Bringing Up Baby
“Baby Moll†by John Farris (using the pen name “Steve Brackeenâ€) is a suspense novel with lots of skill and not much thought. The writing […]
Month: July 2009
Learn the History of Exploitation
“Nightmare U.S.A. The Untold Story of the Exploitation Independents” is an invaluable textbook that explores Independent horror films from 1970- 1985. Written by Stephen Thrower, this is […]
Keeping the Blood Pumping
Episode Commentary: “Never Let Me Go†Sure, it may not be the most action-packed episode of “True Blood†this season, but it does set the […]
You’ll Get Brain Pains From Lohan’s New Flick
“Labor Pains†(airing on the ABC family channel) seems to have an engaging premise, but ends up falling flat in the end. Party girl Thea […]
Bear’s Music Before the Show Doesn’t Disappoint
“Caprica†the original soundtrack, released by La-La Land Records, starts innocently enough, but in less than a minute, your spine will be glowing red with […]
More Human than Inhuman
Wow. Batman versus Dracula – what an idea. Two of the biggest names in their respective literary genres, comic books and literature, respectively, going at it […]
Kanye West Loves Him, You Should Too
The American music fan has happily endured the invasion and conquest of its musical tastes by British and Irish recording artists for decades now. Musical […]
In Their Shoes
If you are wandering along 5th avenue in Park Slope, Brooklyn, looking for a place to dine in, you can’t miss Babouche, a Moroccan restaurant, […]
Bargain Bin Gaming- Episode Eight: Bully
“Bully†is a PS2 greatest hit and runs for 20 dollars brand new at most game outlets. It can be found as cheaply as $3.99 […]
A Symphony of Human Potential
The movie with the most stunning soundtrack of the 20th century – and the 21st, for that matter – would be the harshest understatement for […]
The Foreplay Finally Begins
Episode Commentary: “Strange Friends” or “The Truth is, You’re Sexy” It finally happened. “Hung†managed to deliver this week. After two mediocre episodes, “Hung†is […]