Williams Stands Tall Amongst Controversy
To say the past few years have been hectic for investigative journalist Lance Williams would be an understatement. Covering the ongoing steroid scandal in professional […]
Month: June 2009
You’ll Do More Than Survive in ‘Land of the Lost’
A fun-filled ride with tons of laughter for the whole family, “Land of the Lost” compares to the classic television series of the same name […]
‘The Road,’ a Fascinating Trip
One of the most frightening aspects of Cormac McCarthy’s “The Road” is that it could happen. In a post-September 11th reality, the idea of the […]
Gamer Chicks-Episode Two: Final Fantasy Crystal Chronicles: My Life as a King
One of my biggest gripes with simulation games is that they never hold my attention for very long. I went through brief affairs with “The […]
Two Guys, a Girl and a Video Store
“Be Kind Rewind,†a film about geeks who star in their own home movies, is being distributed by New Line Cinema. That makes sense. Remember, […]
Review Fix Web Exclusive: Maltin Talks Movies and Life
There are about 17,000 reviews in the new 2009 edition of “Leonard Maltin’s Movie Guide,” an enormous volume that gets thicker every year. Maltin, one […]
Night at the Museum Sequel is a Lackluster Exhibit in Comedy
When the original “Night at the Museum†was released in 2006, it was the type of comedy that appealed to a younger demographic, but managed […]
Ponypool Review: A Lethargic Zombie Effort
“Pontypool†is a zombie movie that’s pretty low on zombies – we don’t even get to see them until the third act. That’d be fine […]
Despite Being an Entertaining Read, Bischoff’s Tale Doesn’t Tread Much New Ground
Regardless of your affinity for the wrestling industry, it was pretty hard not to notice the explosion the industry was going through almost a decade […]
Bargain Bin Gaming- Episode Two: Family Guy’s Control Problems Limit the Fun
Family Guy on the PSP currently runs for $19.99 at Gamestop, but can be found as frugally as $9.50 brand-new at Amazon. Over the past […]
‘Salvation’ Flounders
Though nothing new to the industry, the franchise reboot has become a tried and true Hollywood stratagem since 2005’s “Batman Begins.†Since then, executives hoping […]