Thoughts while watching Battleship (a review-recap)
Here I go… no, I did not lose any bets… I’m doing this by my own free will! You know a movie is going to be “good” when they have to set up… Continue reading
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Ten of the Best SyFy Channel Original Movies
Preposterous! Insanity! Outrageous! You’re lying! I didn’t hit you! That’s probably what the reaction to the title of my article is going to be. SyFy (or Sci-fi for us old school fans). I… Continue reading
Movie Review: Bachelorette
Directed by: Leslye Headland Starring: Kirsten Dunst, Lizzy Caplan, Isla Fisher, and Rebel Wilson Plot: Three cynical high school friends team up as bridesmaids for a girl they used to keep around as their own personal… Continue reading
The Pull List: Must Read Comics for 9/5/2012
New Crusaders Rise Of The Heroes #1 By: Ian Flynn and Ben Bates Publisher: Archie Price: $2.99 The Lowdown: The Mighty Crusaders have been around since the ’60s. They are a very classic style… Continue reading
Celebrity (Summer) Trend: Crop Tops
Belly buttons are so passé; this summer was all about the upper midriff. As summer comes to an end let’s look at one of its biggest trends: the crop top. The crop top… Continue reading
Book Review: ‘The Twenty-Year Death’
Author: Ariel S. Winter Publisher: Titan Books, Hard Case Crime Plot: In 1931, small town France, a dead prisoner is found in a gutter during a storm and proves to be the tip… Continue reading
Movie Review: ‘Bully’
Director: Lee Hirsch Plot: A documentary examines the issue of bullying in small town America, focusing on the experience of the victims and their families as they try and get the school system… Continue reading
The Fire Rises
MAJOR SPOILERS FOR THE WHOLE NOLAN BATMAN TRILOGY The Fire Rises While re-watching The Dark Knight I noticed that fire plays an important part in all three of Nolan’s Batman films. Looking at… Continue reading
Animation Retro Review: Batman Beyond
When I was a kid, Batman The Animated Series was a staple of my childhood afternoon entertainment. I think it was on at about four, just enough time for me to get home,… Continue reading
A History of Mermaids on Film
Queen of the Sea (1918) In this film Annette Kellerman plays Merrilla, Queen of the Sea, who discovers that if she saves four human lives she can have a mortal human body with… Continue reading
