Plot: This documentary, directed by Tim Skousen and Jeremy Coon, recounts the exploits of Eric Zala, Chris Strompolos, and Jayson Lamb, three eleven year olds who in 1982 decided to do a… Continue reading
How we watch movies has made a quantum leap over the last fifteen years. Video on demand, multiple streaming services such as Netflix and Hulu, torrenting, and in some cases even watching new movies-the same day they… Continue reading
Hello fellow geeks! Welcome to your weekly article on all Blu-Ray/4K Ultra HD/Digital film and television releases. While I won’t be noting everything released for a particular week, I’ll be highlighting some of the more notable… Continue reading
Hello fellow geeks! Welcome to the first of a weekly article I’ll be doing on Blu-Ray/4K Ultra HD/Digital film and television releases. While I won’t be noting everything released for a particular week,… Continue reading
I make no bones about my love of DC over Marvel. Whether fairly or unfairly, some critics have been accused of having a DC or Marvel bias when it comes to reviewing… Continue reading
You can read Gfunk’s review right here! Plot: A remake of the 1984 comedy classic, the 2016 edition finds physicist Dr. Erin Gilbert (Kristen Wiig) on the verge of tenure at Columbia University. However,… Continue reading
WARNING! MAJOR SPOILERS BELOW!!! IF YOU HAVEN’T SEEN THE IT MINI-SERIES OR READ THE NOVEL AND DON’T WANT EITHER RUINED TURN BACK NOW!!! I constantly go back and forth between which Stephen King… Continue reading
Read Slam Adams’ review here! Plot: FBI agent Nate Foster (Daniel Radcliffe) struggles to find a foothold in the world of counter-terrorism. Ridiculed by his co-workers and chastised by his superior Tom (Nestor… Continue reading
Plot: Three UCLA films students get caught up in an elaborate game created by none other than master director Stanley Kubrick. Despite over a decade and a half having passed since Kubrick’s sudden death, the maverick… Continue reading
Plot: Ex-con and alcoholic John Link (Mel Gibson) runs a tattoo business out of his trailer. Solitary, with his lone friend and sponsor Kirby (William H. Macy) for company, Link seems content to live… Continue reading
