Born to be Wild
After reading through the book “Into the Wild†by Jon Krakauer, there was much interest to see how director Sean Penn would bring this fascinating, yet […]
Month: August 2009
This Week in Comics- Episode One: Origins
Check out our first show where we discuss some good and not so good origin comics, like Superman, Batman and … Darkhawk. We also touch […]
Flying High With the Emerald Knight
The reinvention of a well-established character in the DC universe can become a recipe for disaster. However, Bruce Timm and his animated team have successfully […]
Our Ten Best- Episode 13:Comic Book-Inspired Video Games
Since video games became prominent in homes all over the world in the late 70s, publishers have wanted to create games based on already established […]
Gamer Chicks- Episode Eight: Singstar Pop
Ah, karaoke. Like many, whose singing abilities could kindly be described as “lacking,†I’ve always retained a particular urge to feel my vocal chords resonate […]
The Devil’s in the Details
“May you be in heaven half an hour… before the devil knows you’re dead.” There’s so much to say about Sidney Lumet’s career, and of […]
Self Explanatory
It might be the most plot-descriptive movie title since “40-Year-Old Virgin.” “Funny People,” Judd Apatow’s latest installment to what could be termed the “dick joke†[…]
Howling With The Wolves
Ketch Harbour Wolves is a band that deserves to be heard. Released in the summer of 2008, their second album, “Dead Calm Horizon†is a […]
America’s Favorite ‘Red’ Son
A cross between the Alan Moore classic “The Watchmen†and “The Ultimates,†Mark Millar’s “Red Son†tells a very different story of the “Man of […]
Jacobs Has His Own Soundtrack
Playing professional baseball is often deemed as an occupation filled with plenty of glitz and glamor, but it’s not that way for everyone, especially young […]
Life Explored at Central Station
Often, the image of Brazil is related with ultra-rich, world-famous soccer players, top models with perfect bodies and everlasting street samba carnivals. Yet, there is […]