Last night I was treated to a delicious Dinner and a trip to see the Hobbit. Now I have to be frank I think that with this review I may be turning in whatever “Nerd Cred” I might have had at any given point, If being a “Nerd”, as it stands now a trendy label, means liking bad story telling because “this is nerdy fantasy and you’re supposed to like it” then please take it, I would much rather go…

So I find myself bored on a Sunday night perusing my list of movies I want to watch, perhaps it was Joseph Gordon Levitt’s freshness in my mind from the Dark Knight Rises or the distinctly Metallica font that made me watch Hesher. Make no mistakes; this film has all the earmarks of an independent movie, A broken family? Check, A unpopular/picked on character? Check, a person trying to keep the family together? Check, and don’t fret there’s plenty of…

Time to very painfully review a film that I had high hopes for. Let's start by reminding everyone that this is a remake of a 1970's made for TV movie. One problem that I've had with the movie industry for a while, attaching a name, such as Guillermo del Toro's, to a movie title to draw people in. Let's be clear Del Toro wrote and produced this film, It's not truly a Guillermo del Toro film and his name is…

Batman, The Dark Knight, The Caped Crusader or whatever you fancy to call him has always been a major part of my life, I mean, I was an only child like Bruce Wayne (granted both my parents are alive and not billionaires but that’s just semantics) I majored in Criminology in college mainly because growing up I wanted to be the bat and Bruce Wayne was a Criminologist. Even when working at a Jail as a Corrections Officer I was…