Guillermo Del Toro is something of a comic book fanatic so if there was one director who would do a good job of turning Mike Mignola’s Hellboy into a movie, it would be him. And that’s exactly what he did. Twice. “Hellboy” and its sequel “The Golden Army” are two rare movies that are not only based on a comic book, but also feel like one.
Did we really need another Texas Chainsaw Massacre movie? Fuck no! But here it is anyway. For those still following the series, this one is a direct sequel to the 1974 original that doesn’t take the other sequels or the recent reboot and prequel into account.
That Adam Rubenstein character sure is a lazy fucker… didn’t even design his own artwork!
Last year Matt Pryor decided to give up on music after having spent seventeen years writing, recording and touring, first with The Get Up Kids and afterwards with his folk/indie project The New Ams
Whereas 2011’s “Flux Outside” was a little all over the place with math-rock spasms, 70s MOR sounds and tons of tricky time signatures to boot, Royal Bangs seem to have toned it all down a little o
One year after the release of “Straight To The Dome”, hardcore powerhouse Pro-Pain is already back at it with “The Final Revolution”, the band’s 14th (!) album.
With an October 29th release Bad Religion is well on time with their Christmas album.
Close Your Eyes placed themselves firmly on the melodic hardcore map with the release of “We Will Overcome” and “Empty Hands And Heavy Hearts”.
World War Z might be based on the book by Max Brooks, but it’s not as if you would notice it if you didn’t know it. Whereas the book is a collection of fictitious UN reports, eyewitness reports and interviews with soldiers, survivors and scientists who look back on the zombie apocalypse a couple of years after the facts, the movie is a no holds barred blockbuster that places you right in the action and that will have you on the edge of your seat.
Guy Ritchie’s career can be divided in three periods: before, during and after Madonna. Those three periods can be described as good, bad and good again. Or are you that one person who thought that Swept Away and Revolver were worth your time? Didn’t think so.
