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This week, Christopher Mills continues to work his way through the review pile, with looks at a variety of B-movie genres ““ from Saturday morning kidvid, to swashbucklers, horror, sci-fi and sexploitation. Enjoy!
D. K. Holm hasn’t seen The Departed yet, but that doesn’t keep him from having opinions about it.
This week, someone gets a little megaphone-happy.
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…
Widgett Walls returns with another mind-destroyed column, this time exposing a massive conspiracy in the cheese industry. And you think we’re kidding.
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.
This week, Ian Bonds takes in some nostalgia with the recently released Xbox Live Arcade versions of STREET FIGHTER II’ HYPER FIGHTING and DOOM…
D. K. Holm catches up with the British suspense series, Thriller, written by the genius behind The Avengers, Brian Clemens
After a shameful hiatus, Sam Jaeger returns to spread some filmmaking goodwill.
We haven’t seen a lot of Sammy the Hammy here at the Melonpool Quickcast. Mayberry catches up with everybody’s favorite 220-lb hamster as he shows off his new residence…
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…
After a far too long break, [adult swim]’s Dana Snyder and Ken Plume’s weekly chat podcast returns from the road, eager to get back to a normal routine”¦ Which means telling travel stories, catching up on mail, and probably arguing.
It’s time once again for the Quick Stop Weekend Shopping Guide – your spotlight on the things you didn’t even know you wanted… This week featuring PEANUTS, Demetri Martin, DUCKTALES, Chris Rock, STELLA, Hulk Hogan, and more…
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.
In-depth with the cyber-troubadour and “Thing a Week” tunesmith, as he wraps up his year-long mission.
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…
This week, M.C. offers up the perfect gift for that “hard to buy for person” in your life, spins the new ones from Mozella and New Found Glory, schools Double A in a game of “one on one” and discovers his long lost, meth-adled, Mars Volta lovin’ cousin, Jay Dee.
Fred reveals his soap opera shame in a very dramatic edition of “The Show””¦
This week, one of Hod’s new friends gives him a special tutoring session.
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…