Exploring Stuff That Makes Life Great
For years now I have complained about Smallville being one of the stupidest shows on TV. It’s a show that had so much potential back in the day, but somewhere around Season 3 to 4, they really screwed up.
While the show can only dig its grave further a new trailer for the next wave of Season 8 episodes actually looks like the producers now how to make a show with a story. Continue reading “Smallville Season 8 better than Seasons 4-7 craphole?”
I learned an interesting thing while watching ABC Family’s The Secret Life of the American Teenager: Continue reading “The Secret Life of the American Teenager, Or If Juno Were a TV Series…”
Have you ever seen a movie that made your skin crawl? A movie that wasn’t a horror flick, or some gross-out comedy? A film that made you want to shower over and over, but no matter how hard you scrubbed your eyes with soap the images from the film just wouldn’t go away? Continue reading “Towelhead is Cringe-Worthy Cinema”
Imagine your life being turned upside down when you leave the hospital after a routine procedure and discover you can now SEE and SPEAK to dead people! How would you deal with this newfound ability? Continue reading “Ghost Town Delivers Laughs, Heart”
As previously stated in a past post, I loved Eagle Eye! It was my favorite film of 2008, and if you don’t agree with me I don’t care. That being said, let’s take a look at the special features found on the two-disc Special Edition. Continue reading “I Spy Eagle Eye Special Features”
Political films are a tough sell in this day and age. Whether it’s the overwhelming disappointment in the past eight years of the Bush administration, or the state of the economy, Democrats and Republicans would much rather see Batman or Indiana Jones than politics on the big screen.
Two films released in 2008 attempted to utilize politics as a means to their end. Sadly, both of their ends were tragic, as were their overall usefulness in the dialogue of American political cinema. Continue reading “The Worst Films of 2008: An American Carol Falls Flat; W. Fails Audiences”
