The Walking Dead Review: “Inmates”
After last week’s Carl/Rick/Michonne outing, I figured we would get a few more weeks connecting with all the other survivors and seeing them develop a little bit more. In the 4.5 premiere, we learned a…
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Why I Liked All is Lost Better than Gravity
What else can be said about Gravity? The sensation from esteemed filmmaker Alfonso Cuaron dazzled audiences for months last year, and critics spilled more ink (and pixels, I suppose) over it than most movies ever see….
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Who Is The Next Kubrick?
Despite that fact that so much of film comes out of its scripts, its editors, and, of course, its actors, we still hold one position in the highest of cinematic esteems: the director. And within…
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The First Official Firefly Action Figures Are Just a Wee Bit Disappointing
Firefly, despite its massive fanbase, has never had an official line of action figures. Until now. This new line from Entertainment Earth is the first licensed line, and even though I understand they’re going for…
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Ben Affleck and Matt Damon Mock Each Other
Perhaps the greatest Hollywood relationship of all isn’t any of the couples that are bound to get divorced eventually, it’s Ben Affleck and Matt Damon, a duo who has remained friends since their Good Will…
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Perry Maple’s Fresh Look at Gotham
I often wonder if there’s a limit on the number of animation styles artist can come up with, different ways of looking at the same beloved characters after years and years. Turns out, there doesn’t…
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My Weekend with House of Cards
So the second season of House of Cards premiered on Valentine’s Day this year and it did not disappoint. Neftlix’s pride comes back with twice as much political ruthlessness and I managed to devour…
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That Time I Beat Double Dragon 3: The Sacred Stones With my Dad
Dads are very interesting and unique creatures. They grew up in a completely different time, which often results in a huge generation gap between us and them. That simple gap can lead to many misunderstandings….
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Classic Movie Scenes As Drawn By the Ottoman Empire
It’s usually ancient Japanese art or hieroglyphics that get all the fun pop culture adaptations, but it’s nice to see someone representing the Ottoman Empire for a change. Turkish Artst Murat Palta (via Neatorama) decided to…