Now more than ever, vampires are a proven commodity in Hollywood. It all started with Max Schrek in Nosferatu, but Bela Lugosi's legendary turn in Dracula back in the 30s made it cool to admire the undead. Christopher Lee made a career out of portraying the… Continue reading →
A B-Movie review double feature brought to you by a night of staying up way too late with friends, beer, and a crying newborn (not mine). Burgers were grilled, four people crammed onto a three person couch, and we chose two movies to watch from our selection… Continue reading →
E3 is in a weird state right now. The huge videogame expo doesn't officially begin until tomorrow although there are a bunch of events going on here and there today (as you already knew from Russ' coverage). I managed to completely miss Microsoft's press… Continue reading →
Okay, a good friend sent me a copy of Ken Russell's ‘FALL OF THE LOUSE OF USHER'. I knew nothing of this movie and was largely unfamiliar with Mr. Russell, other than 1980's ALTERED STATES & 1986's GOTHIC. The latter film I love, the former being… Continue reading →
So internet connections have been problematic here. As you could have guessed from my magical two week absence. And it bugs me. The things I've missed out on since not having television access are staggering. Even worse was the lack of internet. A few things… Continue reading →
I saw "Get Smart" not long ago, and was surprised to find that it was enjoyable and not terrible enough to make me regret paying to see it in a theater. Granted, it was a $5 early morning showing. Though Steve Carell and Anne Hathaway got all the press, one… Continue reading →
Rob Zombie's underrated Halloween remake gets a new set with a four and a half hour long documentary and cover art that looks like it was put together in four and a half minutes. Continue reading →