesome Adam Jones of startselect!
We discussed depressing video games, Academy Award winning movies, Google Keep, more about Halo than you knew existed, gaming confessions, building a new society in space, the web's best 404 pages, a dad hacks Donkey Kong for his daughter, and Steam introduces Early Access. Plus! Science clones and briefly revives a frog that's been extinct since 1983. We're one step closer to Jurassic Park people! Be afraid!
On this week's Rant and Review, we watch the 1981 classic The Evil Dead. Just how deep does Jaz's Bruce Campbell man-crush go? Does Slater redefine "geeking out" when it comes to this franchise? How much green creamed corn and milk can you have in a single film? How many Fake Shemps? How many wooden beams made of stryofoam? Is it really possible to make a blood splattered gore-fest charming? Are you feeling lonely while everyone else in the cabin pairs up? Don't go outside. The trees may want to "show you a good time".
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