Favorite Web Shows

Lindsay Ellis starts a brand new segment called "Loose Canon" where she looks at some of her favorite characters from shows and/or movies.

Lindsay Ellis reviews TV shows and movies.

A witty and sarcastic critic named Linkara reviews bad comic books.

A sarcastic man with immortality looks at terrible horror movies, video games, toys, cartoons and even food, (both popular and obscure) and tears them apart with his sharp wit, meta jokes and referential humor. Also, he's Canadian.

A peppy young woman looks at obscure movies and criticizes them accordingly. Unlike many movie reviewers, Lupa has a much more positive approach and doesn't get angry nearly as often, despite how bad many of the movies are.

A well-read narcissist takes a look at films that many mainstream audiences have never heard of and he tries to analyze them from an educated point of view, discussing their artistic characteristics, despite the films being filled with gratuitous nudity and excessive violence.

A web original show where Jill Bearup as "Sursum Ursa" speaks enthusiastic about books, television shows and anything else that comes to mind.

A sexy vampire reviews movies about the world's favorite bloodsuckers.

When Cass (Brian Lewis) sets his eye on scoring a date with Natalie (Trin Miller), one of the world's top Romance of the Nine Empires players, she issues him a challenge: to show that he's gamer enough to win this year's national championship. Determined to prove that he can win any game, Cass enlists his long-suffering game buddy, Leo (Scott C. Brown) to teach him everything he needs to know about collectible card games. But The Legacy, a group of hardcore gamers with an evil plan, has raised an army of the undead to win the game for themselves.

Have you ever wished your life was more like a video game? Glitch is an original comedy series that was Kickstarter funded, and created on a roughly 18K budget. It's about a game tester ("Glitch") who is going through a quarter life crisis (much like we all have) and begins experiencing old school and 8-bit glitches that mess with his life.

Antics from a film crew as they attempt to remake movies, claiming that they can make them better.

Six friends discover how their real lives affect the way they play - and vice versa.

Every Frame a Painting is dedicated to the analysis of film form.

A weekly show discussing various topics on the video game industry and the consumers.

A fan-boy of almost every popular franchise review the movies that ruined them, such as failed prequels, adaptions, and remakes, using his magic hammer.

A misanthropic music enthusiast, masked in the shadows, reviews modern and old school pop songs and examines how well, or how badly, they hold up.

A tough, spunky young woman looks at animation blunders from all the major studios. Usually her oldest foe, the befuddled sorceress Juno shows up to cause trouble.

A philosophical masochist reviews Anime films of the most bizarre caliber, ranging from horrifically violent to borderline pornographic to just plain crazy.

A young man looks at all the obscure anime that Japan has to offer.

The lives inside and outside video games of the members of online guild the Knights of Good.

Following a group of dysfunctional adventurers on a quest to discover and destroy the mythical Sword of Fighting, JOURNEYQUEST is a comedic adventure through the fantasy world of Fartherall, where intellectual orcs, incompetent wizards, and holy zombies form the living (and not-so-living) backdrop to an epic story of unrequited love, burning passions, and severely reluctant heroism. And running away. Lots of running away ...

Versus Valerie follows Valerie Lapomme, YouTube's Sexy Nerd Girl, as she navigates her chaotic life, sliding between reality and her video-game and genre-bending imagination.

Phil, a divorced 30-something, responsible for his youngest son Ryan, is laid-off from by his good friend at the local newspaper. Not knowing where to go or what to do, Phil is encouraged by his best friend, Camile, to participate in a local Street Fighter 4 tournament in order to use the cash winnings to pay for Ryan's private school tuition and ultimately win his respect. Once Phil places 2nd at the tournament just behind the owner of the local comic book cafe, Evil-Dan, he is bitten by the bug realizing his natural talent for Street Fighter can give him a real shot at taking gaming to the next level. This presents a problem with his ex-wife Julie, who threatens to take custody of Ryan unless Phil can come up with the tuition to send their son to the esteemed Middlebrook prep school. Under the looming pressure of his ex-wife, Evil-Dan, and his own unemployment, Phil enters the Alex Valle's Ultimate Street Fighter Tournament to win back his son and find his inner Street Fighter.

When a new player joins their D&D campaign under false pretenses, five friends must battle shifts in the group dynamic and navigate the perils of both the fantasy game and real life.