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The web. It’s a big place, full of plenty of distractions ““ some funny, some informative, some ludicrous, some disturbing, some inane, some profound. Each and every weekday, we present links to a few of our favorite finds…
The web. It’s a big place, full of plenty of distractions ““ some funny, some informative, some ludicrous, some disturbing, some inane, some profound. Each and every weekday, we present links to a few of our favorite finds…
Thaahum is back with a review of Renard E. Williams’ new book of poetry…
Majestic Studios has expanded their Battlestar Galactica figure license to include characters from the new, updated show. Join Michael as he checks out the regular and battle damaged version of everyone’s favorite humanoid killer, the Cylon!
The web. It’s a big place, full of plenty of distractions ““ some funny, some informative, some ludicrous, some disturbing, some inane, some profound. Each and every weekday, we present links to a few of our favorite finds…
For this installment of PftL, Britt Schramm gives out the results of this year’s Preachin’ from the Longbox Superhero Draft. Who won? You gotta click the link to find out.
Now having seen The Departed, D. K. Holm can finish his thoughts on Scorsese’s latest film.
Taking a cue from Fred Hembeck, Peter celebrates the 40th anniversary of one of his favorite gothic soap operas, DARK SHADOWS.
Have you got the touch? Are you an instrument of destruction? Do you have fond memories of TRANSFORMERS: THE MOVIE? Ever get the urge to wreck those memories by watching it again as a grownup? If so, why not wreck them in style with the newly announced Criterion Collection edition? EXCLUSIVE details, only in ATB!
The web. It’s a big place, full of plenty of distractions – some funny, some informative, some ludicrous, some disturbing, some inane, some profound. Each and every weekday, we present links to a few of our favorite finds…
Christopher Stipp gives away some DVDs while peeping in on the trailers for SLEEPING DOGS LIE, A GUIDE TO RECOGNIZING YOUR SAINTS THE QUEEN and STRANGER THAN FICTION.
The web. It’s a big place, full of plenty of distractions ““ some funny, some informative, some ludicrous, some disturbing, some inane, some profound. Each and every weekday, we present links to a few of our favorite finds…
The web. It’s a big place, full of plenty of distractions ““ some funny, some informative, some ludicrous, some disturbing, some inane, some profound. Each and every weekday, we present links to a few of our favorite finds…
The web. It’s a big place, full of plenty of distractions ““ some funny, some informative, some ludicrous, some disturbing, some inane, some profound. Each and every weekday, we present links to a few of our favorite finds…
D. K. Holm hasn’t seen The Departed yet, but that doesn’t keep him from having opinions about it.
The web. It’s a big place, full of plenty of distractions ““ some funny, some informative, some ludicrous, some disturbing, some inane, some profound. Each and every weekday, we present links to a few of our favorite finds…
Thaahum takes a moment to introduce himself and his little corner of Quick Stop, and what you can expect to see in the future…
Joe is back with Kelly Leak, Frankenberry, Claymates, PBS Porn, the Affleck Curse, David Spade, and more.
Surf into the past with the new Point Break special edition, which D. K. Holm reviews, and try to win one of five DVDs.
D. K. Holm catches up with the British suspense series, Thriller, written by the genius behind The Avengers, Brian Clemens
The web. It’s a big place, full of plenty of distractions ““ some funny, some informative, some ludicrous, some disturbing, some inane, some profound. Each and every weekday, we present links to a few of our favorite finds…
Christopher Stipp takes plenty of time out of Greg Grunberg’s schedule to wrap up his conversation about HEROES, cover-bands and the comedic bubble that was burst right over Christopher’s head.
This week, Peter gives a blow-by-blow account of the big Stephen King-John Irving-J. K. Rowling
benefit in NYC.
After a long absence, D. K. Holm revisits The Texas Chainsaw Massacre, and interviews Leatherface.
The web. It’s a big place, full of plenty of distractions ““ some funny, some informative, some ludicrous, some disturbing, some inane, some profound. Each and every weekday, we present links to a few of our favorite finds…