Monday Picks: ‘Jaws’
Jaws (1975) is the first summer blockbuster and is considered by critics and fans alike as one of the greatest films ever made. After success with the TV thriller Duel (1972) and his first theatrical...
View ArticleNew Bookstore In New York Is On a Mission to Save Classic Sci-Fi Books
You may be wondering why we would publish a story about a bookstore opening in New York. Well, that’s a fair question. The reasons are varied, but the most important ones are that this bookstore is...
View ArticleBook Review: ‘The Art of Assassin’s Creed III’
It’s always interesting to see how people react to art books. Some people can’t wait to get their hands on them as they anxiously await a game’s release while others like to look at them after the fact...
View ArticleGetting Your Fill of ‘The Walking Dead’ Until February
Almost a week has passed since The Walking Dead season 3 reached its midseason finale. On that night, Twitter and Facebook were filled with posts of people asking what to do with their Sunday nights...
View ArticleBook Review: ‘Sorry Please Thank You’ By Charles Yu
How do you follow a debut novel that was named one of Time magazine’s best books of the year? For Charles Yu the answer is Sorry Please Thank You, a breezy but fascinating collection of short stories....
View Article‘Star Wars Reads Day’ Coming to a Bookstore In Your Galaxy This October
In this modern world of instant videos, tweets, Tumblr, Vine, Instagram and more, reading the printed word in a book can sometimes get left behind. Fortunately, the folks at Lucasfilm/Disney haven’t...
View ArticleComic Review: ‘DmC Devil May Cry: The Chronicles of Vergil’
Have you ever played any of the Devil May Cry franchise? If so, then great – you might enjoy the backstory that you get out of this comic. If not, then both the plot and the structure of the comic...
View ArticleBook Review: ‘The Art of Titanfall’
Taking a cue from the designs of Pacific Rim, The Art of Titanfall shows the titans as less than beautiful pieces of hardware that feel like lumbering hulks meant to take a beating as well as...
View ArticleWar Movie Mondays: ‘Lawrence of Arabia’
Lawrence of Arabia (1962) is one of the greatest films ever made and a tie for my number one favorite film alongside Dr. Strangelove (1964). It is one of director David Lean’s most lasting legacies in...
View ArticleMonday Picks: ‘The Warriors’
Director Walter Hill’s The Warriors (1979) is a contemporary urban drama with all the traits of a western. Hill adapted the screenplay from the novel written by Sol Yurick in 1965. The film follows a...
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