Movie Review Channel Zero: Candle Cove Is A Must See For Horror Fans Diana Marsh, October 13, 2016October 13, 2016 “You have to find Candle Cove…” The SyFy Channel has done it again. Channel Zero: Candle Cove is the stuff of nightmares that hooks you in from its very first moments of life, and keeps you captive with an intensity all its own. Leave the lights on when you watch… Continue Reading
Movie Review Ithaca-Meg Ryan’s Directorial Debut Isn’t Everything It Should Be Diana Marsh, September 21, 2016September 21, 2016 Based on the 1943 novel The Human Comedy by William Saroyan, Ithaca stars Alex Neustaedter as Homer Macauley, a fourteen year old boy trying to find work in his home town to help support his widowed mother (played by Meg Ryan) and two other siblings while his oldest brother… Continue Reading
Movie Review Last Man Club-A WWII Story You Won’t Soon Forget Diana Marsh, September 19, 2016September 19, 2016 Forget CGI firefights, air strikes, and over done love stories; the Last Man Club is a post war story about the most forgotten living casualties of war, our veterans. The movie stars James MacKrell (Teen Wolf, Gremlins, Dallas..the list goes on) as Eagle a retired airman forced to live… Continue Reading
Movie Review The Invitation- A Fresh Twist On A Classic Horror Tale Diana Marsh, August 8, 2016September 23, 2016 “Remember, they’re only people” Directed by Karyn Kusama (Girlfight, Jennifer’s Body) and starring Logan Marshall-Green (Prometheus) as Will and Tammy Blanchard (Into the Woods) as Eden, The Invitation takes you through an emotional journey of two people trying to move on with their lives after a devastating divorce, one… Continue Reading
Games & Toys The Dwarvenaut- A Behind The Scenes Look Into D&D Legend Stefan Pokorny’s Master Work Diana Marsh, August 8, 2016September 23, 2016 Stefan Pokorny- Artist, Humanitarian, D&D Enthusiast, and knight in cheap sun glasses… Some people aspire to change the world. Stefan Pokorny aspired to create a new one, unlike anything seen in the realm of Dungeons and Dragons, and in the process, changed the game itself. Most of us old school… Continue Reading
Movie Review OUTATIME: Saving The DeLorean Time Machine Diana Marsh, July 25, 2016July 25, 2016 Few movies have made it to the level of pop culture icon quite like the Back To The Future films. Their legacy is timeless. However, the center of the movie, the DeLorean time machine, isn’t, and after decades of neglect it was decided that she would be reborn. OUTATIME:… Continue Reading
Movie Review The Tenants Downstairs – You Will Never Look At Your Landlord The Same Diana Marsh, July 3, 2016July 4, 2016 The New York Asian Film Festival has featured some amazing movies this year, but few really reach the height of twisted quite like this one. The Tenants Downstairs stars Simon Yam (Lara Croft Tomb Raider: The Cradle Of Life, The Thieves) as a landlord who inherits an old… Continue Reading
Movie Review Mirror Images Movie ‘Beta Test’ Takes Gaming To A Whole New Level Diana Marsh, June 28, 2016June 28, 2016 The Game is real… Starring Manu Bennett (Spartacus, Arrow, the Hobbit Trilogy) as game developer Orson Creed, and Larenz Tate (House Of Lies, Rush) as professional game tester Max Troy, Beta Test is an interesting take on how far software companies are willing to go to make the… Continue Reading
Movie Review Movie Review For All Girls Weekend Directed By Lou Simon Diana Marsh, June 9, 2016 All Girls Weekend is an adventure in being an understanding movie reviewer. The premise is basically five girlfriends from school go on a weekend getaway trip in the mountains during the winter to reconnect. En route to a tourist attraction, one of the girls suggests they all go for… Continue Reading
Movie Review Movie Review For Magnolia Pictures Award Winning Film, VIVA! Diana Marsh, May 17, 2016May 21, 2016 Nominated for numerous awards, including Gay and Lesbian Entertainment Critics Association, Irish Film and Television Awards, and the Palm Springs International Film Festival, and being featured at both the Sundance and Teluride Film Festivals of 2016, Viva is an incredibly inspiring work of film that tells the story… Continue Reading