Posted On April 21, 2014By Jason William SpencerIn Movies
I divide the world into two very distinct groups: The ones who have seen “The Big Lebowski” and the ones who have not. If you are in the latter group, please immediately stop reading this story and go die in a fire, you are dead to me. This story is for those special people that view the world through the musings of the greatest human being to ever walk the Earth, “The Dude.” The big question for these intellectual heavyweights has always been should they do a sequel? In recent
Read MorePosted On April 18, 2014By Matthew WalshIn Movies
Another week, another thing I argue in favor of and think you should see. Last week I suggested Over the Top—a movie about truckers, arm wrestling, and family values. I hope you watched this film, and also hope that you’ve taken the high road and put aside whatever resentments you have for me post-viewing. Dear reader, you give me a reason to continue, and much like Sylvester Stallone’s character in Over the Top, I need a second chance. It would thrill me to be able to say I could suggest
Read MorePosted On April 11, 2014By Matthew WalshIn Movies
I’m back again with another movie I think you should go see. Last time I recommended The Raid 2: Berandal, a true cinematic wonder of action and violence. If you didn’t see it, well, I just don’t know where to go from here. Relationships are two-way streets, gardens in need of tending…all of that jazz. Alas, I forgive you and don’t worry, we’re going to get through this together no matter what. I promise. This week’s decision is the 1987 Stallone spectacular and cult classic Over the Top. Yes, this
Read MorePosted On April 2, 2014By Matthew WalshIn Movies
Let me start off by giving a sort of brief disclaimer. This won’t be a traditional review, rather a suggestion of something that may or may not be worth your time. See, I have hard time with the notion that I might actually have some sort of qualification to deem something good or bad. I might have studied film and make films (albeit very small, small endeavors), but my favorite movies are things that I tend to like just because. My taste isn’t for everyone, so when it comes to
Read MorePosted On March 30, 2014By Samantha PerryIn Movies
Happy Rex Manning Day! If you know what that phrase means, wonderful! You deserve a cookie and as soon as I find you, I will give you one! If you’re confused, don’t worry: most of America would be. I’m quoting one of my favorite movies of all time. Empire Records is a cult classic, and if you have a chance I highly recommend you see it, immediately. It has some of the best quotes and music the 90s had to offer. It was released in 1995. It actually has quite
Read MorePosted On March 15, 2014By Hilary FitzgeraldIn Television
Do you have so much free time that you don’t know what to do with yourself? Well me neither, but that’s beside the point. There’s always time for binging. I recently found out Turner Classic Movies allows you to stream online. EXCUSE ME?! Many television channels are now following the HBOGo standard—one cable subscription grants you mobile access to content. I’m not suggesting this is groundbreaking news – you’ve been illegally streaming for years. But, this is a smart move for premium and basic cable alike. If most people are
Read MorePosted On February 28, 2014By Ryan ZwirnerIn Television
You’ve finished Breaking Bad, binged on House of Cards, and are looking for a new show to tide you over until Game of Thrones comes back. Well, look no further, because HBO’s True Detective is one of the most riveting shows to grace the airwaves. Set primarily in 1995, the show is a gritty take on the pulp neo-noir genre twisted with elements of supernatural horror, and trades the urban decay of New York or Los Angeles, for an eerie look at the backwater depravity of 1995 Louisiana. The show
Read MorePosted On February 26, 2014By Ryan ZwirnerIn Movies
It’s a strange and exciting time to be a comic book fan. It used to be that only A-grade characters like Superman and Batman could be afforded the big screen treatment, but that’s clearly no longer the case, ever since the X-men and Spider-man films helped the genre to explode in the early 2000s. The fact that my mother knows who Hawkeye is goes to show just how deep these movies have penetrated our culture, and as far as anybody can tell, they show no signs of slowing down. Movie
Read MorePosted On February 14, 2014By Ryan ZwirnerIn Television
The world we live in is a hectic and fast paced one. If you slow down you get left behind. It can be easy to lose focus in this chaotic landscape of technology and politics. But with today being Valentine’s Day, it’s important to think back to a simpler time; the laughter, tears, and countless hours you shared with your first love: Netflix. Do you remember the first time you met Netflix? Of course you do; it was young and ambitious, and was what all of your friends had been
Read MorePosted On January 17, 2014By Anthony KozlowskiIn Movies
If you found yourself packed into the multiplex these past couple weeks (and chances are you have, considering the Hoth-like temperatures sweeping most of the nation), then you may have noticed a theme in the sampling of previews. Big budget trailers usually showcasing the latest feature-length Marvel commercial or Michael Bay vehicle have taken a decidedly spiritual turn. Get ready for a year of biblical proportions. Over the next 11 months, Hollywood is planning to churn out more Biblical fair than in the last 11 years combined. This seems like
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