YellowBrickRoad (2010)
The Gist: In 1940 the entire population of Friar New Hampshire abandons the town following a trail into the woods for no reason. A massive search is held and the … Continue reading
Grave Encounters 2 (2012)
The Gist: Set 9 years after the events and disappearances of Lance Preston and the Grave Encounters crew, film student Alex is obsessed with finding out the truth about what … Continue reading
The Walking Dead – I Ain’t A Judas
So what did you watch last night, The Walking Dead or the Oscars? The correct answer is The Walking Dead. Last week ended with some good action as the Governor … Continue reading
‘Salem’s Lot (2004)
The Gist: A small Maine town is overrun by the undead when a vampire moves into an old haunted house overlooking the community. It’s up to a writer, a doctor, … Continue reading
The Walking Dead: Home
This episode felt a bit slow to start with all of the action and moving the story forward coming in the last 10ish minutes. Which isn’t a bad thing. After … Continue reading
The Mist
The Gist: A small Maine village is cleaning up after a brutal storm only to be enveloped by a mysterious fog that hides all manner of mysterious and deadly creatures. Trapped … Continue reading
The Walking Dead: The Suicide King
Finally after 2 months of waiting The Walking Dead has returned. When we last left the apocalypse, Carl and his group were facing 4 new survivors, keeping them locked away … Continue reading
Marilyn Manson-Born Villain- Vancouver 2013 Review
The 2013 Manson tour came to Vancouver and it was…disappointing. Five days before the shock (not so much anymore) rocker hit the west coast at the Queen Elizabeth Theatre, he … Continue reading
Frozen (2010)
The Gist: Three friends head up to the mountains for an afternoon of skiing before a long weekend. They bribe a chair lift operator to let them have one last run and … Continue reading
Can bad books be good?
Can bad books be a good thing? What I mean here is can a badly written bestselling book be a good thing if it promotes reading. I was cruising Facebook … Continue reading →