A Curious Case
Episode Commentary: “The Curious Case of Dean Winchester†Young men are either dying of extreme old age or are living the high life. It’s a […]
Month: November 2009
Through Triumph And Change, Corwin Still Rising
Growing up as an average student with a penchant for reading, Miles Corwin’s road to success is a self-made one. Not having the grades to […]
Blood Drinkers Anonymous?
Episode Commentary: “Haunted†Vicki’s a vampire and she’s hungry. As usual, the opening of “Vampire Diaries†gives the viewers high expectations as she attempts to […]
Cult Movies 101- Episode 27: Combat Shock
“Combat Shock” is a nihilistic, ugly, uncompromising, bleak and brilliant experience. Buddy Giovinazzo has created a movie that is a punch in the gut for […]
Statistically Pleasing
Remember that road to redemption that Jeff (Joel McHale) so steadily traipsed mere episodes ago? bet365 arab Well, it’s been covered in candy corn because […]
The Groove is Dead and Gone
“This Is It†was supposed to be Michael Jackson’s last set of concerts before bidding farewell to the stage, and he invested so much of […]
A Double Twist
It’s week six and things are heating up on “Dancing with the Stars.†There’s a twist in this episode where the celebrities have to learn […]
When Tough Guys Ruled the Cinema- Episode 15: Prime Cut
Michael Ritchie’s masterpiece “Prime Cut” is a Grade-A piece of cinema with no fillers due to an 86-minute running time. The film thrives on the […]
Enough Social Commentary to Quack About
Ever since he got his first series in 1976, “Howard the Duck†has been the resident loudmouth of the Marvel Universe. Much like Eric Cartman […]
Wilkos Takes a Different Approach to the Same Old Show
Jerry Springer is still up to his old tricks and is still trying to pass his show off as reality, but after two seasons, his […]
Don’t Believe the Hype
Now that “Fight the Power†by Public Enemy has claimed the top spot on VH1’s “100 Greatest Hip Hop Songs†countdown, the debates have begun. […]