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“Masters of the Universe: Revelation” Subverts Expectations [Review]
"Masters of the Universe" well crafted story, top notch cast that brings new life into the long standing series, and is absolutely gorgeous.
Nerdbot Cinema Reviews: “A Time to Kill” Turns 25 This Month
"A Time to Kill" glamorizes the worst of American culture, and reaches unsettling conclusions through over the top sentimentality.
“Snakes Eyes” Rolls Dice, But Misses Every Possible Opportunity [Review]
"Snake Eyes" wastes its immense collection of talent and delivers a less than zero effort in both its action and script.
Rated 10% or Less: “A Thousand Words” Starring Eddie Murphy
I staved off watching "A Thousand Words" long past the deadline for when my review was due. I'm not sure if it was the film itself or just needed a break from consuming the worst of the worst every…
Nerdbot Cinema Reviews: “Dragonheart” Turns 25 This Month
"Dragonheart" proves that you can make a fun, singular, original fantasy adventure and have it be nothing more than that.
Bodybuilders Fight Over How Many Days a Week Has
A little blast from the 2008 past, but do you remember that time bodybuilders were fighting online about how many days a week has?
20 Years Later: A Look Back at DreamWorks’ “Shrek”
"Shrek" deserves its iconic status after 20 years. It has stood the test of time and will continue to do so as the decades pass.
Classic Games: How Does “Mike Tyson’s Punch-Out!!” Hold Up?
Though it sounds like a fairly conventional boxing game, Mike Tyson’s Punch-Out!! is deceptively clever in its gameplay. Punch-Out!! is less about aggressive fighting and…
From the Vaults: David Bowie, Catherine Deneuve in “The Hunger”
A look back at Tony Scott's iconic 1983 fangless vampire film "The Hunger" starring David Bowie, Catherine Deneuve, and Susan Sarandon.
Self Titled ‘Hero’ ShadowVision Hunts Serial Killer in Arkansas
ShadowVision has vowed to track down a serial stabber in the area as well as protect its citizens on a daily basis
