Month December 2012
Celebrating 40 years of Star Trek, this is the first manga anthology, created by Tokyopop. Star Trek: The Manga Volume 1, Shinsei/Shinsei offers five new stand-alone stories, each one could be considered a new episode. 1. In Side Effects, the… Continue Reading →
Why does this film feel familiar? Maybe because this is the fourth movie version of the book, Body Snatchers. Not to be confused by the TV show, Invasion, either movie version of Invasion of the Body Snatchers or the 1993… Continue Reading →
Is it remotely possible to improve upon the movie version of A Christmas Story? It is an-almost perfect screwball family holiday movie, one which normally airs for 24 straight hours on Turner Network Television. One which I usually watch, or… Continue Reading →
Cleaning out my Tivo, I run across Rise of the Zombies… a random flick I recorded on the Syfy Channel. I don’t normally watch Syfy, let alone record low-budget movies that air on the channel. Regardless, I thought I’d give… Continue Reading →
Since it’s Christmastime, there aren’t a ton of new zombie-related releases to review. So, I thought it would be a decent time to clean out my backlog and finally publish some more movie reviews. I’ve got to be honest. With… Continue Reading →
In the spirit of the Rankin/Bass stop-motion holiday specials of years past, It’s a SpongeBob Christmas! arrives as a holiday classic for a new generation. Clearly inspired by Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer, mixed with a dash of How the Grinch… Continue Reading →
There’s new survivors wandering the woods. Could this be, the fabled introduction of Tyrese? It is! He’s traveling with Sasha and three others (one will soon become undead). The group manages to make their way into a building complex via… Continue Reading →
I’ve played the majority of the Halo games, from Halo: Combat Evolved through Halo: Combat Evolved Anniversary (minus Halo Wars), and I’m already hyped to play Halo 4. I’d seen some of the pre-release vignettes and they sparked my interest…. Continue Reading →