Book Review: Bravest Warriors: Things to Doodle and Do!
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Expand your mind and let your creativity run wild with games, puzzles, and inter-dimensional activities.
A Girl Walks Home Alone at Night Movie Review: Vampires of Iran
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Evocative and intriguing, and worth checking out.
Tabloid Movie Review: The Legend May Be as Insane as the Truth
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Errol Morris looks at obsession, sex, and media in Tabloid.
Rifftrax Live: The Room Review: The Funniest Riff of a Terrible Movie
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Rifftrax gets down and dirtier than normal with Tommy Wiseau’s magnum opus of ridiculousness.
Rifftrax Co-Host Bill Corbett Talks Bad Taste and Entering Tommy Wiseau’s The Room
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“We’re just weird enough to enjoy it!” – Bill Corbett
Avengers: Age of Ultron Review: Marvel Rests on Their Laurels with Lumbering Popcorn Movie
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The bloated runtime leaves little time for characterization, but a whole lot of time for things to go BOOM!
A Most Violent Year Blu-ray Review: A Most Underrated Film
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One of 2014’s best films hopes to discover new eyes on Blu.
Book Review: Quentin Tarantino FAQ: Everything Left to Know About the Original Reservoir Dog by Dale Sherman
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Covering Tarantino’s body of work and his rai·son d’ê·tre for each film.
Meryl Streep Talks About Going Into the Woods
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“What I hope for the audience: that they will be thrilled and challenged.” – Meryl Streep
Book Review: Chappie: The Art of the Movie by Peter E. Aperlo
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Gritty, realistic sci-fi doesn’t exactly translate to stunning pre-production design.
Wizard World Fan Fest Chicago 2015 Review
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New fans, lapsed fans, fair-weather fans, broke fans and folks whose kids have been begging them to go to a convention – rejoice! Wizard World has heard your cries!
Remembering Leonard Nimoy (1931-2015)
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His work will live long and the audience will prosper from it.
American Sniper Movie Review: Eastwood Hits His Target
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Clint Eastwood and Bradley Cooper unite their considerable talents in what may well be the best Eastwood film yet.
RiffTrax Live!: Sharknado Review: Chainsaws of Comedy
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If you enjoyed MST3K at all, you will want to check this out.
Alexander and the Terrible, Horrible, No Good, Very Bad Day Blu-ray Review: Embraces Optimism over Snarky Fantasy
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Beloved children’s classic from the 1970s finally gets its turn on the big screen.
Scooby-Doo! Moon Monster Madness DVD Review: Scooby Doo Meets Alien
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There’s a mystery to be solved, and it will be solved.
2015 Oscar-nominated Animated Short Films Review: Feast is Far and Away the Best of the Five
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If these are five of the best animated shorts, then it would appear to be a poor year for animated shorts.
The Party (1968) Blu-ray Review: Psychedelic Comedy of Errors
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Blake Edwards and Peter Sellers team up for a subversive, slightly racist classic.
Wetlands (2013) Blu-ray Review: Filth Presented as Frankness
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German director David Wnendt’s misguided and NSFW tale of filthy femininity finds its on to Blu-ray.
The Wizard of Oz Movie Review: TCM and Fathom Events Lovingly Present a Timeless Classic
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Run, don’t walk, to the merry ole land of Oz with TCM and Fathom Events!
Taken Movie Review: A Fun-tastic Action Revenge Flick
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A good old-fashioned bad-guys-getting-their-butts-handed-to-them kinda movie.
Rye Coalition: The Story of the Hard Luck 5 DVD Review: A Band of Brothers Bound Together
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New Jersey underground rockers take a look back at a career unknown.
Book Review: Wonder Woman: The Complete Newspaper Strips 1944-1945 by William Moulton Marston & Harry G. Peters
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IDW and the Library of American Comics give us a wonderful collection from the Golden Age.
Book Review: Modern Sci-Fi Films FAQ by Tom DeMichael
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The choice of films makes the usefulness of this book; well, not very useful.
