Episode 76: Ray Wise

Ray Wise. The man that blew up your DVR is on the show to talk about Reaper, Twin Peaks, RoboCop and everything else that you may think of. 

Episode 75: Adam Green

Adam Green stops back to talk about Hatchet 3, Holliston season 2, his fundraiser for the victims of the Boston bombing and the differences and similarities between Holliston and Big Bang Theory!

Doctor Who 50th Anniversary Tribute at the BAFTA Awards

In November of 1963, a television show came on the air via the BBC that would eventually have an impact that no other show has. 

Doctor Who.

Now with November 2013 rapidly approaching, the 50th anniversary of the show, the BAFTA's took it upon themselves to creative a loving tribute to the show. No one sans Steven Moffatt could tell us whats coming down the pipeline for the series 7 finale, or the 50th anniversary special, but chances are, we will all be talking about it. 

So, here is it, the 50th Anniversary Tribute to the one and only, Doctor Who!

Marvel's Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D. Vine Teaser

Happy Mothers Day to Everyone! 

Apparently tonight we get the first full trailer for the new ABC show Marvel's Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D. but right now, with Vine being such a popular platform, they have released a 6 second teaser teaser of the full trailer. So to get you all sorts of hyped up for the return of Agent Coulson, here it is. It will take you longer to read this post than watch this video. 

Episode 74: Thom Carnell

Author Thom Carnell stops by and we talk all things zombie and whoppin' ass!

IRON MAN 3 - A Review

There were a lot of things that folks were worried about when it came to Iron Man 3. 

Would Shane Black live up to the previous 2 films that Jon Favreau has given us? Could the film stand up against the block buster that was The Avengers? 

The answer to both, is yes. 

This film may not be everyone's cup of tea. Tony spends more time out of the suit than in, and there is a twist that might put folks off, but I found it to be very gratifying. 

This isnt a very cut and dry super hero film. It's really about Tony coming to grips with the fact that he essentially died in The Avengers, and that he isn't the biggest fish in the super-hero world anymore. All the while facing a villain that has left him on his own without help from the guy with a hammer or the big green dude. It also shows just how intelligent Tony really is and how far his tech has really come. 

Shane Black really makes this his own picture and it really does have that feel of a Lethal Weapon movie. There was a point where Tony and Rhodey were running around and I was waiting for Rhodey to say that he was too old for this shit. But it was a really welcome shot in the arm to the film as a whole.

This may not be a very popular thing to say about the film, but I really find it to the best in the Iron Man franchise and a wonderful bookend to what seems to be the final time we see RDJ in a stand alone Iron Man film.