Music Review: Greg Wood & Dwayne Ford
Greg Wood, Greg Wood: Greg Wood’s promotional biography says he is a splash of Eddie Vedder, Kurt Cobain, and Johnny Cash, all the while peddling below grade, generic hard rock.... Read the full post
Alton Brown, Good Eats: Volume 1, The Early Years
The Good Eats Recipe – Serves Millions Weekly 1 part Julia Child 1 part Mr. Wizard 1 part Monty Python Mix thoroughly then heat at 350 degrees for 30 minutes in a cast-iron skillet.... Read the full post
A.J. Jacobs, The Guinea Pig Diaries: My Life as an Experiment
Have you ever internally, or possibly externally, groaned at the grind of managing the day-to-day minutia of your own life? The problem is always what to do about it. You could conceivably... Read the full post
Review: Solomon Kane
Robert E. Howard is most widely-known as the man that created Conan the Barbarian, but he also gave us Solomon Kane whose film adaptation is far less kitsch. Solomon Kane (James Purefoy)... Read the full post
Review: The Loved Ones
The concept of a final girl was coined by Carol Clover and is used to describe the young woman that is inevitably left alive at the end of a slasher/horror movie to save herself from... Read the full post
Review: Daybreakers
Fans of the vampire genre are forced to sift through a lot of bad films to find the good ones - Daybreakers is one of those gold nuggets in the sand. Dalton (Ethan Hawke) is the head... Read the full post
New on Blu-ray: Lie to Me (Season One)
The cast of Lie to Me (from left): Monica Raymund, Brendan Hines, Tim Roth & Kelli Williams The average person tells three lies in ten minutes of conversation. Now, imagine you... Read the full post
Review: Jennifer’s Body
Jennifer’s Body is a horror movie made for women by a couple of prominent women in film: Oscar winner and screenwriter Diablo Cody and director of Girlfight Karyn Kusama. Jennifer... Read the full post
Review: The Men Who Stare at Goats
There have been numerous serious movies made over the last few years about the Iraq war, many of which have not been very good (with at least one exception being The Hurt Locker released... Read the full post
Review: The Boys are Back
Clive Owen has mostly had his name pasted above the titles of action- and spy-type movies of late, but he’s recently taken a step out of shooting range to make a film about grief... Read the full post





