Preparing For Prometheus – Part One
For those who don’t know yet, acclaimed director Ridley Scott is currently working on two prequels to his sci-fi classic, Alien. Scott has expressed disappointment
April 8, 2011
No Comments
Take Shelter Review
Sony Pictures Classics bought Take Shelter blindly before it had even premiered at Sundance 2011, a rare occurrence in the indie film world. This happened
April 7, 2011
No Comments
The Thrilling Adventure Hour Review
When you pass by Largo on La Cienega just south of Melrose, it doesn’t look like much. A small, nondescript building on the corner of
April 6, 2011
No Comments
The Greatest Movie Ever Sold… Twice
Over the past decade, I have become increasingly dismayed with the “films” coming out of Hollywood. Of course, you know that I am talking about
April 4, 2011
No Comments
Why Zack Snyder Should Be Directing The Hunger Games
I know it is a bold statement, especially since Sucker Punch just opened to a mounting pile of disastrous reviews. But, if I was the
April 1, 2011
No Comments
All-Star Superman Review
(I apologize if this review becomes more and more angry or aggressive; my mouse keeps freezing on me. I unplug it and then plug it
March 30, 2011
No Comments
Zorba the Greek Review
Zorba the Greek, a novel by Nikos Kazantzakis, enlightened the Western world with an exotic interpretation of premodern Greece, illustrating the country’s old-fashioned ideologies and
March 28, 2011
No Comments
Red State Review
I was lucky to attend the Sundance premiere of Kevin Smith’s highly anticipated horror flick Red State, starring up-and-coming actors Michael Angarano, Kyle Gallner, and
March 25, 2011
No Comments
As Long As There Are Funny Books…
“Holy celluloid, Batman! There’s so much pressure on these upcoming comic book-to-movie-adaptations! If they fail, could it spell the end of comic movies?” The short
March 23, 2011
No Comments
How To Lose Friends & Alienate Geeks
I am a woman, I am a geek, and I do not look like Adriana Lima. I devour trade paperbacks like Ex Machina and Preacher,
March 21, 2011
No Comments
Why Stephen Hawking Is My Favorite Human Being
While furthering our knowledge of the origin and nature of theoretical physics, physicist Stephen Hawking has become one of the most vital scientific minds since
March 14, 2011
No Comments
llyria: Haunted Review – Big Blue Finds Some Friends, A Purpose, And, Maybe, Some Peace
IDW’s Angel books have been giving me a buzz lately. That kind of shimmering excitement you’d feel as a kid when there were only two
March 11, 2011
No Comments