bluestrain writes, Jason Scott, went to see the show, which is on a 14 day run at the Storm Theatre in New York City. His review is here and he really enjoyed it!
Farscape: Peacekeeper Wars Discussion
OrangeCarrot writes, I’m aghast that this has yet to appear on b42. Being the good user I often lie about being, I’m here to resolve the situation. To Scapers and non-Scapers alike I ask, what did you think?
Halloween Review – “Dark City”
I can’t even begin to try to summarize this movie into a short, witty sentence.
It’s weird, good, creepy, brooding, and bizarre. Read on to see how and why.
Enterprise Review: “Storm Front, Part II”
Let’s do the timewarp agaaaaaaain!!!
TV Review – “Futurama Vol. 1”
Here’s some lighter fare than most of the Halloween
reviews.
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Halloween Review– Ginger Snaps
They don’t call it the curse for nothing.
Tagline, Ginger Snaps
Back in Februrary, I had unkind words for Ginger Snaps II: Unleashed, the first of a batch of Ginger Snaps sequels. The original‘s best moments, however, make it must-see lycanthrope viewing. Witty, funhouse-scary, and extremely bloody, Ginger Snaps takes I was a Teenage Werewolf far beyond the comfortable horrors of the 1950s drive-in.
Book Review – “Tales of Known Space”
I was planning on two more reviews today
(Futurama: Vol. 1 and Supreme Power Vol.
2: Power and Principalities), but that’s a lot
of articles for a Sunday. I think those will be
written, but not posted until later this week.
Weekly DVD Picks
These releases will be available on Tuesday, October
19.
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Team America: World Police
“You had me at ‘dicks f-ck assholes.'”.
Thunderbirds-style marionettes kicks ass in a Jerry Bruckheimer-style action movie that blends dead-perfect parody and social satire with sophomoric gags. The opening proffers a better reason for why certain people dislike the West, beyond the official rhetoric of they hate us because we’re free. The behaviour of bandwagon-jumping celebrities also comes under attack, while gratuitous movie scene parodies and Easter Eggs fill the screen.
Halloween Review – “Mary Reilly”
The countdown continues, with a recent adaptation of Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde
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