Directed by: Daniel Schechter Starring: Jennifer Aniston, John Hawkes, and Yasiin Bey Plot: Two criminals kidnap a woman of a wealthy man uninterested in paying her ransom Review Based on the novel The Switch by Elmore Leonard,… Continue reading
Hush’s childhood Hush is one of Batman’s relatively newer rogues, but he has become pretty prominent despite that. Hush is really Tommy Elliot, Bruce’s childhood friend. He wasn’t as honorable as Bruce. He… Continue reading
Must read comics of the week. Thank god for the end of “Future’s End” month. I can actually recommend DC again. Alex + Ada #9 This is such a cool book. It is… Continue reading
Director: Craig Johnson Starring: Bill Hader, Kristen Wiig, and Luke Wilson Plot: Estranged twins reconnect after a suicide attempt. Review: The Skeleton Twins is not the most original or inspired indie dramedy. In fact, it sort… Continue reading
Director: Kevin Smith Starring: Justin Long, Genesis Rodriguez, and Michael Parks Plot: An interviewer of weird and strange people is tortured by an old man Review: Disclaimer: I consider myself a Kevin Smith fan and have… Continue reading
Must read comics of the week Butterfly #1 A spy drama/thriller that explores WHY spies do what they do. Ghostbusters #20 This is the final issue to a comic that was much better than I… Continue reading
Director: Jeff Baena Starring: Aubrey Plaza, Dane Dehaan, and John C. Reilly Plot: When a young man’s recently deceased girlfriend comes back from the dead, he realizes it is not quite the miracle… Continue reading
Must read comics of the week Avengers #35 Hmmmm, so much of what Marvel has been building to lately. Stark is in his new armor, Thor doesn’t have his hammer, Falcon is in his… Continue reading
Must read comics of the week Deadpool #34 Deadpool breaks from his on-going story for one of his adventures in a different era, Deadpool’s favorite era: the ’90s. Death of Wolverine #2 The… Continue reading
Must read comics debuting on 9/3 WARNING: Do not expect too much DC Comics this month. They are having one of those theme months where all the titles are reflecting the Future’s End weekly.… Continue reading
