May The 4th Be With You!
Even though May 25th is the REAL Star Wars Day since that is when the original film was first released back in 1977, May 4th has become the official Star Wars Day. In honor of this event, I thought I’d give out some Star Wars recommendations for those who want to celebrate this geektastic day. On with the list! Continue reading
Happy Table Top Day 2016!
Seeing as how today is the fourth annual Table Top Day, I thought I’d give out some board/card game recommendations. So, without further adieu! Continue reading
DVDCorner’s Ranking Of The Marvel Cinematic Universe Films
With “Captain America: Civil War” a few days away (hallelujah!), I’ve been in a total Marvel mood these past few weeks. In fact, I have gone back and rewatched every single Marvel Cinematic Universe (MCU) film. To my surprise, some films improved with a rewatch, some films did not, while others remained great. Anyway, enough of my rambling, on with the list! Continue reading
Top 10 Summer 2016 Films To See
The summer film season (May to August) is almost here and it’s time to start planning what to see in the coming months. Now, it’s entirely possible some of these films will be a bust, but I’d wager a majority of them will be worth the price of admission. On with the list! Continue reading
The One More Time DVD Is Set For Release
On June 7, 2016, Anchor Bay Entertainment will be releasing the Christopher Walken and Amber Heard starring dramady “One More Time.” The story concerns a down on her luck rock musician (Jude) who is forced to move in with her rich father (Paul) who just happened to be a once successful musician. The two aren’t exactly on the best of terms and, as such, must work through their complications all while trying to get their careers on track.
The film is currently available on Starz Digital and is playing in select theaters. Expect to see a review form yours truly closer to the release of the forthcoming DVD.
10 Recommended Graphic Novels Part 2
Since there are many graphic novels/comic book series/trade paperbacks I treasure, I thought I would continue my list of recommendations with a second part. So, here they are in no order: Continue reading
Top 10 Horror Anthology Films
In honor of the upcoming “Holidays” (which is set for a VOD release 4/15/2016), this week’s list is dedicated to one of my favorite subgenres- horror anthology films. For years, horror anthology films sadly seemed to be a thing of the past, but lately there’s been a welcomed resurgence thanks to films like “The ABCs of Death,” “V/H/S,” “A Christmas Horror Story,” “Tales of Halloween,” etc. Granted, this recent batch has been highly uneven, but I’ll still take a mediocre horror anthology film over most modern films. Anyway, this list isn’t about those films. It’s all about the cream of the crop. Which films made the cut? Read on to see! Continue reading
10 Recommended Graphic Novels
As of late, I’ve been inhaling graphic novels on a daily basis so it felt like the right time to do a list about them. This isn’t intended to be a list of the greatest graphic novels (although some of these definitely are). Instead, it’s meant to be a list of graphic novels that I recommend others seek out if they haven’t done so already. So, here they are in no particular order… Continue reading
Twinkle Toes Lights Up New York Is Out On DVD April 5, 2016
From Skechers Entertainment (yes, the shoe company), comes a 71 minute animated film titled “Twinkle Toes Lights Up New York.” Obviously, this film isn’t going to have the large demographic appeal of a Pixar movie. It’s strictly aimed at families and children. And I mean strictly. Continue reading
The Top 10 Worst Comic Book Movies
We may be living in the golden age of comic book movies, but things weren’t always rosy. In fact, the last several years have seen some of the worst in the subgenre. In order to perhaps keep people away from these clunkers and or remind folks of historically bad cinematic mistakes, I though I would write up a list of the very worst comic book movies this week. Now, in case you are wondering why “Batman and Robin” and “Superman 4: The Quest For Peace” are not on the list, I do not think they are anywhere near the worst comic films. There’s no question they are bad movies, but they have camp value. Anyway, on with the list! Continue reading
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