Supernatural: Man's Best Friend with Benefits
Posted by: Kyle Tetarenko • February 20, 2013 @ 8:56pm
When an old friend named James is tortured by murderous dreams that turn out to be real, Sam and Dean need to find out if he's responsible and if he is, stop him before it happens again.
After criticising how predictable the Oscar race has become in recent years, it was almost as if Hollywood heard me and decided to turn this year's race into one of the most interesting.
It's not goodbye, it's more like, until we find a way.
Though the race to find the cure is still in full swing, the group has already encountered its fair share of problems.
I'm going to die with a gun in my hand. That's all I have.
It's been a while since we last heard from Kevin Tran but the latest prophet of the lord has been hard at work to decipher the half of the tablet he still has.
As the hunt for the vampire cure continues, everyone follows the lead of Atticus Shane but with the shadow of Silas looming, can the professor be trusted?
After arriving on a remote island two hundred miles off the coast of Nova Scotia, Atticus Shane leads almost the entire cast toward
Nazi bastards.
Sixty nine years ago in Vitsyebsk, Belarus, a Nazi encampment was brutally attacked by an enormous man. After slaughtering every soldier, this monster finally reaches Commander Eckhart. Before he can make his final attack, Eckhart casts a spell and vanishes, leaving the mansion and this unstoppable force engulfed in flames.
Critical Perspectives: Thoughts on America in Lincoln and Zero Dark Thirty
Posted by: Elizabeth Hughes Belzil • February 4, 2013 @ 5:21pm
2012 was a year full of surprises: the world did not end as predicted by the Mayan calendar and two of the best films were about America.
It's that time of the year again sports fans movie fans: Super Teaser Sunday. That's right film junkies, the one day of the year when studios pay upwards of 4 million dollars to air a teaser trailer on network television... and then give it away for free on YouTube the following commercial break.
American Horror Story has been on my radar from the moment it was announced. I've always loved the horror genre's sporadic stabs at the small screen (from Night Gallery to American Gothic) and am more than ready to welcome new additions. But as I watched this 2nd season -- I realized I could never write about the show on a week to week basis.
After a hundred and fifty years, Stefan should have known that when you have a one night stand with an original there are always strings attached.
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