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Joseph Szadkowski

Joseph Szadkowski

jszadkowski@washingtontimes.com

A graduate of Northwestern University with a degree in communications, Joseph Szadkowski has written about popular culture for The Washington Times for the past 30 years. He covers video games, comic books, new media and technology.

Articles by Joseph Szadkowski

Yax the relaxed yak is voiced by Tommy Chong in "Zootopia," now available on Blu-ray from Walt Disney Studios Home Entertainment.

Blu-ray review: ‘Zootopia’

Disney's big-budgeted, anthropomorphic, animated-animal adventure now allows home theater folk to appreciate its cornucopia of computer-crafted, colorful characters.

June 9, 2016
Fortune hunter Nathan Drake comes out of retirement for one more explosive adventure in the video game Uncharted 4: A Thief's End.

Zadzooks: Uncharted 4: A Thief’s End review

This third person action game offers a satisfying conclusion to the popular and award winning franchise while presenting a cinematic mini-series highlighting plenty of harrowing, blockbuster-style action.

May 20, 2016
Zen Studios' Aliens vs. Pinball features  a table based on the film "Alien vs. Predator."

Zadzooks: Aliens vs. Pinball review

Three new virtual pinball tables highlight memorable moments, dialogue and characters in the movies "Aliens" and "Alien vs. Predator" and the popular 2014 video game "Alien Isolation."

May 7, 2016
A gingerbread man helps celebrate the holidays in "Krampus," now available from Universal Studios Home Entertainment.

Blu-ray review: ‘Krampus,’ horror and holiday hilarity

Director Michael Dougherty's holiday horror homage to "Gremlins" and "National Lampoon's Christmas Vacation" gives home theater audiences an amusing as well as terrifying look at what happens to those who do not trust in Santa Claus.

May 6, 2016
An alien invasion threatens humanity in "The 5th Wave," now available on Blu-ray from Sony Pictures Home Entertainment.

Blu-ray review: ‘The 5th Wave’

The latest alien invasion of Earth film moves to home theaters highlighting director J Blakeson's attempt to adapt the first book of author Rick Yancey's young adult, science fiction trilogy.

May 5, 2016