Aneudi Diaz

Call it the right of passage for anyone looking for adventure. Notorious for its terrible track record. They used to sell t-shirts that said, "I Survived Action Park". In the late 80's, my uncle took my family there in a packed station wagon of 8 people to Mount Vernon. This definitely brought back fond memories of driving from NYC to NJ. The alpine slide was made out of fiber glass, concrete & asbestos, name a more iconic trio?

I'm so glad that SyFy cancelled the series only to have Amazon pick it up because it set the show free. It's now free from the mandatory commercial breaks and interruptions to the story-line from the old tv format. Now, instead of a 42 minute series, it expands more vital extra minutes to us fans. Since it's now on a streaming network, the censorship is set free from being toned back. Having never read any of the books, I didn't know what to expect from the very first episode, but as a sci-fi fan, especially space dramas, this series captivates my attention with each episode.

This is a game from my youth. I remember playing this for the first time that I rented it out from a nearby Blockbuster on my Sega Genesis, falling in love with it immediately and not wanting to return the game back. The replay value is phenomenal and gives you options to choosing between four different characters with each unique skills for combat. You can play single player or simultaneously with another person. If you input a correct code at the start up screen, it'll give you access to other difficulty modes ranging from very easy to maniac. Also, what sets this game apart from the rest of the other beat 'em ups is composer Yuzo Koshiro. The influence of electronic dance music really stands out. Cue up that first level song, "Go Straight" on speakers and you'll watch fanboys immediately recognize that music from the era of the 16-bit days. This is one of the greatest classic beat 'em games of all time.

The Macho Man Randy Savage so happened to be one of the best at delivering promos in wrestling history. When I was younger, I was Hulk Hogan fan, but as I grew older, I turned into a Macho Man fan, oh yeah. I love looking at documentaries of my favorite wrestling stars that I grew up watching in the 80's & 90's, the behind the scenes of actual events.