Spring Breakers Movie Review
By Gary Dowell The art house equivalent of a Girls Gone Wild video, bad-boy auteur Harmony Korine’s Spring Breakers offers a mock-morality tale disguised edgy nihilism, but only after he hobbles it with an anemic […]
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The Incredible Burt Wonderstone – Movie Review
By Gary Dowell There is a lot of smoke and mirrors and sleight of hand involved with The Incredible Burt Wonderstone, Don Scardino’s comedy about the rise, fall, and re-invention of a vain and supercilious […]
Crucified Barbara From Sweden to Dallas
By Ryan Feldman Catch Sweden’s Crucified Barbara this week, Thursday, March 14th, at the Curtain Club (2800 Main St STE B, Dallas) with fellow Swedes, CrashDiet. The all-girl group will look to take North America […]
ST. PATRICK’S DAY: GREEN BEER, GREEN CLOTHES, GREEN-VILLE!
By Greg Holman Faith and Begorrah fellow Blitzers! St. Patty’s Day is right around the corner and the insanity of the Greenville Ave. Parade looms large on the horizon; so I thought that we’d talk […]
Closure? No Thanks!
By Posie Pockets How important is closure in relationships? One of the most infamous words that accompanies a break-up is closure. But is it really what it’s cracked up to be? In the past I’ve […]
Bryce Lucien of Seeker Speaks His Mind
By Ryan Feldman Favorite Dallas venue? If I’m going to see a show then Rubbergloves in Denton. Hands down. I love it. It’s exactly what a punk rock bar should be. Drinks are cheap, the […]
March Movie Madness
By Gary Dowell Jack the Giant-Slayer: A re-telling of the classic fairy tale starring Nicholas Hoult (Warm Bodies) in the titular role, this has been a long-time passion project for director Bryan Singer. The trailers […]
Do I Sound Crazy To You?
By Peter Gertenzang If you’re anything like me, first let me say that I’m terribly sorry. But it also means you spend lots of time listening to your iPod. And, if like me, you take […]
Movie Review – Oz the Great and Powerful
By Gary Dowell Director Sam Raimi’s trademark kitsch is sadly reined in for the choppy but diverting prequel Oz the Great and Powerful, and for the most part so is the heavy-handed eye candy that […]
Movie Review – Jack The Giant Slayer
By Gary Dowell At first blush, Jack the Giant Slayer would appear to be nothing more but the latest in what’s becoming a long and lackluster line of hipster re-imaginings of classic fairy tales; in […]