The Warped Shelf: Scott Pilgrim
Comic to film, film to game, we cover the entire Scott Pilgrim property in its varied forms.
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The Warped Shelf: The Invisible Man
Leigh Whannell and Blumhouse attempt to breathe new life into a classic tale, and we’re here to see how it stacks up.
Read moreThe Warped Shelf: Belated Sequels
“In today’s day and age, turnaround for sequels and all other kinds of follow-ups is minuscule. Today we’re talking about the ones late to the party.”
Read moreThe Warped Shelf: View Askewniverse
“With 25 years under its belt and it’s most recent entry’s home release, we take a look at the entirety of the View Askewniverse. Clerks to Jay and Silent Bob Reboot and everything in between.”
Read moreThe Warped Shelf Podcast: Decade in Review
“2020 is here at last and everyone’s doing their obligatory trip back through the decade. Today we’ll throw our hat in the ring with our favorite Movies & Games of each year”
Read moreMile 22: Review
In case the weather didn’t make it clear, Mile 22 is here to let you know that the fall movie season has begun.
Read moreReview: Alpha – Dogs, an origin story
Alpha is a fictionalized telling of how early man first domesticated wolves (or how wolves became man’s best friend). Set 20,000 years ago the story follows the son of a tribe’s chief, named Keda, as he joins the men of the tribe for his first bison hunt. Keda soon finds himself injured and separated from the tribe. Far from home and with no help in sight, he finds an unlikely companion in the form of an injured wolf. Together the two embark on the long journey to return home and form a relationship that would forever change man and canine forever.
Read moreFilm Review: Delivery Man (2013) – Ridiculous Concept, Well Executed
Vince Vaughn has been a stand out character in many memorable films (Old School, Anchorman and Zoolander to name a few) and a solid co-star (Swingers, Wedding Crashers) but has struggled to really prove he can be the star of the show. Dodgeball for instance, probably his best prior example as the leading man, had a huge (and fantastic) supporting […]
Read moreFilm Review: Gravity – What goes up…
When the trailer for Gravity started making the rounds a couple of weeks ago it, portrayed a seriously intense survival story set in one of the most hostile environments known to man: the vacuum of space. While a man vs. nature survival story is hardly new to film, the unique setting, sharp visuals and intense action looked prime to keep […]
Read moreGreat Moments in Cinema: The Grapes of Wrath
Hey everyone…just a quick one today, since I’m writing this one on the Fourth of July and have better things to do, like walk around the neighborhood and watch people celebrate American independence by firing off fireworks made in China. Plus, you’re probably all hung over from celebrating America’s enduring awesomeness, and probably so bleary-eyed you can’t really focus on […]
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