It’s that time again my dear readers… as the leaves turn red and fall off, people bare their colors and loyalties, arguments and bets are made, lofty goals and promises made and broken every week, all for the thrill and…
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The Expendables 2 Review
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Have a mentioned a few times before that I really like The Expendables? The 2010 old-school action thriller was a loving tribute and long-needed revival of the glory days of action cinema, starring a list of action heroes that literally…
Lollipop Chainsaw Review
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This has been one hell of a year for movies, and a few exceptions aside, we’ve had one great movie after another, with the end nowhere in sight. The same could not be said of gaming, which in direct contrast…
Prometheus Review
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When it comes to cinematic science fiction, few directors have done more groundbreaking work in the genre than Ridley Scott. Back in the eighties, Scott was behind two of the biggest science fiction films ever made, Alien and Blade Runner.…
Battleship Review
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My dear readers… why do you hate me? If you are wondering why am asking this, on my Facebook page, I held a vote for what movie to review this month. The winner, much to my horror and shock, was…
The Avengers Review
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It’s finally summer blockbuster season, and here to send off the summer with a bang, is the first of many hotly anticipated movies this year, The Avengers. In what will be the first ensemble comic book movie, and the penultimate…
Syfy to save Televised Sci-Fi? One can hope
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Despite billions to be made from science fiction at the box office and the bestseller list, in recent times, similar themed shows have struggled to find their place on television in recent times. While this has been something of a…
The Three Stooges
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Aside from maybe Monty Python, few things can have be laughing to the point of hysterics faster than the Three Stooges. One of a number of vaudville-esque acts that made the early transition to the silver screen, the beloved slapstick…
The Cabin in the Woods
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I have a confession my dear readers: Horror films as a genre have been declining for years now. While I’ve said the same about everything from action films to comedies, the horror genre bears a marked decline even most of…
The Hunger Games
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Pop culture needs its next big trend, and soon. Aside from an upcoming theme park ride, Harry Potter’s magic may have finally run out. The sun may finally be setting on Twilight, which despite having one more movie and a…