Military Small Arms of the 20th Century: The Best Just Got Better, But is it Enough?
If you’re an avid firearms enthusiast, this is the bible on the subject of military firearms. In publication since 1973, this huge reference book, written […]
Month: June 2009
Arkadian Warriors Can’t Cut it in Battle
At first glance, Arkadian Warriors, Sierra’s newest hack ‘n slash title for Xbox Live Arcade, feels and plays like a scaled-down version of classics like […]
DMZ Vol. I is Full of Action and Excitement
Imagine a world where New York City is a living, breathing war zone full of tanks, helicopters, big explosions and massive fires. And you’re stuck […]
The Dark Knight Conquers Hype
When Christopher Nolan’s highly anticipated sequel to his “Batman†franchise finally hit theaters, it happily sent hysterical fanboys into mass frenzy and casual movie goers […]
Goodbye Grasshopper
June 3, 2009 marked the passing of 72-year-old actor David Carradine. When a friend called me that day to tell me the news, I was […]
Our Ten Best- Episode One- Top Ten Classic Rock Concert Experiences
I have been a concertgoer since the early 70s, so I have a huge pool to draw from when compiling a list of the most […]
Wolverine Neutered in ‘Origins’
After three successful X-Men films over the past decade, many felt that “X-Men Origins: Wolverine†would continue the series’ trend of popularity and dominance. However, […]
‘Invincible’ Scores Big
Combining a solid soundtrack and heartfelt performances from Mark Wahlberg [Rockstar, Boogey Nights] and Greg Kinnear [Someone Like You, As Good As It Gets], “Invincible†[…]
When Caine and Pirates Go Wrong
Good music, a quality cast and a terrifying concept alone should be enough to induce a quality performance on the big screen, right? Add in […]
Big-Haired and Axe-Shreddin’ Rock of Ages Doesn’t Need a Prayer to Thrive
It was a time when a bald-headed musician like Chris Daughtry wouldn’t have stood a chance in the industry. In the 80s, it was all […]
Photographs and Memories
The “day the music died†will forever be known as that winter day on February 3, 1959 when Buddy Holly, a teenage Ritchie Valens and […]