Part 1 – Enter the Wu-Tang Part 2 – The First Batch of Solo Albums Part 3 – Wu-Tang Forever The Second Batch of Solo Albums Between 1994 and 1996, Wu-Tang members were involved in six albums, with only three … Continue reading Artist Spotlight: Wu-Tang Clan (Part 4 – The Second Batch of Solo Albums)
Welcome back boils and ghouls! It’s time for yet another installment in my long running annual Month of Horror. Every October starting on the first and running through Halloween, I watch at least one new (to me) movie a day and … Continue reading Month of Horror 2018: A/S/L – Intro
The coming-of-age tale has been well represented both this year and last year, and while our latest entrant to the crowded genre certainly bears some traits of its forebears, there’s another film from last fall it more strongly recalls, The Florida Project. That … Continue reading Movie Reviews: We the Animals (2018)
Season 6 Directed by David Maloney Written by Derrick Sherwin (Episode 1), Peter Ling Welcome back to classic coverage of Doctor Who and where we last left off (not counting a brief detour into THE FUTURE), I was just wrapping up where … Continue reading Doctor Who (Classic): S06E02 “The Mind Robber”
Ever since creating Freaks and Geeks nearly two decades ago, Paul Feig has amassed quite a career. He’s was one of the most prominent directors on the American version of The Office, directed seven episodes of Arrested Development, fourteen of Nurse Jackie, created … Continue reading Movie Reviews: A Simple Favor (2018)
The weather is slowly starting to cool off, summer movie season has come to an end, and the Toronto International Film Festival (TIFF) has just ended which can mean only one thing, it’s time for Oscar Season. *Deep sigh* While … Continue reading Movie Reviews: The Wife (2017)
It’s may not be October yet, but that hasn’t kept studios from releasing horror films early. This time out we take a look at yet another under the radar gothic horror movie from an experienced director. The director this time out … Continue reading Movie Reviews: The Little Stranger (2018)
Over the past couple decades, Nick Hornby has proven to be a popular source for Hollywood adaptations. His books have been turned into Fever Pitch (twice), High Fidelity (*groans*), About a Boy (as a mediocre film, a failed TV pilot, and an … Continue reading Movie Reviews: Juliet, Naked (2018)
Part 1 – Enter the Wu-Tang Part 2 – The First Batch of Solo Albums Wu-Tang Forever After four years, one potentially GOAT group album, five stone cold classic solo albums and another as part of a rap supergroup, and … Continue reading Artist Spotlight: Wu-Tang Clan (Part 3 – Wu-Tang Forever)
The found footage genre hasn’t been exclusively a horror genre almost from its inception from lesser known pictures like 84C MoPic up through more modern projects such as Chronicle, Project X, End of Watch, Europa Report, and Into the Storm. It certainly lends itself far … Continue reading Movie Reviews: Searching (2018)
It’s the first week of September and that means that October is less than a month away. With October comes horror season and while I prepare for and dread all those write ups, it’s time to get a head start … Continue reading Movie Reviews: Boarding School (2018)
It can be tough to make your indie movie stand out from the pack, but a simple way is to land on a nice and simple hook based on a niche that you never knew existed. It goes doubly true … Continue reading Movie Reviews: Puzzle (2018)
For an emotional support cat, Piggles hadn’t been of much use lately. Sure, she had done her best to rub up on everyone she could and there were some who appreciated her efforts, but it just wasn’t seeming to make … Continue reading Werewolves 69: A Nightmare on Werewolf Street – Day 4
A totally bummed out Hieronymus headed home after school. It had been a most heinous couple of days with all these death going on and he had barely a moment to think about any of the bodacious activities he normally … Continue reading Werewolves 69: A Nightmare on Werewolf Street – Day 3
Dippy Fresh’s rode his skateboard up to his house and flipped it up on to the grass. Today had not been the most rad of days with finding out about Jennifer and the potential for zombies out there and it … Continue reading Werewolves 69: A Nightmare on Werewolf Street – Day 2
Part 1 – Enter the Wu-Tang We looked at the Wu-Tang Clan’s first solo album last time which came from the most obvious candidate in Method Man, but the big question was “Who would come next?”. If there was one … Continue reading Artist Spotlight: Wu-Tang Clan (Part 2 – The First Batch of Solo Albums)
Jennifer waved goodbye to her friends as they she walked up her driveway to her house. The leaves were beginning to change and her junior year was getting off to a far better start than her sophomore year. She had … Continue reading Werewolves 69: A Nightmare on Werewolf Street – Day 1
This age of increased representation has been an unequivocal great thing for film and while there is certainly an argument to be made that there has been little progress in most fields, there’s one area that often gets overlooked more … Continue reading Movie Reviews: Crazy Rich Asians (2018)
The town of Springwood, Ohio is like any other on the surface. Quiet and idyllic with almost no crime to speak of. But beneath that charm lay a dark history, one which the residents were loath to admit. It was … Continue reading Werewolves 69: A Nightmare on Werewolf Street – Signups
There may not be quite as many action stars any more, but it’s clear that they haven’t gone away completely. The big three of current action stars have all put out their recent titles with Dwayne Johnson offering up the … Continue reading Movie Reviews: The Meg (2018)
For most people, especially the no doubt charismatic lot we have collected here, the eighth grade wasn’t their finest hour. It wasn’t a bad year for me all things considered, my three years of high school were far worse, but … Continue reading Movie Reviews: Eighth Grade (2018)
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