BUY IT AT AMAZON: CLICK HERE!STUDIO: Warner Home VideoMSRP: $9.98RATED: NRRUNNING TIME: N/A SPECIAL FEATURES: None The Pitch Senior Warner Bros. DVD Exec: “What’s our standard policy for TV DVDs?” Junior Warner Bros. DVD Exec: “To release a pathetic offering of a few episodes before giving up the full season box sets and slapping a … Continue reading →
Farewell, Jessica. Well, not completely . But we’re still gonna miss you: The Pulse #14 By Jeb D Alias heroine Jessica Jones was probably the best Marvel character introduced in the 90’s, and it’s sad to see Alias’ semi-sequel, The Pulse, come to an end. The “big city newspaper” setting’s an intriguing locus for telling … Continue reading →
"Sorry there’s no eggs… the zombies ate the chickens." Time for some brutal honestly… I went into The Stink of Flesh not expecting much. Another low budget zombie movie? Ugh. I threw it on expecting to half watch it and maybe read a book a little. Much to my surprise it turned out to be … Continue reading →
BUY IT AT AMAZON: CLICK HERE!STUDIO: Pathfinder Home EntertainmentMSRP: $19.98RATED: NRRUNNING TIME: 100 MinutesSPECIAL FEATURES:• Alternate ending• Biographies• Still Gallery The Pitch "It’s The Red Shoe Diaries gets slaughtered by Titus Andronicus!" The Humans Resmine Atis, Andrew Welsh, Irina Stemer. The Nutshell Giselle (Stemer) dominates the life of her daughter (Atis) after the suicide of … Continue reading →
This review is late, but my deadline laxness has created the opportunity for me to admit to you that one of the quotes Fox Searchlight is using from me about this film – “Almost too intense” – is wrong. Reports have been coming in of people actually getting up and leaving the theater after the … Continue reading →
The official website for KrakenHeads is online. Many parts are still under construction, but the launch of the primitive but fun official site for 11 Colonels ATTACK! is there as well as the new RON website, the Mythopolis teaser, the official site for Left Turn, and more. Please take a peek through there and I … Continue reading →
The first thing people are going to think when they see the poster for She’s the Man is this: Shakespeare. Carl Shakespeare, maybe. That said, this is based on The Twelfth Night by the Bard himself. It’s also cut from the same cloth as Just One of the Guys, a film from my childhood. Speaking … Continue reading →
It’s tempting to lightly praise Failure to Launch for at least attempting to be something more than a cookie cutter romantic comedy, but since the film stinks on almost every level, and contains only about three or four actual laughs over its seemingly quite lengthy running time, I won’t be praising it at all. Matthew … Continue reading →