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Film Review: LONDON TOWN

Craig Schroeder02.2017Critics, DVD Review, Movies, Opinion, ReviewsLeave a Comment

Review: London Town The biggest problem with Derrick Borte’s London Town is the unfortunate timing. A coming of age story about a young boy from the United Kingdom, hopelessly in … Read More

Craig SchroederFilm Review: LONDON TOWN02.17.2017

Review: The Lego Batman Movie (Spoiler Free)

Kyle Dodson02.2017Comedy, Comics, Movies, Reviews, Theatrical, Toys1 Comment

Lego Batman

It’s a great Batman Movie! It has been 8 long years since I’ve been able to say that sentence. In that time we’ve had two less than mediocre live action … Read More

Kyle DodsonReview: The Lego Batman Movie (Spoiler Free)02.15.2017

Video Game Review: Alwa’s Awakening

Jason Arriola02.2017Games, Reviews, Video GamesLeave a Comment

Platforms – PC (reviewed), Mac, and Linux Shovel Knight made it okay to enjoy games styled after the 8-bit era. It certainly wasn’t the first to touch on it, but what … Read More

Jason ArriolaVideo Game Review: Alwa’s Awakening02.11.2017

Review: Frankenstein, Greenwich Theatre

Martina O'Boyle02.2017Miscellaneous, Reviews, Theatre, Theatre Review, UKLeave a Comment

Frankenstein review

Frankenstein, a Blackeyed Theatre production at the Greenwich Theatre, directed by Eliot Giuralarocca and adapted by John Ginman. Confession: I couldn’t remember if I had read this book.  I’d definitely … Read More

Martina O'BoyleReview: Frankenstein, Greenwich Theatre02.08.2017

Review: “Train Station” is an Experimental Success

Zander Massey02.2017Movies, Reviews, TheatricalLeave a Comment

To speak of the directing, acting, and cinematography is no small feat when writing about the experimental drama Train Station (2017). Boasting 40 writer/directors from 25 countries, the truly remarkable aspects … Read More

Zander MasseyReview: “Train Station” is an Experimental Success02.03.2017

DVD Review: Jim Jarmusch’s doc about The Stooges, “Gimme Danger”

Justin Remer01.2017Documentary, DVD Review, Movies, Music, ReviewsLeave a Comment

The new documentary, Gimme Danger, is a brisk and entertaining look at the history of the seminal Detroit rock band, The Stooges, who are often credited with laying the sonic groundwork … Read More

Justin RemerDVD Review: Jim Jarmusch’s doc about The Stooges, “Gimme Danger”01.31.2017

Album review: Neil Young is weary but unbowed on the new “Peace Trail”

Justin Remer12.2016Album Review, Music, ReviewsLeave a Comment

Only five short months have elapsed since Neil Young’s last album, a live collection called Earth, hit the marketplace, and already the classic rocker is back with a batch of … Read More

Justin RemerAlbum review: Neil Young is weary but unbowed on the new “Peace Trail”12.09.2016

Movie Review: “Fantastic Beasts and Where to Find Them” is too elaborate, but good fun

Justin Remer11.2016Movies, Reviews, TheatricalLeave a Comment

The tendency toward serialization in current pop culture has proven a boon for television, with shows becoming more addictive and binge-able as the stories that are unpacked become more complex. Unfortunately, … Read More

Justin RemerMovie Review: “Fantastic Beasts and Where to Find Them” is too elaborate, but good fun11.17.2016

The Raven (1963) – Halloween Horror Picks

Ryan Stockstad10.2016Comedy, DVD Review, Horror, Movies, Opinion, ReviewsLeave a Comment

In this episode of Pop Culture Beast’s Halloween Horror Picks, filmmaker and screenwriter Kevin DiNovis joins me to talk about a kid-friendly horror/comedy with an incredible cast – The Raven … Read More

Ryan StockstadThe Raven (1963) – Halloween Horror Picks10.31.2016

Intruder (1989) – Halloween Horror Picks

Ryan Stockstad10.2016DVD Review, Horror, Movies, Opinion, ReviewsLeave a Comment

In this episode of Pop Culture Beast’s Halloween Horror Picks, I talk about an inventive, low budget slasher with a really interesting cast and crew – Intruder (1989)! Directed by Scott … Read More

Ryan StockstadIntruder (1989) – Halloween Horror Picks10.29.2016

The Head (1959) – Halloween Horror Picks

Ryan Stockstad10.2016DVD Review, Horror, Movies, Opinion, ReviewsLeave a Comment

In this episode of Pop Culture Beast’s Halloween Horror Picks, I talk about a creepy and atmospheric mad scientist movie from Germany – The Head (1959)! Written and directed by … Read More

Ryan StockstadThe Head (1959) – Halloween Horror Picks10.27.2016

Blood for Dracula (1974) – Halloween Horror Picks

Ryan Stockstad10.2016Blu-Ray Review, Comedy, Horror, Movies, Opinion, ReviewsLeave a Comment

In this episode of Pop Culture Beast’s Halloween Horror Picks, I talk about a campy cult classic that is also one of the funniest vampire movies ever made – Blood … Read More

Ryan StockstadBlood for Dracula (1974) – Halloween Horror Picks10.24.2016

The Mutilator (1984) – Halloween Horror Picks

Ryan Stockstad10.2016Blu-Ray Review, Horror, Movies, Opinion, ReviewsLeave a Comment

In this episode of Pop Culture Beast’s Halloween Horror Picks, I talk about an infamous, regional slasher from North Carolina – The Mutilator (1984)! Filmed in Atlantic Beach and Morehead … Read More

Ryan StockstadThe Mutilator (1984) – Halloween Horror Picks10.21.2016

Mystery of the Wax Museum (1933) – Halloween Horror Picks

Ryan Stockstad10.2016DVD Review, Horror, Movies, Opinion, ReviewsLeave a Comment

Mystery of the Wax Museum (1933)

Mystery of the Wax Museum In this episode of Pop Culture Beast’s Halloween Horror Picks, filmmaker Matt Dinan joins me to talk about one of the earliest color horror films … Read More

Ryan StockstadMystery of the Wax Museum (1933) – Halloween Horror Picks10.19.2016
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