Brat-halla #135: Norse Force – Shellshocked
Posted Wednesday, July 5th, 2006 at 4:00am
This week, a couple of the other outcasts get bullied, and now their fate rests solely in the hands of… Hod.
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This week, a couple of the other outcasts get bullied, and now their fate rests solely in the hands of… Hod.
D. K. Holm walks the plank on behalf of the public with this early review of Pirates of the Caribbean: Dead Man’s Chest
Old school creature feature fan Christopher Mills takes a quick look at a couple of recent low budget “retro” horror DVDs ““ FRANKENSTEIN VS. THE CREATURE FROM BLOOD COVE and STOMP! SHOUT! SCREAM!
Ever wish your crotch rocket could turn into a giant robot? Well, I bet your girlfriend does. Shogo doesn’t have that problem since he found the Garland. No idea what the hell I’m talking about? Check out this week’s toy review!
Leonard Cohen may be your man, but LEONARD COHEN: I’M YOUR MAN is not your film, at least in D.K. Holm’s humble opinion.
Our exclusive Clerks 2 InAction shorts continue with a tale of love lost, regrets, and a boom box.
We chat up the new DOCTOR WHO’s executive producer about the good Doctor’s past, present, and future.
This week, our Extreme Lair Makeover host introduces us to the individual in need of the design team’s help.
From the writer of Movie Poop Shoot’s ACTION DATSUN and his hot-ass girlfriend who draws COMBUSTIBLE ORANGE comes a spin-off of a spin-off. Why? Because Frank is void of any creative thought whatsoever. This one is weird, next week’s won’t be. Get it while it’s hot.
It’s Monday. That means it’s time for Widgett Walls to smack you across the face with a Quickcast, some box office news, and a large fresh carp.
On the horror beat, D. K. Holm catches up with new DVDs of THE OMEN and THE HILLS HAVE EYES.
We chat with two of the stars behind the big screen adaptation of Comedy Central’s late, lamented, twisted work of surreal genius, STRANGERS WITH CANDY.
Supreme Ruler of the Known Universe Ralph Zinobop promises the world and denies any connection to local prostitutes in the Melonpool Quickcast Fourth of July Spectacular!
The weekend’s here. You’ve just been paid, and it’s burning a hole in your pocket. What’s a pop culture geek to do? In hopes of steering you in the right direction to blow some of that hard-earned cash, it’s time for the Quick Stop Weekend Shopping Guide ““ your spotlight on the things you didn’t even know you wanted”¦
It may be summer hiatus, but we roll out the first in a series of exclusive episode commentaries to hold you over the long wait for Season 6″¦
Game On! returns this week with more reviews a some Xbox Live news with new maps for CALL OF DUTY 2 and looks at NBA BALLERS: REBOUND, Disney/Pixar’s CARS, MOTO GP 06, THE MOVIES: STUNTS AND EFFECTS EXPANSION PACK and METAL GEAR SOLID: DIGITAL GRAPHIC NOVEL…
Peter Sanderson wraps up his in-depth look at X-MEN: THE LAST STAND.
Politics and the military are the themes of two new DVDs this week, as D. K. Holm takes a look at ANNAPOLIS and COMMNADER IN CHIEF.
After an impulse purchase of the massive indie comic tome, Fred is blown away by Alex Robinson’s BOX OFFICE POISON…
This week, Mattt Potter talks to Director Adam Rifkin, bitches about Will Wilkins then says he is a good guy, but then bitches about him again, and drops some “OLD FOOL” science on your ass! (If you know what I mean!)
This week, Hod gets a visit from Odin’s ravens and finds out how the family’s been doing without him around.
Michael Dequina talks Superman, CLICK, and a flick about WAIST DEEP.
Randal & Dante ponder what flick moviegoers will be seeing this summer in the first of our exclusive Clerks 2 InAction shorts.
Hawaii may be home to beautiful beaches and wonderful people, but nothing can suck the cool out of a vampire like wearing one of their trademark shirts. Angel and Spike might not make the cover of GC in these things, but they can make it on your shelf, thanks to Diamond. Check out the review!
Joe Corey’s “Party Favors” column of pop-culture ephemera makes its home at the Quick Stop, with Seymore Butts, Russ Meyer, and Philly cheese.