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  • Tuesday Tune Two-Fer: It Bears Repeating

    Two tunes wanting to make absolutely sure you heard them when they said they’re in love

  • Phantasm, or, Ow, My Balls!

    One of the scariest movies from my childhood turns out to be charmingly weird and nonsensical

  • I Ain’t Watching That: The Texas Chain Saw Massacre

    Cultural diffusion and a status update on my journey into horror

  • Psycho III, or, Crane in Vain

    Psycho III is the sequel that really understands the original and gives it exactly the amount of reverence it deserves

  • Psycho II, or, Repro Bates

    If you’re going to insist on making a movie that doesn’t need to exist, you could do worse than the sequel to Psycho

  • First Person Commuter, or, One Thing I Like About Exit 8

    Like the video game it’s based on, Exit 8 does a lot with a little. It just doesn’t do quite enough.

  • Tuesday Tune Two-Fer: The Inscrutability of Millennial R&B

    Two tunes make a happy accident from typing stuff into the Apple Music search bar

  • Thoughts of a Childless Middle-Aged Man While Watching The Super Mario Galaxy Movie

    The one positive thing I can say about the new Mario movie is that it made me even more appreciative of the wonderful games

  • Willow Creek, or, A Night in the Woods

    An amateur documentary traveling to the area of the most famous Sasquatch sighting results in one of the scariest scenes I’ve seen in any movie.

  • Tuesday Tune Two-Fer: Because It Is Hard

    Two tunes to help appreciate the significance of a trip to the Moon

  • Exists, or, Found Bigfootage

    The found footage movie Exists isn’t even a little bit good, but at least it chooses the right side

  • Game Narratives Are About Antici…

    Expanding on an essay where I talk about front-loading stories to be more present with the player from moment to moment

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Spectre Collie

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This is the personal website of Chuck Jordan, an occasional game developer living in Los Angeles

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