Book Review: ‘Down the Rabbit Hole’ by Holly Madison

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Here’s an intriguing premise – a peek behind the doors of the fabled Playboy Mansion and into the lives of those who reside there. The most famous pornographic publication in history, a name… Continue reading →

Disney Dinner and a Movie: ‘101 Dalmatians’

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101 Dalmatians is another one of Disney’s timeless tales. Who doesn’t love watching a bunch of adorable puppies run from perhaps the scariest villain in Disney history. I mean c’mon, the lady wants… Continue reading →

A Doctor Who Missed His Appointment With Fame

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2003 marked the 40th anniversary of Doctor Who, an event which came at a time when nobody, least of all most of the BBC, thought it would ever return to television. BBC Worldwide wanted to… Continue reading →

The Pull List: 1/27/2016

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Buzz-worthy books of the week. Hellboy Winter Special Hellboy stars in a trio of snowbound stories, one of which leads in to an issue of Hellboy and the BPRD. Old Man Logan #1 An… Continue reading →

Cheap Game Tuesday: ‘I Have No Mouth and I Must Scream’ iOS

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Ok, so I’m about to go on a road trip so let’s see if there’s a decent time waster in the App Store… Candy Crush knock-off, Clash of Clans knock-off, Clash of Clans knock-off, Clash… Continue reading →

11 Weird Facts About X-Men You Won’t See in the Movies

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I loved X-Men as a kid, and after listening the awesome podcast Rachel and Miles X-Plain the X-Men I’ve been rereading the series from scratch. Weird stuff happens in that comic, and we’ve… Continue reading →

Ranked: Steven Spielberg

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29. 1941 A rare total misstep in Spielberg’s resume, 1941 takes place a week after the events of Pearl Harbor with a quivering paranoid California overreacting to every little thing. It is a Looney Tunes… Continue reading →

Oscar Snubs: 2015 Edition

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  On the whole I think most award shows are just an opportunity to showcase the massive egos of whatever entertainment medium is at hand.  The Oscars are no different.  They are also… Continue reading →

Classic Scene: “I’m Batman”

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“I’m Batman” Batman Directed by Tim Burton, 1989 The Scene: Two street thugs in Gotham City have successfully just robbed a family and are going through the loot. Little do they know the… Continue reading →

Top 10 Silent Horror Films

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If there was ever a genre that benefited artistically from the Silent Era of film it was the horror genre. Everything about this long lost style of fimmaking seemed perfectly fit to instill… Continue reading →