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  • Two Great Tastes (One More Thing I Love About Final Destination: Bloodlines)

    Bloodlines not only nails the Final Destination formula, but also manages to give it some weight. Lots of spoilers.

  • One Thing I Love About Final Destination: Bloodlines

    Most horror movies lose their spark when the characters start figuring out the rules. The 6th Final Destination movie makes it part of the fun.

  • Literacy 2025: Book 17: My Favorite Thing Is Monsters (Volume One)

    Emil Ferris’s masterpiece about a young werewolf growing up in 1960s Chicago

  • One Thing I Like About Asteroid City

    Even though I don’t get Wes Anderson’s Asteroid City, I can still tell that Tilda Swinton did

  • Tuesday Tune Two-Fer: Everyone Knows The Water Is Warm Enough

    Two barely tangentially-related tunes in honor of Wendy Melvoin

  • Literacy 2025: Book 16: The Twisted Ones

    T Kingfisher’s folk horror novel about a woman discovering the ancient things that live in the woods around her grandmother’s house

  • Magic What We Do (Rewatching Sinners)

    More thoughts about Sinners after a second viewing, including plenty of stuff I missed. Lots of spoilers.

  • More Blue Prince, or, Home on the RNG

    More thoughts about Blue Prince and my photo library full of clues that will never be used

  • One Thing I Love About Poker Face: “The Game is a Foot”

    The season two opener of Poker Face is an unapologetically goofy celebration of everything the series is about

  • Literacy 2025: Book 15: Dark Matter

    Blake Crouch’s novel about a man trapped in the multiverse and trying to get back home.

  • Tuesday Tune Two-Fer: He’s Been There The Whole Time

    Prompted by Game Changer, two tunes by Seal

  • We Live in an Age of Wonders

    An earnest appreciation of the state of technology in 2025

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

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