MOVIE REVIEW: Conan O'Brien Can't Stop

“Conan O’Brien Can’t Stop.” Indeed he cannot. He is on a constant mission to entertain the public, even if it means working himself to his v...

BRÜTAL SØNG OF THE WEEK: September 27th, 2011

Brütal Søng: “Privilege”Artist: IncubusAlbum: Make Yourself Anybody remember when Incubus was a funk rock/metal band trying to be the next 8...

A LITTLE PIECE OF HEAVEN: Dislike

You know what really annoyed me last Wednesday? No, I am not talking about the new Facebook layout. No, instead I was bothered by the amount...

MOVIE REVIEW: Moneyball

A quote from the great baseball legend Mickey Mantle is included at the beginning of “Moneyball” that reads, “It is unbelievable how much yo...

MOVIE REVIEW: Abduction

As much as I label him as the poster child for bad acting, I really do not want to think I have anything against Taylor Lautner or the movie...

MOVIE REVIEW: Straw Dogs

WARNING: Spoilers “Straw Dogs” is a remake of a very controversial film from the early 1970s directed by THE controversial filmmaker himself...

BRÜTAL SØNG OF THE WEEK: September 20th, 2011

Hola, fanditos. How have you all been the last month? As you can probably tell from my lack of posting aside from my high-demand movie revie...

MOVIE REVIEW: Bucky Larson: Born To Be A Star

One important rule of comedy for me is not to give your characters funny names, because chances are that the names themselves aren’t really ...

MOVIE REVIEW: Drive

In a humble and darkened apartment in downtown Los Angeles, an enigmatic gentleman specifies his gig as a getaway driver with some potential...

MOVIE REVIEW: Contagion

What is it lately with movies that sound great to me but end up falling just a few yards short of my expectations? It seems like that has be...

MOVIE REVIEW: Our Idiot Brother

Paul Rudd is almost like the Tom Hanks of the contemporary comedy scene. He’s got a pleasant and irreplaceable charm about him, movie star g...

MOVIE REVIEW: Apollo 18

“Apollo 18” must mark, what is it, the thirteen-millionth film that belongs in the not-at-all overpopulated (sarcasm) subgenre of the Found ...

MOVIE REVIEW: The Debt

“The Debt” has a few of the right things going for it to be an effective social thriller, but I don’t remember there being a moment where it...