Category: Film & TV reviews

A proper lady should know how to: run a household embroider dance hold herself dignity Protect herself from the undead with the use of the deadly arts Marry a man with a sizable income In …

Fueled by amphetamines and black coffee, Jim Beale (Chad McKnigh) knows he is at about to uncover the secrets to time travel. No, this isn’t a metaphor for an impending blackout, but rather a rush …

Special Guest Author Jeremy Webster gives his take on the first four episodes of The Shannara Chronicles MTV’s The Shannara Chronicles is a curious beast. Based on Terry Brooks’s long-running series of Shannara novels – The …

As Saki Yamamoto drives away from Tokyo, all she wants is cell phone reception. Her idea of fun is not to spend her Summer break with her Grandmother preparing for a celebration of deceased ancestors. …

Star Wars: The Force Awakens opened in theaters on Thursday night all over the country. Fans flocked to their local theaters to see what spin Disney would put on the beloved series. Due to a …

Spoiler alert: As many of us are familiar with the story of Frankenstein, there are some revealing details ahead, though none that should ruin the film. Think of Victor Frankenstein as the origin story to …

Fair warning, there will be a lot of gushing ahead, as I unabashedly adore this film. Harold and Lillian is simple in concept: the film chronicles the lives of the Hollywood couple over six decades …

When filmmaker Jon Whelan bought a pair of pajamas for his daughters for Christmas, the whole family was shocked to discover a strange odor coming from the cloth. Concerned, especially after the horrifically painful death …

Throughout my first semester audio engineering class, my professor asked us to keep a sound journal – sounds that we purposely sought out that we would usually ignore. By the end of the class I …

While Americans are well-versed in the drama and chaos of our beloved RAW and WWE wrestling, our brothers and sisters to the South make us look like amateurs.  In the new documentary by Alan Hammond …