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…
The Taxman Cometh
Well, once again tax time has come and gone. Each year we get our W-2s in the mail and, like good peasant merchants, we handed some of our hard-earned income…
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…
Bush Cancels Elections in ‘Continuation of Democracy’ Effort
Washington, DC: In his first act since the issuing of the National Security and Homeland Security Presidential Directive, George W. Bush has canceled the upcoming 2008 presidential election, citing a…
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…
Movies, The Meter Maid, and Me
So, I went to this little hole in the wall place that I frequent often. It's an old school video store, the kind you never see anymore. They've got over…
Police Unveil New Reason to be Mocked
They're not just for wealthy eccentrics anymore. The police department of the City of Long Beach has jumped on the latest trend for slow travel with minimal perspiration. Last week…