Review of Jack’s Mannequin’s “People And Things”

Hello everybody! Sorry that I haven’t been posting as much as I usually do in a two week period…I’ve been too busy writing a series of short stories that are being published in Zombie Coffee Press this October. Entitled “The Dim and Departed,” the four part zombie horror-comedy will start on October 17th, and will […]

For Your Renting Pleasure

This week I apparently decided to go with slightly older creature features (also reading Stephen King’s Salem’s Lot, which both stays in the same vain and explains why I have only gotten two movies in). Both films wear their age in similar ways; however, From Dusk Till Dawn rises above this in other ways by […]

TV Without Commercials Review: Boardwalk Empire 2.2

Hard times have gotten harder for Nucky Thompson in this weeks episode of Boardwalk Empire.

Film Review: Dream House

Dream House is an interesting idea, not a horror film, and has no idea what to do with itself; crumbling under a ridiculous exposition heavy third act twist that is almost laughable. Poor and misleading marketing will make reactions to this film far worse then It deserves though as there could have been something here.

Film Review: What’s Your Number?

What’s Your Number is a stereotypically constructed romantic comedy that overcomes this by being dirty and having some likable leads.

Film Review: 50/50

50/50 is the introduction of Jonathan Levine to the main stream and it is quite the coming out party as he has crafted a fine dramedy in this cancer film.

TV Review: New Girl – 102

New Girl’s second episode is as solid as the first and makes some needed adjustments from the premiere.

ESPN Films Review: Catching Hell

The story of Steve Bartman is well known among anyone who is a fan of baseball. This incident only proved once again to fans of the Chicago Cubs that they are in fact cursed. Alex Gibney’s documentary “Catching Hell” was shown as part of ESPN’s film series. The ESPN documentary’s are always fascinating and this […]

Good Ole Fashion Television: Tera Nova – Pilot

Last night was the series premiere of Fox’s brand new original series, Terra Nova. Whenever Fox releases a new television series people, myself included, are often skeptical because they seem to have a strange habit of cancelling shows that have incredible potential (Arrested Development, Undeclared, The Tick, the list seriously just keeps going) and giving […]

Music Review: Blink-182’s “Neighborhoods”

Everyone seems to have an opinion of Blink-182. However, it is usually one of two opinions; either that they are awesome, or they suck. The ones that think Blink is awesome either have followed them since they first became mainstream with 1999’s “All The Small Things,” or even sooner with their emo-tastic 2003 hit “I […]