It has been a busy day for film festival announcements. Hot on the heels of Toronto announcing their first wave of films, aGLIFF, one of the country’s largest gay and … Read More
What’s out today: 07/28/2015 – Ghost Town, MST3K XXXIII
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
Fantasia International Review – The Dark Below
The Dark Below If you don’t have a drowning phobia, you will after seeing A Dark Below. In 75 tense minutes the film tells its story almost non-verbally and with … Read More
Fantasia International Review – Therapy for a Vampire
It is that time of year again, time for the great genre film festivals to bring this years crop of new and amazing films. Fantasia International Film Festival is … Read More
Nuke Your Fallout Collection
Bethesda’s doing things a little in reverse here. If you buy the newly announced Fallout Anthology, you get a mini-nuke with it (see, fallout normally happens after a nuclear explosion … Read More
Summer 2015: TV’s Top Sporting Highlights
We’re halfway through July, which means a good chunk of summer has been and gone. Huge events, such as the French Open and Wimbledon in the tennis world, the Women’s … Read More
Movie Trailer – 007: Spectre (Trailer 2)
It’s here! The newest trailer for James Bond’s return to the big screen: Spectre! I think this trailer has a pretty big spoiler for the movie so watch at … Read More
Film Review – Big Significant Things
Craig (Harry Lloyd) is a young man who’s feeling a little uncertain about moving out to the west coast and buying a house with his girlfriend. He has decided to … Read More
Film Review: FELT
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
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
Concert Review: Sonos Studio + Pandora: An Evening with Miguel
To call Alt/R&B crooner Miguel‘s music intimate is an understatement. His music sounds like 90’s era Prince and Janet Jackson had a sexy baby that had no choice but to … Read More
What’s out today on Blu-ray: 07/14/2015 Scream Factory Double Features – Cellar Dweller / Catacombs, The Outing / The Godsend
Cellar Dweller / Catacombs – Scream Factory Double Feature Cellar Dweller follows a comic book artist whose drawings conjure a monster in the real world. This film is notable for … Read More