Scary Tales: ‘The Book of Lost Things’, Reviewed
John Connolly combines fact, fiction and folklore in ‘The Book of Lost Things’, a clever and disturbing coming-of-age tale. This book-about-a-book centers around a crucial time in the life of…
Review of Ozzy Osbourne’s “Black Rain”
Ozzy Osbourne has been making music since the mid-1700s. According to Wikipedia (the most reputable source in the history of mankind), he has sold 75 million albums worldwide, one for…
Hostel 2 Review
Our lady of the night reviews the latest Eli Roth film, Hostel - Part II.
Bringing Art to the (Coffee) Table: Review of The Art Book
The Art Book brings a lot to the coffee table. Newcomers can learn the language of art without being overwhelmed by it. The vast collection and informative text make this…
Children of Men Review
No, it's not another Brave New World rip-off. It's Children of Men.
28 Weeks Later Review
28 Weeks Later (directed by Juan Carlos Fresnadillo) brings modern age zombies back to the big screen, but cult fans of the original film 28 Days Later may want to…
Review: Maroon 5, “It Won’t Be Soon Before Long”
Maroon 5 came crashing onto the music scene in 2002 with a sound that was catchy and new (provided you'd never heard anything from Motown, ever). Their album “Songs About…
Review: Pirates of the Caribbean, parts 1 and 2
With the imminent release of Pirates of the Caribbean: At World’s End, as well as the fact that this website is still too new and developing for me to get…
Grindhouse Reviewed, Just In Time.
Just in time to be extremely early for its DVD release(that's our story, and we're sticking to it), three of our movie critics review the double feature Grindhouse with Death…
Review of Nelly Furtado, “Loose”
Forget everything you thought you knew about Canadian music. Nelly Furtado is reinventing an entire nation’s musical history. You’ll find no songs about sinking ships (be they iceberg-bound cruise ships…