‘Cannibal Holocaust’ Has an Appetite for Destruction
First released in 1980, “Cannibal Holocaust†is a cruel picture with an alarming legacy – it often turns up on lists of the most controversial […]
Month: June 2009
Anthony Jeselnik- Laughter, With a Twist of Cyanide
“How soon after Patrick Swayze dies do you think Whoopi Goldberg will wait before she calls up Demi Moore just to %$#@ with her,†may […]
Trauma Center Fills a Grand Prescription on the Wii
Anyone that played the original version of Trauma Center on the Nintendo DS when it was released two years ago, knows how fun, challenging and […]
‘The Last American Virgin’: Teenage Life Personified
Very seldom does an exquisite teen comedy come along. In 1982, however, “The Last American Virgin” came along and to this day is still the […]
Un Homme Et Une Femme: Can Anyone Make A More Stylish Love Story Than The French?
1966 was important for various historical reasons, be it political, sporting or cultural. The first American bombs fell on Hanoi that year, while England won […]
See Why These ‘Bodies’ Are Made For Walking
It’s not for the weak of stomach, but definitely for the strong of mind. The ever-famous “Bodies: The Exhibition†at the South Street Seaport in […]
What Happens in Athens Stays in Athens
“My Life in Ruins†is an adequate way to kill 95 minutes, especially for a romantic comedy as harmless as this one. You can’t expect […]
Does ‘After Dark’ Leave Us There?
Haruki Murakami’s After Dark spurs the question of an individual’s function in everyday life “Is action merely the incidental product of thought, or is thought […]
Our Ten Best- Episode Two: Movies That Deserve a DVD Release
Why is everyone anxiously anticipating Blu-Ray releases when so many great movies have not yet received a proper DVD release? With that being said, here […]
Forget Being Dragged to Hell, Run Instead
If you ever wondered if Sam Raimi (“Evil Dead,†“The Gift”) would return to his horror roots after the success of the “Spider-Man” trilogy, then […]
Big Whiskey and the GrooGrux King; a Touching Tribute and Magnum Opus for The Dave Matthews Band
Big Whiskey and the GrooGrux King may sound like a WWE tag team from the 90s, but even if it doesn’t exactly roll off the […]