The Mall Cop Who Stole Your Money
After watching the first 30 minutes of Steve Carr’s “Paul Blart: Mall Cop,†it’s difficult to guess its genre. It can be categorized from anything […]
Month: August 2009
This Week in Comics- Episode Two: Alan Moore Tribute
This week Review Fix Associate Editor Olga Privman joins Patrick and Robin in discussing the career of legendary comic book writer Alan Moore, chronicling his […]
Our Ten Best- Episode 15: Underrated PSone Games
The signature gaming console of the late ’90s, the Sony Playstation was home to dozens of classic games including several from the Final Fantasy series […]
Simply Enchanting
So the Big Bad Wolf, Snow White and Jack of “Jack the Beanstalk†fame walk onto a bloody crime scene. Wolf says, “This stays strictly […]
Nowhere to ‘Jump’
When a movie is “high concept,†it tends to work around said concept and build a cohesive plotline, characters with depth and contain enough dramatic […]
An Origin Story Digitally Retold… Sort Of
A life filled with tragedy and sadness is what pervades this digital comic on DVD. “Wolverine Origin†is based on the miniseries that came out […]
It’s Here and It’s Spectacular
Over the past 20 years, the quality of animated shows that feature the likes of comic book characters have risen significantly. Gone forever are the […]
A Kiss That Just Barely Made Our List
Daryl Hall and John Oates, ’70s and ’80s blue-eyed soul hit makers, preformed at the Seaside Summer Concert Series on August 6 as part of […]
Cult Movies 101-Episode 16: Cannibal Apocalypse
The nauseating “Cannibal Apocalypse” is the best of the Italian Cannibal films of the early ‘80s. To some, that concept may come off like an […]
Hardly ‘Invisible’
“Big Brother is watching you. Learn to become Invisible,†are words to live by in comic giant Grant Morrison’s highly personal and prolific saga, “The […]
Stuck in the Swamp
Fun and endearing on the big-screen, “Shrek: The Musical†however, at the Broadway theatre is practically void of the same personality that made the film […]