The Book of Phoenix Nnedi Okorafor DAW Books Published May 3 2016 ISBN: 0756410789 (ISBN-13:978-0756410780) Phoenix is aptly named, a woman of fire and magic and rebirth born … Read More
Review: High-Rise (Tom Hiddleston, Be Our Neighbor)
I hadn’t heard much about “High-Rise” until I saw the trailers, and yes, I mean that in the plural, when seeing other movies here in London. When seeing “The Hateful … Read More
DVD Review: Hanna
Kids these days are so lazy. They can barely make mac and cheese for themselves, let alone stalk and kill a caribou. And when you sneak up on these teens from … Read More
Short Film Review: Walls of Water
Walls of Water Written and Directed by John Taschner Walls of Water is a short documentary film from John Taschner, writer and director of GenRX, which we reviewed here a … Read More
Blu-ray Review: Trumbo
Trumbo Written by: John McNamara, Bruce Cook (book) Directed by: Jay Roach Starring:Bryan Cranston, Diane Lane, Helen Mirren, Louis C.K., John Goodman, Elle Fanning, Alan Tudyk, and Michael Stuhlbarg Special Features: … Read More
Take My Money! New Blu-rays Worth Your Cash!
Hello friends! I thought I’d try out a new semi-regular feature where I pick out a few newly released titles that I think are worth your hard-earned cash. We’ll start … Read More
Concert Review: Kelly Clarkson’s Piece By Piece Tour with Abi Ann, Eric Hutchinson, & Pentatonix
Kelly Clarkson brought her Piece By Piece tour to Staples Center here in Los Angeles and boy was it a show to behold. It was an emotional night of dreams … Read More
Game Review: Director’s Cut: The Card Game
Director’s Cut: The Card Game is a two player game where you play competing producers trying to make the best movie with access to the same actors, directors, scripts and … Read More
DVD Review: DAWN PATROL
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
DVD Review: GOODBYE TO ALL THAT
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