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  • The Genie Has Left the Bottle

    Getting mad at an infuriatingly insipid AI video and thinking about how much of the bubble is genuinely inevitable.

  • One Thing I Like About Honey Don’t!

    Honey Don’t! is the kind of independent, noir-tinged, straightforward detective story that just doesn’t get made anymore. (No significant spoilers)

  • Tuesday Tune Two-Fer: You Have To Believe We Are Magic

    I’ll tell you this week’s two tangentially-related tunes as long as you say the magic word

  • Disney Destinations vs Disney Settings

    A simple but easy-to-forget observation about theme parks and chasing nostalgia

  • Literacy 2025: Book 24: Hidden Pictures

    Jason Rekulak’s thriller about a young woman hired as nanny to a bright child whose drawings reveal a dark presence hiding in the house

  • One Thing I Like About Drive-Away Dolls

    Drive-Away Dolls has so many of the components of a good movie

  • One Thing I Like About K-Pop Demon Hunters

    I never expected this movie to treat the question “am I in the target audience?” as completely irrelevant

  • Tuesday Tune Two-Fer: Where Do I Begin

    Two tangentially-related tunes about trying to get started

  • Literacy 2025: Book 23: Heads Will Roll

    Josh Winning’s slasher novel about a camp for a celebrity who’s in danger of being canceled… PERMANENTLY

  • Movie List Monday: Oh, So That’s Why We Have Movies

    A list of movies with scenes that taught me why the medium exists in the first place

  • One Thing I Like About Weapons

    Weapons is so ingeniously structured and so confident in its tone that it feels like something genuinely new. (Spoilers)

  • The Tragedy of the Slop

    Even with billions of dollars of investment, the miraculous thinking machines can’t answer the simple question “Why can’t we have nice things?”

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Spectre Collie

The Journal of Poorly-Explained Phenomena

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

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