Podcatraz Ep. 6 - Johnny McKee
Brad and John are back to discuss the latest episode of Alcatraz, entitles Johnny McKee. They also find a way to mix House O' Pain, Austin Powers and Hauser's large unit into the discussion. You really should listen to put it all in context.
Walking Dead, Season 2, Episode 9 – Triggerfinger - Review
Well it would seem like at least the first half of this episode should have solved many of the issues that some seemed to have had with last week’s mid-season premiere. It was packed with suspense, action, and zombie gore. The back half reinforced a lot of the characters (despite the continued lack of characterization for a lot of the cast) and set some things in motion as well. Overall, I was pretty satisfied with Triggerfinger, finding it to be another example of how a fairly strong episode of The Walking Dead should play out.
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WDTV 53 - Triggerfinger
‘Ghost Rider’ Blazes Through A Frenetic Sequel
Johnny Blaze: This thing... There's no conscience, just hunger. The Rider's gonna come out. And when he does, he'll destroy whoever's got it coming. Let’s start off with an obscure reference – The tagline for the mid-90s comic book film, The Phantom was “Slam Evil”. In Ghost Rider: Spirit of Vengeance, Johnny Blaze, aka The Rider, doesn’t just slam evil, he literally sucks it in, chews on it, spits it out, then gives you the finger, as he drives off on his Hellcycle. Let it be said right now, if you’re seeking a film full of constant clarity and touches of nuance, this sequel to (the inferior) Ghost Rider will not be for you. However, if you want a film that has Nic Cage dialed to 11 and pissing fire, Idris Elba as a drunken French priest going on shooting rampages, and the Highlander himself – Christopher Lambert as a tattooed monk with a long scimitar, then this new Ghost Rider film, from the directing duo behind the Crank films, is one you may want to check out.
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