Door Monster

In case you missed any part of the last decade of Door Monster, this helpful video will get you caught up on the timeline! This is mandatory viewing for all KyleCorp employees.

Arcane is one of my favorite shows of all time, and I've wanted to talk about it since I started doing video essays about writing. THANKFULLY, season two provided the perfect opportunity by being the exact opposite of everything from season one, setting up an incredibly useful contrasting example for all my favorite parts! HOW NICE OF THEM!

Thank you for watching! Let me know in the comments what topic you'd like me to cover next.

I was going to do a different video this week, but the The Last of Us Season 2 came out, and rather than stay mostly ok like the first season they decided on the bold direction of writing really shallow dialogue, so I thought now would be a great time to talk about how dialogue is just another character choice!

I was going to do a different video this week, but the The Last of Us Season 2 keeps coming out, and it's all very relevant to the whole conversation of writing women I'll eventually get to, and also I saw an excuse to finally share my unpopular opinions on my favorite Spider-Man movies, so here we go!

The Last of Us season 2 coincided perfectly with my video on writing women and allowed me to voice some thoughts that have been building for years. I hope it's valuable as advice on how to write women in addition to being a fun takedown of overcredited male writers.

For a nice change of pace, I decided to talk about some movies I actually like, including The Beauty and the Beast, Shrek, Penelope, and Turning Red, so spoiler warning for those if you haven't seen them - if you struggle with keeping a consistent theme in your writing, hopefully some of these tips will help!

Kyle investigates the mystery of the sun exploding while also doing a video about the very popular game Shadows of Doubt! Or maybe it's about Gunpoint? Or it's an anime thing. We'll figure it out.

Someone's gotta enforce that whole masquerade thing.