The Breakdown: R.I.P.D. Trailer

How have I not read the comics this movie is based on!? It’s like Angel meets Reaper and loads of other things! Way to go, everyone, for not sitting me down and forcing me to read them. Unless they’re bad. Are they bad? Shh, I’m gonna read them now!

Film Review: Oblivion

You probably think you have a good idea about how Oblivion is going to go, or at least a good idea about the basic premise. Chances are, you don’t even know that much.

The Breakdown: Man of Steel Trailer 3

Not that the others were disappointments or anything, but this was the Man of Steel trailer I’ve been waiting for.

The Breakdown: The Hunger Games: Catching Fire Teaser Trailer

The first trailer for The Hunger Games: Catching Fire was released earlier this week, and though it doesn’t actually show a lot of what the whole film will contain, it shows enough to tide us over until the next trailer comes along.

Music Review: Allison Weiss’ ‘Say What You Mean’

Allison Weiss latest effort Say What You Mean brings a punky charm to a rather plastic singer/songwriter scene.

Film Review: The Place Beyond the Pines

The Place Beyond the Pines is has three distinct acts, the first is excellent, the second is pretty great, and the last one misses the mark almost entirely.

Music Review: Iron and Wine’s ‘Ghost on Ghost’

Iron and Wine continues his road down the glossy, highly produced road with Ghost on Ghost. This time around, however, he knocks this album out of the park.

TV Without Commercials: Game of Thrones 3.3 “Walk of Punishment”

Daenerys Stormborn is now one step closer to reclaiming her rightful seat on the Iron Throne, and bringing the Seven Kingdoms under the control of the Targaryen’s once again.

Music Review: Kid Cudi’s ‘Indicud’

Kid Cudi third rap album Indicud reminds us just how unique and fun the former G.O.O.D. Music artist is, as he rides in and out of the most unique beats you’ll hear all year.

Music Review: Fall Out Boy’s ‘Save Rock And Roll’

Fall Out Boy comes out of hiding to release Save Rock and Roll, their highly anticipated fifth full length that doesn’t fall flat when it comes to being catchy.