The New American Hero
Even for those who have never been the biggest comic book fans, played with action figures or watched morning cartoons, “G.I. Joe: The Rise of […]
Month: August 2009
A Saintly Start
“St. Elsewhere” revolutionized the medical drama with its premiere in 1982. Prior to the release of this show, the genre had no real levity. The […]
Smith Soars; Digital Comics Float
Score two for Bullseye. And one for Kevin Smith, for that matter, whose first foray into the Marvel Universe was subsequently adapted onto a digital […]
A Low-Point in Bon Temps
Episode Commentary: “I Will Rise Up” When the second season of “True Blood†comes to a close, “I Will Rise Up†will be looked back […]
Everyone’s Starting to Know His Name
Episode Commentary: “The Rita Flower or the Indelible Stench” This episode allows “Hung” to keep its promising run of solid episodes alive and strong. The […]
District 9 Review: Surprisingly Human and Equally as Smart
“District 9,†the ambitious brainchild of newcomer Neill Blomkamp, is a refreshing sci-fi action flick from Peter Jackson’s Wingnut Productions. In ways similar films only […]
Review Fix Exclusive: Q & A with The State’s Todd Holoubek- Part Two
RF: Do you ever utilize your comedy background in teaching? TH: I think constantly. I think anytime you’re up in front of people, it’s really […]
Bargain Bin Gaming- Episode 12: Tiger Woods 2007
Tiger Woods 2007 runs for six bucks used on Amazon.com. Considering the amazing functionality of the Wii controller, one can easily make the assumption that […]
Strangers on a Train
“Sin Nombre,†at its most fundamental level, is a film about uncertainty, with characters who aren’t always able to control what’ll happen to them next. […]
The ‘E’ is Silent, But Not the Fun
With certain films, you don’t know what you have until years later. It could be a multitude of things, some of which could be big […]
Review Fix Exclusive: Q & A with The State’s Todd Holoubek- Part One
Some sketch-comedy shows have become iconic over time. Some have stretched on for years and have exhausted and renewed themselves, like a phoenix of entertainment. […]