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“Coyote vs. Acme” Review: Depositions and Dynamite
I don’t think I need to get into much detail how incredible it is that I’m reviewing this movie at all, but if you...
Your Pretty Face is Going to Hell (Season 1) – DVD REVIEW
Throughout TV history, there have been many shows that touch and tug at your heart… unfortunately, this is not one of those shows, but...
Harvey Birdman: Attorney at Law (Volume 2) – DVD REVIEW
America’s favorite superhero turned lawyer returns in this 2 disc DVD collection released by and Warner Bros. Harvey Birdman: Attorney at Law Volume...
Metalocalypse (Season Four) – BLURAY REVIEW
The Half-American/Half-Norwegian Black Metal band is back for a fourth round of fan-killing, cult-following, blood-letting, fun and goodness! Metalocalypse S4 on BluRay comes jam...
Eagleheart (Season One) – DVD REVIEW
Conan O’Brien has a production company. It’s named Conaco and outside of Conan’s three late-night talk shows (Late Night, Tonight Show, and Conan), it...
“Levitating” Review: Let the Music Take Control
You may think you’ve seen Levitating before, but you haven’t. It sounds familiar, but it’s not. An Indonesian coming-of-age music competition drama, and the...
Robot Chicken (Season 6) – BluRay Review
Fresh off their extraordinary DC Comics Special, those jokers from the Robot Chicken crew are at it again! This time with a super-jam-packed sixth season...
“Get Jiro” Review: All’s Fair in Lunch and War
Avi Ezor reviews Get Jiro, the Toonami adaptation of Anthony Bourdain's graphic novel. Brutal action, dark comedy and a food war worth tuning in for.
“The History of Concrete” Review: Between Rock and a Hard Place
First things first: The History of Concrete is a documentary about concrete. It’s about a lot of other things too, like, a lot of other...
Transformers: The Movie at 40, and Optimus Prime: Awakening Points to What’s Next
Forty years after Transformers: The Movie traumatized a generation, Hasbro's Apology Tour brings it back with Optimus Prime: Awakening, a short that became Peter Cullen's farewell.