Howl’s Moving Castle has the distinction of being one of the few films that I enjoy better than the book. It tells the story of Sophie (Emily Mortimer and Jean Simmons), who is turned into an old woman by the … Continue reading →
Some days, it feels like everything is conspiring to make me grow as a person. Last week, I was having none of it. This week, though, I’ve given up and am currently steering into the skid. We’re going there this … Continue reading →
I remember liking Voltron: Defender of the Universe as a kid. However, I don’t remember ANYTHING about the original series. I enjoyed the 1998 Voltron: The Third Dimension, but I was a sucker for horrible 3D animation on TV (like … Continue reading →
Some people hate Kevin Smith; I happen to really like his work. He’s got an honest streak to him that translates well into both the situations he crafts and the dialogue that goes along with it. In short, he’s fun, … Continue reading →
One of the best things about a metalhead is how truly surprising the individual can be. I’m not trying to be a condescending jerk, or even a patronizing one. Beneath the oftentimes long hair and dark clothing, you’ll find the … Continue reading →
Oh, kids. I am so ready to cut loose and have some fun this week. What better way to celebrate than with metal, porn, and a giant robot? Not all together at once; we’re not weirdos, after all. I take … Continue reading →
Part of the joys of being a horror hound means that you often find other horror hounds with which you share things. This can range from a picture to a soundtrack to a memory to a film. Emphasis on that … Continue reading →
I’ve mentioned in my bio that I am a fan of the four Star franchises: Wars, Trek, Gate and Search (as said by the Comic Book Guy from The Simpsons). My favorite is Star Trek. I grew up on The … Continue reading →
I first saw a trailer for Black Dynamite about two months ago and thought, “Huh, I should watch this.” Way led to way and it went to the backburner. A few of my friends suggested last week that I watch … Continue reading →
One of the many reasons I love Ridley Scott’s 1979 masterpiece Alien stems from the fact that it takes care of what many consider to be “the haunted house problem” – that notion of oh, I don’t know, leaving the … Continue reading →
