Movie Review: M3GAN Starring Allison Williams, Violet McGraw, Amie Donald
It’s nice. To have. A friend. Seem a little familiar? The tagline is reminiscent of another killer doll that we all know and love, Chucky. And, this revamped version of the killer doll horror flick is definitely Gen Z’s Child’s Play. M3gan is the latest film presented by Blumhouse, and it’s a safe bet to […]
Movie Review: A MAN CALLED OTTO Starring Tom Hanks, John Higgins, Tony Bingham
Stop me if you’ve heard this one before: grumpy old person turns beloved neighbor and family member after opening up to their neighbors. It’s nothing original, yet if done well enough, keeps people coming back for more. And so it is with A Man Called Otto, in itself a remake of A Man Called Ove, […]
Interview: Sean Durkin, Director of THE NEST Starring Jude Law and Carrie Coon
Out today in theaters, The Nest follows a family who reluctantly moves to England at the behest of their patriarch, Rory (Jude Law). His wife, Allison (Carrie Coon), tries to resume her life but feels more alone than ever as the cracks in her marriage start to show. Meanwhile, their kids struggle with adjusting to […]
Movie Review: THE GRUDGE Starring Tara Westwood, Junko Bailey, David Lawrence Brown
As the year 2020 revs up for an entire new slate of cinematic releases, the first weekend of the new decade seems to be off to a dismal start, with the release of Nicolas Pesce’s newest installment of The Grudge. Existing not as a remake, but a hybrid of a reboot/sequel, the film follows an […]
Gen Con 2018: A Weekend in Review (Plus Cosplay Photo Gallery)
Gen Con… oh, sweet Gen Con. This is a big one, folks. I have wanted to experience Gen Con ever since I knew what cons were, and it certainly did not disappoint! For those of you that don’t know, it is the BIGGEST tabletop gaming convention of the year. In recent years, video games have […]
Watch Linkin Park Concert Live in Movie Theatres
You like the idea of concerts, but minus the burly, sweaty douchebags who stand in front of you. You like listening to music while sitting down. You like being secure in the knowledge that no one will spill their $9 beer down your back. In other words, you are not me. But you are you, […]
The Princess and the Frog: Interview with the Directors Jon Musker and Ron Clements
I sat down for a online roundtable chat with the directors of the Oscar nominated Disney film ‘The Princess and the Frog.” John Musker and Ron Clements have collaborated on projects for Disney since 1986, including “The Little Mermaid,” and “Aladdin.” This is a return to traditional 2-D animation for the studio, a chance to […]
New Music Tuesday – Gorillaz, Ludacris, and More (March 9)
As promised last week: New Music Tuesday. This week brings the much anticipated third album from the Gorillaz, ‘Plastic Beach.’ ‘Plastic Beach’ will be the first album for the band since ‘Demon Days’ in 2005. Also this week brings the 7th studio release from Ludacris with ‘Battle of the Sexes.’ This is Ludacris’ first release since 2008’s […]
Alec Baldwin and Steve Martin Will Host Oscars in 2010
For the first time since 1987, the Academy Awards will have multiple hosts. Early next year, Alec Baldwin and Steve Martin are set to host the 82nd Annual Academy Awards. The comedic pairing is the result of the upcoming film directed by Nancy Meyers, “It’s Complicated,” which opens this Christmas. The last time there were […]
The Weather Channel Starts Airing Weather Movies
I guess having weather related news just wasn’t enough for The Weather Channel. Starting October 30th, the channel will start airing weather themed movies. The first of which is Wolfgang Petersen’s The Perfect Storm. I’m not really sure if this is a good move for the channel. Isn’t the main objective of a channel like […]
