The Sorcerer’s Apprentice Volume 1 Review: A Different Take on the High School Gal Anime
Have you ever accidently put on a piece of jewelry that summoned a mage that made you his apprentice because all hell has broken loose? […]
Month: September 2012
AMERICAN BARD THEATER COMPANY ANNOUNCES THE COMPLETE CAST FOR KING LEAR
By William Shakespeare Directed by Dev Bondarin Starring Tony Award Nominee Stephen Mo Hanan October 18-November 4, 2012 (Limited Engagement – 12 Performances) Thursdays through […]
Robert Redford to Honor Roger Ebert at ‘Celebrate Sundance Institute’ Los Angeles Benefit in June 2013
Sundance Institute has announced that its President & Founder Robert Redford will present journalist and film critic Roger Ebert with the Vanguard Leadership Award in […]
‘Real Housewives of Beverly Hills’ Adds Cast Members, Gets Premiere Date
The first trailer for the third season of The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills dropped Thursday night, and it included cat fights, fake friendships and nervous laughing—all […]
Netflix Instant Queue Diaries: ‘The Marinovich Project’: Gritty and Truthful
At birth, Todd Marinovich’s life had already been decided. He was destined to be a one of kind athlete. Through childhood, and even high school, […]
Roman Dirge’s Lenore: Swirlies Review: Dead Kids and Hot Dogs
A hundred-year old embalmed girl with a lightly-toned acerbic wit and two oddly-shaped friends will have you inappropriately laughing out loud. In volume 4 of […]
Single Review: Glamour of The Kill’s ‘Feeling Alive’
Finding success in the UK, Glamour of The Kill is looking to bring their metalcore sound to the US. Hoping to find the same success, […]
Hotline Miami Takes Home Top Honors at Fantastic Arcade
– Coveted Critic’s Choice “Most Fantastic†Award Goes to Jonatan Soderstrom and Dennis Wedin’s Anticipated Top-Down Shooter – Dennaton Games and Devolver Digital’s Hotline Miami […]
TROMA WRAPS PRINCIPAL PHOTOGRAPHY ON RETURN TO CLASS OF NUKE EM HIGH
Greetings from Tromaville! Troma Entertainment is proud to announce that principal photography has wrapped on Return to Class of Nuke ‘Em High, directed by Lloyd […]
Review Fix Exclusive: Interview with Obituary Frontman John Tardy
Death metal legends Obituary are back on the road on their Carnival of Death tour. The band has been through it all, releasing classic albums […]
About Cherry Review: Not Enough Graham and Franco
Gratuitous nudity laced with subpar acting is usually saved for late night television and the internet but “About Cherry†takes it a step further and […]