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Sunday, May 6th, 2012My wife and I saw The Hunger Games recently. I had just read the novel and wanted a movie to poke fun at because I hadn’t done a mean spirited review in a while. (Dammit all to hell and stuff.) So, like a serial killer in need of a fix, I eagerly stalked The Hunger [...]
Merry Christmas 2011 And A Few Freebies, Too
Sunday, December 25th, 2011Even now, as an ex-Jehovah’s Witness, I really don’t celebrate Christmas. I probably would if my wife did, but she remains a Jehovah’s Witness herself. Also, I’m evil. Still, I can offer my fellow book geeks a couple of goodies. First, we have 12 Days of Christmas Stories! from Mur Lafferty at Escapepod. If you [...]
Review: Fright Night (2011)
Friday, September 2nd, 2011I must have seen the original Fright Night about a hundred times. So when I saw the promos for the new Fright Night, I had high expectations. To me, the original movie had reinvigorated the whole vampire genre. It took the basic story format I had seen in so many other B-movies and updated it [...]
Witnesses for Atheism: Cool Podcasts for Ex-Witnesses Turned Atheists
Tuesday, August 16th, 2011Normally, I’d include this with my news and links updates, but I’m lazy and didn’t want to wait. Witnesses for Atheism is a pretty sweet podcast for those hungry masses of ex-Witnesses that want to hear more podcasts from…well, ex-Witnesses! I discovered it through Twitter, which I finally joined about a week or two ago. [...]
Review: X-Men First Class
Thursday, June 9th, 2011I read the reviews for X-Men: First Class before deciding to see it. They’ve been pretty solid up til now … but that’s how it goes when a movie is new. Still, I told myself, James McAvoy is a good actor and I really like the way January Jones’s boobies look in that bra. So, [...]
Review: The Karate Kid (2010)
Sunday, April 10th, 2011I still remember seeing the original Karate Kid at the old drive-in theater with my parents. I was eleven years old and it was a great movie. Little did I know that all the sequels would blow or that, decades later, I would begin seeing advertisements for a remake of the Karate Kid. Shudder. My [...]
Review: Tangled
Saturday, March 26th, 2011After a burst of great movies like The Lion King and Aladdin, Disney’s cartoon movies have gotten seriously weak of late. So I tried not to groan too loudly when my wife wanted to see Tangled, which is a Disneyfication of Rapunzel. Luckily for me, her mother gifted her with extreme–almost pathological–cheapness. This isn’t always [...]
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