Cover of Kevin Keller #1 (L) with its variant cover (R). Credit: Archie Comics Synopsis: Kevin takes advice from his friends about how to act on a date. My review: Firstly, I just want to say that when I review Archie Comics, I’m reviewing them from a different standpoint than if I was reviewing...
Google Synopsis: Life inside a women’s prison turns more brutal than normal due to a sadistic warden. My review: There’s a lot that’s interesting about Women’s Prison. Even though it might be looked at as a type of B film, it’s got a lot in it that will keep you learning new things upon...
Omar! Screencap: me EDIT: Thanks to BBussey, I’ve been informed that this episode is not the final one–there are two more. You can read the comment below for clarification. I also noticed I didn’t really finish my thought in the disclaimer, so I fixed that. —————————————— First, I’ve got to start this off with...
Credit: Angry Asian Man Here’s the second batch of Notable Links. Some of this is really old though…But, a lot of it deals with various things I’ve been writing on, like Pan Am and Sherlock, and other things dealing with race and culture in entertainment. Again, no small recaps this time, just the titles....
Amanda. Credit: ABC Let me start this review off with a story that deals with this week’s final episode of the current series of Sherlock, “The Reichenbach Fall.” After coming back from seeing Beauty and the Beast 3D in the hopes of finding it a better movie than I had in the past (results: I...
Sherlock looking dashingly serious. Credit: Capsanyone I’ve been observing the Sherlock fandom while participating in it to a degree, and I’ve found that the fandom, which has always been a bit hyper due to the sheer amount of John/Sherlock love there is, has kicked the feverishness all the way to 11, what with...
credit: Acorn Media Synopsis (from Acorn Media): The iconic series returns in these stunning editions featuring exclusive new extras. The “visually ravishing” (Time) production won 17 international awards and launched the careers of stars Jeremy Irons and Anthony Andrews. Based on the timeless novel by Evelyn Waugh, Brideshead Revisited took a staggering two years...
Sherlock (Benedict Cumberbatch) in his bedsheet. Screencap credit: fprintmoon/gallicka Oh boy. Where to start with this landmine? Well, first, let me make a disclaimer, aside from the one stating that there are SPOILERS here. At the root of it all, I’m a fan of the show Sherlock, and even when I love a show,...
Credit: Wikipedia Apparently, unlike Lowe’s, Home Depot knows how to deal with hate groups. According to LGBTQNation, The Home Depot has given the brush-off to the American Family Association (AFA) after they decided to boycott the company because The Home Depot “promote the homosexual agenda.” Home Depot, on the other hand, seem like they...
Credit: Archie Comics We’ve finally made it to the end of the Kevin Keller miniseries! We’re now so close to the permanent series, starting in February! I’ve already got my subscription set up so I can keep blogging about The Kev. This issue is good; compared to the other ones, it’s about on par...
With everything that’s going on about the marriage of gay and lesbian Americans, this video is something that could probably open some people’s eyes and–hopefully–make them change their opinions. According to YouTube user divulgate: Zach Wahls, a 19-year-old University of Iowa student spoke about the strength of his family during a public forum on...
Credit: We Were Here‘s Facebook page Today’s December 1, World AIDS Day. I thought it would be a fitting tie-in to post my review of We Were Here, produced by David Weissman and directed by Weissman and Bill Weber. You can read my interview with Weissman at ShockYa, but Weissman talked about how important...
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