Category Archives: Movies
Top Six Underrated Quotes from THE BIG LEBOWSKI
I have a longer post about THE BIG LEBOWSKI that’ll be up soon, but for now, I thought I’d share my favorite six quotes (yes, the number six is completely … Continue reading
Why You Should Watch THE DARK KNIGHT RISES Right Now
I saw this outstanding movie last night and wanted to share a few thoughts about it. When a movie is as big an event as this one is, it becomes … Continue reading
From Dusk Till Dawn (yep, the movie everyone else saw sixteen years ago)
So I’m a little late to the party! I don’t mind though. I’ve always been a late bloomer. I watched this flick on the treadmill over a period of two … Continue reading
The Fifty-Five Minute Mark of How to Train Your Dragon
I’d like to say I always undertake a complicated process of research and study, trial and error, and a dozen other acts of preparation before I compose a blog post … Continue reading
Midnight in Paris
Mark Sieber, proprietor of the Horror Drive-In and all-around great dude, recommended this film a few months ago. Sadly, because I live in a place where wonderful movies often have … Continue reading
An Interview with Frazer Lee, Author of The Lamplighters
Frazer Lee is one talented dude. He also happens to be hard-working, versatile, and very down-to-earth. Talking to him, you’d never guess that he wrote the screenplay for Panic Button, … Continue reading
Megamind and Megadeth
Okay, before you get mad at me, I need to tell you this isn’t a post about Dave Mustaine or anything else Megadeth-related (at least those aren’t the primary topics). … Continue reading
Dog Soldiers or: How I Learned to Stop Worrying and Love the British
Time for an embarrassing confession (and really, what is a blog for if not oversharing?). I’m not proud of this, and I realize how silly and stupid I’m going to … Continue reading
Stay Thirsty, My Friends
What do Matt Damon and Dos Equis beer have in common? Few people know this, but the spokesperson for Dos Equis (The Most Interesting Man in the World) is actually … Continue reading
