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DVD Review – The Image Revolution

Adam Ruhl01.2016DVD Review, MoviesLeave a Comment

The Image Revolution Out today on DVD comes ‘The Image Revolution’, a documentary following the defection of Marvel’s core talent in the early 1990’s to form Image Comics. From the … Read More

Adam RuhlDVD Review – The Image Revolution01.12.2016

Film Review: CHERRY TREE

Craig Schroeder01.2016Critics, DVD Review, Horror, Movies, Opinion, TheatricalLeave a Comment

Ryan Murphy (Glee, Nip/Tuck, Eat Pray Love, et al.)—purveyor of cotton candy tinged television shows that dive headlong into the zeitgeist of current popular culture—reached the apex of his Ryan … Read More

Craig SchroederFilm Review: CHERRY TREE01.07.2016

DVD Review: Robot Chicken Season 7

Kyle Dodson08.2015DVD Review, Television, TV on DVDLeave a Comment

The action packed, fully articulated seventh season of the hilarious Emmy Award winning show, Robot Chicken is now available! See your favorite childhood toys like He-Man, Batman, Lion-O, the Teenage … Read More

Kyle DodsonDVD Review: Robot Chicken Season 708.03.2015

What’s out today: 07/28/2015 – Ghost Town, MST3K XXXIII

Adam Ruhl07.2015Blu-Ray Review, DVD Review, MoviesLeave a Comment

Ghost Town A deputy on the trail of a missing woman finds himself trapped with her in an undead old west ghost town. A curse placed upon a group of … Read More

Adam RuhlWhat’s out today: 07/28/2015 – Ghost Town, MST3K XXXIII07.28.2015

Film Review: FELT

Craig Schroeder07.2015Critics, DVD Review, Horror, Movies, Opinion, TheatricalLeave a Comment

Sexual abuse isn’t a topic easily broached. It’s often relegated to cheap plot points or unearned attempts at character development. Rare is the film that honestly explores the effects of … Read More

Craig SchroederFilm Review: FELT07.21.2015

DVD Review: DAWN PATROL

Craig Schroeder07.2015Critics, DVD Review, Movies, ReviewsLeave a Comment

Twenty-something years later (and despite what any naysayer may have you believe), Point Break is still an excellent action film. It’s knowingly silly, never taking itself too seriously and striking … Read More

Craig SchroederDVD Review: DAWN PATROL07.15.2015

DVD Review: GOODBYE TO ALL THAT

Craig Schroeder07.2015Critics, DVD Review, Movies, ReviewsLeave a Comment

Though NBC’s Parks and Recreation will always be fondly remembered, its first few seasons weren’t as polished and sharp as the show eventually became. By season three, the writers had … Read More

Craig SchroederDVD Review: GOODBYE TO ALL THAT07.15.2015
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