‘Domo’ Arigato, Mr. Usaji
Over the past two months, 7-Eleven stores nationwide have featured “Domo,†the television mascot for Japan’s NHK station, on Slurpee cups, producing somewhat of a […]
DVD & Blu-Ray
A Soothing Salve for ‘Razor’-Sharp Withdrawal
In the grueling sabbatical between seasons three and four of “Battlestar Galactica†came a small reprieve in the form of “Razor,†a sweetly sustaining oasis […]
A Botched Plan
“You’re going to have to go back and see the whole series again.†That is a quote from Admiral Adama himself, Edward James Olmos, and […]
Hidden Adventure in Cultural Gem
All great works of art are said to be imitations and George Lucas’ greatest attempt was more than inspired by “The Hidden Fortress,†a masterpiece […]
A Not so Spectacular Wrestling Documentary
The American Wrestling Association was not only Verne Gagne’s legacy to the professional wrestling world, it was the place where countless athletes, managers and personalities […]
Finally, A New Star Wars Sequel That Doesn’t Suck
Jar-Jar Binks doing a Geico Commercial. In the immortal words of Stan Lee, “Nuff Said.†Completely capturing the inner-geek in all of us, Robot Chicken’s […]
Hot-Blooded Exploitation at its Finest
“Pets” is a curio from 1974 that provides shockingly weird entertainment. What is so bizarre about this picture is that it constantly changes genres for […]
A Lasting Impression
Epic bio-pictures have been all the rage since the dawn of the “Charlie Chaplin†flick – and quite possibly before that – though most of […]
‘Hard’ to Swallow
If hell exists, then there is no better way to torture souls then forcing them to sit through “Hardware,” which is a pretentious and excruciatingly […]
TNA’s Brightest Stars Shine in DVD Release
For years, the stars of TNA’s X-Division have amazed fans with their unbelievable athletic ability and desire in the ring. However, 2006 was special year […]
The Russians Are Coming
“Battleship Potemkin†is a dynamic achievement, a film that represents the primitive greatness of the silent era. Audiences were electrified when it opened in 1925: […]