Restaurant Review – Prime Steakhouse at the Casino Queen
What happens in Vegas may stay in Vegas, but what happened at the Casino Queen, well I’ve just gotta tell you! You may have heard the Casino Queen is Home of the Loosest Slots (not so much in my case, but good thing I only spent $1), but they are also home to a very tasty and […]
Streetballers
A local St. Louis production, Streetballers is a great film that really gives me hope that the St. Louis film landscape can produce just as good of films as other more film centric areas of the country like LA and New York. Streetballers follows John (writer and director Matthew Scott Krentz) a college student who […]
Shorts
The starts of this movie are, as you can tell in the title, a bunch of “shorts.” With this film, Robert Rodriguez has made the kids version of his buddy Quentin Tarantino’s “Pulp Fiction.” Shorts made the process more technical with fast forward, rewind, and pause buttons. The back and forth cutting doesn’t change the […]
Post Grad
Ryden Malby is an ambitious young woman who has a plan. She seems to have her entire life worked out to even the smallest of details. But plans change when a “sure thing” falls short, and Ryden is left trying to put the pieces of her broken plan back together. From the opening credits, Ryden […]
Adam
This little spin on a love story is anchored by a fantastic turn by Hugh Dancy, but is marred by a bit of clichéd, contrived, and predictable subplot that makes a film that should stand out seem dull and ordinary too often. Adam has Aspergers and his father has just died and while he has […]
Inglourious Basterds
Quentin Tarantino’s latest is the long in development WWII epic that is not really a war film but a dialogue heavy affair like all of Tarantino’s work and the result is slow burn plot that builds amazing tension through fantastic characters all culminating in an explosive final act that could potentially re-write WWII history. Split […]
Paper Heart
Charlyne Yi’s pseudo documentary drama is bound to make you smile and get caught up in the love thrown up on screen by the real life interviewees and the dramatized version of her own coupling with Michael Cera. This documentary opens with our narrator contemplating her own ability to find love and whether she thinks […]
Mad Men Episode 3.1 Review
The third season of Mad Men began last night and the results were just what we want from a series premiere in the middle of the show’s run. (Spoilers here in for the episode) I will say I find it rather interesting that the show reset some of the characters back their more original selves […]
Restaurant Review – Boathouse in Forest Park
Forest Park Boat House The Boathouse is a cialis 20 mg price little restaurant nuzzled right in the middle of Forest Park. Great service and great scenery make up for their so-so menu. custom essay order Starting with atmosphere – The Boathouse has the potential to make you forget you are even in Saint Louis. […]
The Goods: Live Hard, Sell Hard
“The Goods: Live Hard, Sell Hard” is the story of Don “The Goods” Ready, a mercenary car salesman, and his team of gypsy auto pushers. Don and his crew travel from town to town, calling only a small chain of hotels their “home,” as they help push cars off of the lots of failing dealerships. […]