TV Review: Girls 206 – “Boys”

Girls continues its hot streak by opening up its world to Staten Island and bringing back just about everyone into the fold.

Book Review: Warm Bodies By Isaac Marion

It doesn’t happen often, but every once in a while a book is topped by its film adaptation. Such is the case for Isaac Marion’s Warm Bodies.

Film Review: Safe Haven

They really need to stop putting “From the author of The Notebook” on the posters, because being constantly reminded of this is a detriment to every film that follows based on the books of Nicholas Sparks.

Film Review: Beautiful Creatures

Beautiful Creatures is more concerned about its sequels and in turn leaves a mess of a film to start off this supposed franchise instead.

Film Review: A Good Day to Die Hard

A Good Day to Die Hard is one of the worst films I have ever seen in a theater and that isn’t hyperbole.

TV Rants & Ramblings: Arrow 1.14 – “The Odyssey”

For the first time since Arrow premiered, we’ve got an episode with a larger percentage of flashbacks instead of a present day bad guy to deal with as Oliver confronts his mother about her secrets.

Music Review: The Wonder Years’ ‘Sleeping On Trash’

Posi-punk is a sub-genre of rock that I’m not a real big fan of. And The Wonder Years are that band that is currently representing the genre to its fullest. And to be blunt, I am not a big fan of them either.

TV Review: Girls 205 – “One Man’s Trash”

Girls focuses in on one subject more than ever this week in an episode that was both funny and heartfelt that featured an important catharsis for Hannah.

Film Review: Side Effects

Soderbergh delivers another excellent film, with great turns by Rooney Mara and Jude Law, in what might be his last feature film in some time.

Book Club In Session: The Passage by Justin Cronin

Lauren: I know I know, I chose another vampire book… Well shush, I know what I like!

Middle of the Row

Month: February 2013