Devil’s Crush is an Underrated Gem That Still Shines Bright
Originally released on the TurboGrafx-16 in 1990, “Devil’s Crush†was quietly regarded as not only one of the best console pinball games during that time, […]
Month: June 2009
When Tough Guys Ruled the Cinema- Episode One: Escape from Alcatraz
An original look inside the walls of one of the most famous prisons known as “The Rock,†Don Siegel’s “Escape from Alcatraz†is an American […]
‘Up’ in the Clouds
It’s kind of funny that Disney and Pixar chose to release “Up†in 3-D, since the whole point of showing movies that way is to […]
Gamer Chicks- Episode One: House of the Dead Overkill
Overkill? Far From It One of my favorite memories of childhood is going to the only arcade in my neighborhood to play “House of the […]
Pick Your Poison DDTs Other Wrestling DVDs
Often in life, it’s not the person with the most talent that makes it to the top; it’s the person that uses what ever talent […]
Savini and Zito Make for a Memorable Semi-Last Chapter
In the 1980s, the screen was littered with gore-filled slashers. It seemed like every couple of weeks a new one was ushered into the theaters, […]
Tinted Windows: Obscuring Talent When They Should Be Showcasing It
When Eric Clapton, Jack Bruce and Ginger Baker collaborated in the 60s to form the very first rock supergroup, Cream, they set a precedent. However, […]
Alphabet of Manliness: A Cult Classic (A Politically Incorrect Review of a Politically Incorrect Book)
For years, George Ouzounian, AKA Maddox, webmaster and author of “The Best Page in the Universe,†has had the entire Internet world in stitches with […]
Bowie’s Rare Gem Arrives From Mars and Steals the Show
The best period of David Bowie’s illustrious career was his “Ziggy Stardust” incarnation, which featured his most rocking and inventive band and concept albums (remember […]
Bargain Bin Gaming- Episode One: Spider-Man: Friend or Foe
Released in October 2007, “Spider-Man: Friend or Foe†clocks in at $17.99 at Gamestop and can even be found for as low as eight bucks […]
Howard and Hanks on Point This Time With ‘Angels and Demons’
While Ron Howard’s first film based on a Dan Brown novel, “The Da Vinci Code,†was met with a lukewarm reception in 2006, the second […]