Category: Reviews

All of those horror movies think they know how to shock and scare you, but they have got nothing on Hugh Jackman’s new movie, Prisoners. As families across the country are celebrating Thanksgiving, Keller Dover (Hugh Jackman), Grace Dover (Maria Bello), Franklin Birch (Terrence Howard), Nancy Birch (Viola Davis) and their families are about to… Continue reading Review: ‘Prisoners’ sends audiences into a maze

I held high hopes for James Wan’s Insidious: Chapter 2. After all, his Insidious (2010) is in a select group of 21st century horror films that I’ve watched more than twice so I was hopeful, especially because the same director and writer were in place on this sequel. That’s generally a good sign. In fact,… Continue reading Review: ‘Insidious: Chapter 2’ taps into horror at its finest

Riddick is the third film in David Twohy’s Chronicles of Riddick saga. Starting with Pitch Black in 2000, and continuing with Chronicles of Riddick in 2004, audiences followed the exploits of Richard B. Riddick (Vin Diesel), outlaw, thief, murderer and antihero. Pitch Black was an entertaining sci-fi/horror mashup that wore its R-rating proudly. Chronicles of… Continue reading Review: ‘Riddick’ entertains fans

Apple iOS 7 update is coming Sept. 18 with all kinds of new additions and a completely new design. Some may ask, “What is iOS?” Apple.com calls it the “foundation” of all apple devices. The “OS” literally stands for “operating system,” and obviously, the lowercase “I” is in front all of the names of Apple… Continue reading Review: Apple strikes again with new iOS 7 update

I came up with the Forgotten Favorites series idea while watching some of my favorites. It made me think about how I reference and love many forgotten pieces of cinematic gold; gold that has been packed into a shoebox and thrown into the attic. It is really a disservice to you to forget such masterpieces,… Continue reading Forgotten Favorites review: ‘Garth Marenghi’s Darkplace’

Soybean is back again, and Dustin Lynch kicked it off with a bang. The whole town came out to see the big country star and got a great show. The 20th Annual Soybean Festival picked a great entertainer to start it off. Lynch sang many of his own songs, which found inspiration from other artists, such… Continue reading Review: Dustin Lynch kicks off the Soybean

I’m going to let you in on a secret. Ever heard of Matt Corby? If you have, good for you, because no one I’ve come across has. If not, you can read this article and go tell all your friends that you know who Matt Corby is, and his music is a shot of life.… Continue reading Review: Matt Corby’s music offers four-minute resolution to life

If you know me, you know I love movies. I watch them all the time, quote them all the time and base my life around characters all the time. This summer we were introduced to a lot of films that hoped to be the next “Avengers.”  Some came close and some completely missed the mark.… Continue reading Review: Good, bad, ugly films of summer rated

With the release of their latest album, “Hail to the King” Avenged Sevenfold has once again found a way to reinvent their sound. The band has evolved a lot since their first album, “Sound of the Seventh Trumpet” and the release of this album is no different. After losing one of their main songwriters in… Continue reading Review: A7X reclaims their throne with new album