The Jason Zinoman Interview

New York Times writer Jason Zinoman stops by to talk about his new book, "Searching for Dave Chappelle" and the conversation leads to horror. Oh sweet horror.

The Benny Hill of Starfleet Security

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Jackson Stewart Interview

The writer of such projects as SyFy's Invasion Roswell and the creator of The Cartridge Family stops by for a chat!

Episode 82: Aisha Tyler

Aisha sits down with Ron to talk all things geekery, her Comic Con experience and how she should play the role that DC can't seem to cast correctly!

Episode 81: The Conjuring

Ron saw the new film, The Conjuring. It was so scary that it made his curtains mess themselves. 

Episode 80: Paul Solet

Film, horror, the importance of short film and more on this episode with the amazing Paul Solet. (and I never once mentioned Jack Chop)

Episode 79: Zach Shildwatchter

Thrill Kill. Melanie Griffith and Destiny Turns on the Radio. Yeah, it's a fun episode.

THIS IS THE END: A Review

I'm going to start this review very plainly and succinctly. I do not remember laughing as hard as I did during THIS IS THE END as I have in a long, long time. 

The story is simple. Jay comes into town to hang out with Seth, and Seth takes him to James Franco's party, filled with celebrities from Rhianna, to McLovin and Michael Cera. We also find Jonah Hill, and Craig Robinson there to almost round out the cast. Seems pretty simple right? Well, then the rapture begins and the real hilarity begins.

They start to ration out the remaining supplies until their rescue when they find in the morning, Danny McBride, eating a good portion of what they have left. 

I'm not going to get into more details because the ending is priceless and the cameos are hilarious. I won't give away the identity of the "Gimp" because it may make certain folks cry. Some with laughter, other legitimate tears. 

The real stand outs of the film are Michael Cera in his limited scenes that make you pee from laughing so hard and Craig Robinson who just steals every scene he is in. 

Now this may not be for everyone. It's a Seth Rogen movie, so you kind of know what you are getting into from the start but this is by far the funniest one that he has been in. 

This is totally worth a viewing. 

HATCHET III: A Review

Going into this film I had amazingly high hopes. I heard it was darker, and had a bit of a more serious tone to it and I like that with my slashers. I was also very curious about the job that first time director, BJ McDonnell, would do with the property now that Adam Green has seemingly stepped down as director.

It was darker, and it did have a much more serious tone to it and I absolutely love the job that BJ did on the film. That being said, the movie lacked something rather important; a script. Now don't get me wrong, there are the witty comments and banter between characters, but it just seemed like the same ol', retreaded slasher schtick.

However, I can honestly say that this, far and away, the best looking slasher film that I have EVER seen. EVER. And a sequence between Victor and a SWAT team was one of the coolest segments of the film.

It's not something that is gonna change the world, or re-invent the wheel, but, baring glaring script issues, its a fun little horror flick that looks amazing. McDonnell shows that you can make something look epic on a smaller budget if you know what you are doing and he does.

So if you're a fan of the genre, you will enjoy this, but don't try and convert your friends with it.

Episode 78: BJ McDonnell

Hatchet 3 director, BJ McDonnell stops by to explain his 77 episode absence, Hatchet 3 and the fun of working "A" camera