Happy 40th Anniversary to Back to the Future (released July 3, 1985 in the United States). This is a fully re-recorded studio version of “Nintendo Power of Love” with the current lineup of the band. The original song is by Huey Lewis and the Back to the Future soundtrack is by Alan Silvestri.

I love martial arts movies! It’s one of my favorite film genres and it’s been far too long since I’ve talked about it, so I’m doing a deep dive on the classics with a focus on the 70s, 80s, and a little 90s. MOVIE LIST (In basic order) Fist of Fury/ Chinese Connection (1972) Winners […]

In Angry Video Game Nerd episode 217, The Nerd performs a magic trick by sticking his hand in the N64 shelf and pulling out the only 3D platformer starring a glove and a ball: Glover!

James and John head online for some Overwatch 2 multiplayer and then try their hands at beating The Password Game!

When you think of the NES, you think of a lot of bad games thanks to The Nerd, but I wanted to take a little time to look at some of the really good ones today that people don’t talk about and are worth playing!

Two video game adaptations! Nintendo and Sega! The ultimate battle: The Super Mario Bros. movie versus the Sonic movies!! Here we go!

Behind-the-scenes footage from Angry Video Game Nerd: The Movie, originally a blu-ray extra “On Set With Death Mwuathzyx” from a pickup shoot in late March / early April 2013. This was one of the final legs of production, focused on completing the monster scenes.

I’ve been thinking about some of my favorite opening scenes in films. I’ve seen plenty of lists of the all-time best title sequences, but surprisingly I haven’t found any that talk about the best scenes that come BEFORE the credits, so here are my Top 10!

Every holiday season, I feel the need to add another movie to the list of Christmas classics. If Batman Returns and Die Hard can be Christmas movies, why can’t The Shining be?

Have you ever seen a movie on TV that got censored? You hear a line that got re-dubbed or changed to something else. You feel ripped off. Now movies censored for television are far and few between, so hearing a dubbed over movie now is kind of a pleasant surprise! TV edits were a goldmine […]