A look at recent zombie comedy Warm Bodies through a comparison with two zombie comedies of the recent years, Shaun of the Dead and Zombieland.
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Laughing in the Face of the Dead
A look at recent zombie comedy Warm Bodies through a comparison with two zombie comedies of the recent years, Shaun of the Dead and Zombieland.
Dungeons & Double Standards
Is it sexist in this dungeon, or is it just me?
BTSB At The Movie! Django Unchained D...
Patrik: Hello dear readers. This month, BTSB at the Movie is bringing you something new: a film review written by two of BTSB’s great minds. Introductions are in order: I’m Patrik Renholm, former editor-in-chief of Better Than Sliced Bread. You might remember me from such great Better Than Sliced Bread moments like ”That weird Fre [...]
It’s Time To Say Goodbye
As some of you may already be aware of, SUB has elected its new board for the year 2013, and one of the things that stands out in the new SUB board is the conspicuous absence of one BTSB Editor in Chief position. You see, after a lot of behind the scenes political wrangling and [...]
Chief Editor’s Note: What Di...
As I write this, a new period has just begun at the University of Helsinki. For me this doesn’t signal much of a change: all the courses I am currently taking will simply go on as usual, with no new courses in sight and no new responsibilities at hand. All of this does raise one [...]
The Binding of Isaac – A Tale of Grot...
Inspired by Jesper’s take on Slender last month and the fact that Halloween is just around the corner, I took it upon myself to take a look at another horrific little indie title out there, The Binding of Isaac (available on Steam). The Binding of Isaac, from the luminaries behind the legendarily difficult Super Meat [...]
A Very DERPy Summer
Being an account of things that transpired at SUB’s role-playing club DERP over the Summer.
The Knights Who Say DERP, part the Fi...
What follows is a short(ish) write-up of the Department of English Role-Players’, or DERP’s, first meeting and the game played there. The game was run using Labyrinth Lord, a retro-clone of Tom Moldvay’s 1981 Basic/Expert Dungeons & Dragons set. The players are referred to by the names of their characters instead of thei [...]
Chief Editor’s Note: Wishing Yo...
Another academic year gone and I don’t feel any wiser than before. Sure, I’ve got lots of study credits to show for my accomplishments over the past year, but as my thoughts are drawn more and more towards the Summer break now at hand, it is harder and harder to remember what it was that [...]