She’s Beautiful When She’s Angry Movie Review: A Sober and Sentimental Reflection
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Documentarian Mary Dore’s celebration of 2nd Wave Feminism opens in limited engagements in New York and Los Angeles.
The Skeleton Twins Movie Review: A Twisted Tale of Those Bound by Blood
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Bill Hader and Kristen Wiig turn dysfunction into emotional drama in The Skeleton Twins.
Book Review: Superman: The Golden Age Sundays (1946-1949)
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Sometimes goofy, occasionally deadly, and always exciting, it’s Superman as you may not have seen him before.
Touch the Wall Movie Review: A Tale of Two Swimmers
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Missy Franklin strives to make her first while Kara Lynn Joyce aims for her third Olympic Games. Or, why sometimes bronze is just as sweet as gold.
Book Review: Showrunners: The Art of Running a TV Show by Tara Bennett
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This book relies too much on quotes from famous names and not enough on imparting facts.
The Compleat Al DVD Review: Vintage Yankovic
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If you consider yourself a Weird Al fan, this is worth picking up.
Style Wars Blu-ray Review: Capturing Street Art in Its Infancy
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Original Hip-Hop culture and graffiti documentary gets well deserved restoration.
Book Review: Voltron: From Days of Long Ago, A 30th Anniversary Celebration by Brian Smith
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If you love Voltron, you’ll love this book.
Rifftrax Live: Anaconda Movie Review: A Slithering Halloween Treat
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Come sail down the Amazon with the Rifftrax crew!
My Little Pony Equestria Girls: Rainbow Rocks Blu-ray Review: Entertainment for the Entire Family
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Equestria Girls proves that friendship and music really is magic.
Looking for Johnny: The Legend of Johnny Thunders DVD Review: Even in Death, He Still Slings Six-strings
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Spanish filmmaker Danny Garcia unravels the mysterious sadness of a guitar god.
Are You Here Blu-ray Review: Never Fleshes Itself Out
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Owen Wilson and Zach Galifianakas blow smoke for emotional growth in Matthew Weiner’s feature-film debut.
Camp X-Ray Movie Review: Exploring the Gray in Guantanamo Bay
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Kristen Stewart finally shows her talent in this thought-provoking drama.
Chef Blu-ray Review: Not the Easiest to Digest
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Many small scenes that work by themselves but when strung together they do not connect even though on paper they should.
The Midnight Special Six-DVD Set Review: Offers a Glimpse at 1970s America
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Wolfman Jack’s celebrated ’70s revue sheds light on dim decade.
Rifftrax Host Mike Nelson Talks Anaconda, Michael Bay, and More
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Nelson also covers the joys of Jon Voight, how hard it is to watch movies out of riff mode, and whether he thinks time is a flat circle.
Doctor Who: Deep Breath DVD Review: You Don’t Need to Hold Your Breath to Bring the 12th Doctor Home
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Peter Capaldi’s first outing as the Doctor time-travels onto DVD/Blu-ray.
Book Review: Leonard Maltin’s 2015 Movie Guide: The End of an Era
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The book is very substantive, and full of information
Book Review: Brainquake, Samuel Fuller’s Lost Novel
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Samuel Fuller’s “lost” noir novel finally gets published in the U.S.
Rip Kirby: The First Modern Detective: Complete Comic Strips Volume 7, 1962-1964 by John Prentice
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The first modern detective meets a master of modern storytelling and finds a convert in this reviewer.
Wizard World Chicago 2014: You Can Go Home Again
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Chad Derdowski returns to Wizard World after a long hiatus…but is there any magic left?
The Dog (2014) Movie Review: What Really Happened on a Dog Day Afternoon
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The story of the brash man who robbed a bank for love…so he says.
Dom Hemingway Blu-ray Review: A Seedy and Sordid Bit of Charm
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Jude Law taps into his inner savage brute for the latest from Richard Shepard.
Book Review: The Killing: Uncommon Denominator by Karen Dionne
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A prequel novel every bit as addicting as the TV show.