This one hurts but I’ve got to do it. I hate the Walking Dead. I hate it. I want to love it. I want to embrace it. I want it to bite me with a massive dose of infectious zombie love. Journeying through an episode…
Pin ItWhat do James Brown, The Beatles, The Rolling Stones, Led Zeppelin, Tokyo Raid, Michael Jackson, and the Temptations have in common? None of these acts can hold a candle to some of the most amazing fictional singers and bands to ever grace the small and…
In movies, stepparents consistently get a bad rap. When it comes to portrayals of step families, families where one or both of the adult partners bring children from a previous relationship into the family, most mainstream movies perpetuate old and tired stereotypes: Stepmom is unstable, if…
The on-screen “fight scene” has been an important part of movies since they first began. For the actor, delivering a punch or getting punched means no bruised knuckles, no bloody nose, and no searching for lost teeth. He or she gets to look tough while…
Millennium, say wha? Finding myself in a bit of an eschatological mood in anticipation of the impending Pox-Eclipse I was reminded of one of the oddest yet interesting moments I’ve experienced watching television. The episode “The Time Is Now” from Fox’s late-90′s pseudo X-Files spin-off…
I did a write up of the upcoming game “Doctor Who: Worlds in Time” over at Yahoo! Games and had a blast checking out the new online world of the Doctor. I invite you to go on over and check it out and see what…
It’s been a while since Raiders of the Lost Ark debuted on the silver screen, but thanks to this stop-motion short by animator Jeff Gurwood you can watch the instant neo-pulp classic over again like it was your very first time. Billed as a “shot…
If you’re a geek worth his or her comic book cred then you’ve kept an eye on the filmic going ons of the past few years in the Marvel movie fold. Once Marvel formed their own production company they immediately began plotting out a road…
It’s ironic–in that quirky Alanis Morrisette sort of way–that a show exploring the question “What would happen if nobody died?” ultimately ends up feeling as lifeless and empty as death itself.
Do you love Tennis? Do you love balls? Do you love Morgan Freeman? Then there’s no way you won’t love this review of “Rise of the Planet of the Apes” by the one and only Tennis Ball Morgan Freeman. This ball isn’t a movie critic.…
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