Unreal Movie Review: Edge of Darkness
Seeing Mel Gibson back onscreen is what I imagine it would be like greeting a loved one getting out of jail after a time away. Sure, they’d made some mistakes recently, but once you see…
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Finding Deeper Meaning in The Hurt Locker’s Carnage
One of our more memorable movie reviews this year was when Madison took the reins on The Hurt Locker, one of this year’s big Oscar favorites, and essentially tore it to pieces. I hadn’t seen…
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Unreality’s Top 15 Best Lists of the Year
If you’re any sort of a regular reader here, you know that we love lists at Unreality, but as our audience has grown from zero to a million over the past year (true story), many…
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The Mass Effect 2 Journal: Day 1
Words can’t really describe just how excited I was for this day. Outside of the infinite replay value of Super Smash Bros. and Halo, the original Mass Effect is one of my favorite games of…
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10 Badass Super Mario Track Remixes
So yesterday I heard a pretty excellent remix of a Mario track on the internet, so naturally, I went on the hunt to find all the best Mario theme remixes I could find and put…
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Unreal Movie Review: Legion
It’s a philosophical question for the ages, can God inspire a movie so awful, even he can’t sit through it? I would answer yes, as about midway through Legion, God would get out of his…
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10 Misuses of the Laugh Track
It’s kind of a sign that your show sucks these days if your show has a laugh track, even if it once was a staple of everything from Happy Days to Seinfeld. Before I get…
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Why Last Night’s Office Clip Show Broke My Heart
After six weeks of lonely reruns, NBC finally promised us a new Office last night. Late night bickering has all but consumed the network, so it would be nice to get a reminder of why…
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Unreal Movie Review: The Road
It’s an interesting juxtaposition to watch The Road and The Book of Eli within a few days of each other. Both feature wandering, haggard A-listers and both take place in what very well could be…