By Hayley Atwell and Tom Hiddleston recently concluded a run on the West End of William Shakespeare’s Much Ado About Nothing. This is perhaps not a surprise. Both thespians have multiple Olivier nominations to their names and are veterans of the Bard, with Atwell at one time being a member of
Review: JULIET AND ROMEO
We featured the trailer for Juliet and Romeo the other day, and I have to admit, I was intrigued. I’m fine with a good musical, and it’s been a while since I’ve seen a Shakespearean movie. Juliet and Romeo is Shakespeare for Taylor Swift fans. We get some screeners sent
Silent Hill 2 Gets A Vinyl Collection
This looks like an amazing set. Konami Digital Entertainment Inc. (KONAMI) and Laced Records once again team up to bring long-time SILENT HILL series composer Akira Yamaoka’s reworked soundtrack for 2024’s SILENT HILL 2 to vinyl. Pre-orders are open via the Laced store for the Limited Edition 6LP box set,
Blu-ray Review: Themroc (Limited Edition)
One night at film school, a classmate confessed to me that they didn’t like foreign films because they hated reading subtitles. When I suggested they should seek out the English dub versions, they were incensed since they felt using other actors’ voices was cinematic blasphemy. “That’s not what the director
Trek On: REQUIEM FOR METHUSELAH
Title: Requiem For Methuselah Airdate: 2/14/1969 Plot Summary In Requiem For Methuselah, the Enterprise is fast becoming a plague ship with much of the crew coming down with Rigellian fever. McCoy needs ryetalyn, which they find on a planet owned by a human named Flint. After some early head-butting, Flint
