Twenty-five years ago “Back to the Future” was released in cinemas and delighted all ages. Revisiting this bona fide classic is a blast since it holds up incredibly well. Let’s find out what makes this story so enjoyable after all this time. Continue reading
For over two years David Lynch shot scenes for his self-financed experiment ‘Inland Empire’ (2006). He did this without having a finished script, thereby ensuring him of almost total creative freedom. But is this unfiltered Lynch an improvement? Continue reading
These summer days sparrows wake me up in the early morning with their cheerful chattering and twittering (the old analogue kind). As a revenge I photograph them.
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Robin Keijzer drew the cover for this month’s Control (Dutch gamespecialist magazine). It doesn’t include his trademark sexy-ladies-ready-to-fight, but it does include a hovering liquid piggy. Why? I don’t know, ask him.
And Martijn Arthur Willemse wrote a retrospective about The Chaos Engine. You should read what he writes about the games of yore. It’s a pleasant read, but also because his second name is Arthur. So he probably will become king one day.
And finally Gamer is a horrible movie. Not particularly relevant, but still true. You’d better watch The Conversation instead.
Roy Heijdra and I did a quick photoshoot at the farm in Etten-Leur. Thanks to Jeroen Backx for the chainsaw and the gun.
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The team behind Max Payne has been working on Alan Wake for six years. And after a considerable amount of hype you have to ask if they delivered. The answer is yes, but they didn’t blow my mind in doing so.
A short video made by Bas Paap and me about the problems of modern man.
