Podcatraz Ep.4 - Guy Hastings
Join Brad and John once again as we look at the latest episode of Alcatraz. The first guard has returned to 2012 and it raises even more questions and theories! Huey Lewis is also in the episode. Really.
‘Chronicle’ Shows The Morality Of Superpowers On A Budget
[While flying]
If Superman: The Movie made you believe a man could fly, Chronicle will make you believe that three boys can hold their own up in the air as well. Chronicle is a pretty entertaining story about a group of high school kids that discover superpowers. That the film has the added quality of being shot by way of camcorders, cell phones, security cameras, and news footage is an interesting route to take. Setting the film up as a “found footage” flick does suggest some gimmickry is at play, especially when justifying the presence of the camera at times, but the joy of seeing a fresh take on what is both a superhero and supervillain origin story, made on a small budget, makes it worthwhile.
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WDTV 51 - Dead of Night
Enjoy the show and see you next week for the return of season two! WOOHOO!
Harry Potter And ‘The Woman In Black’
Sam: If we open the door to superstition, where does that lead? I kid around in my title, but really, when you are the lead in one of the most popular film franchises of all time and now star in a completely different film, it is hard not to call attention to this fact. Daniel Radcliffe stars in an old fashioned horror film (actually produced by Hammer Film Productions), that is steeped in effective atmosphere and does a lot right, without having to resort to blood and gore, in place of actual scares. The story is very simple (which is common in Hammer Horror films), with fairly predictable plot beats and scares, and when the film is not trying to scare you, it is basically trying to depress you, but with all that in mind, it is a solid effort in regards to haunted house/ghost stories.
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