‘Her’ Review: Exploring the Operating System of Love
Shuffling through melancholy songs and blissful moments of seemingly true love, director and writer Spike Jonze (“Being John Malkovich†and “Where the Wild Things Areâ€) […]
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Top 10 Songs from Psychotic Movies
Whether it makes one curl up under a blanket in terror or stand to their feet in hair-raising excitement, audiences tend to have a guilty […]
‘A Single Shot’ Review: A Thriller With the Precision of a Sniper
Rich with quality acting and high cinematic value, Director David M. Rosenthal’s (“Janie Jonesâ€) neo-noir thriller “A Single Shot,” is an age-old cat-and-mouse story — […]
Alexander Skarsgård: The Method Behind the Actor
At six foot four and 200 pounds, Alexander SkarsgÃ¥rd looks more like a modern day viking turned Hollywood actor than anything else. Clean, cut and […]
Kaijudo: Rise of the Duel Masters Review: A Cool Pokemon Alternative
With colorful animation and spontaneous action scenes, this “Yu-Gi Oh!†and “Pokemon†polymerization isn’t a bad alternative for modern day after school shows. At first […]
True Blood Episode Commentary: Dead Meat
You won’t like Eric Northman when he’s sad. His bloody tears = your blood. Eric, played by Alexander SkarsgÃ¥rd is now slightly deranged after the […]
The Eerie (Making) of ‘The East’
Under a tall pine tree in the park, sat a young girl no older than nineteen. Clothed mostly in garbage bags, her disheveled look only […]
There’s a Light on Yonder Mountain: Thick Dialogue and Action Figure Powered
With exemplary use of creative engines to covey a story that at times lacked in clarity of the narrative and conviction of its characters’ goals, […]
The Griswolds Hurl a Strike at Brooklyn Bowl
Through skillful vocals and original melodies, the Australian alt-pop band The Griswolds rocked out at the Brooklyn Bowl on Saturday, May 11. In their New […]