by Dianna Berrian
For the record, if you’re ever held captive in a basement dungeon by a mad scientist hell bent on using you as a lab rat for the sake of scientific advancement, jamming a wooden bullet into a lock and smashing it with a rock won’t open the jail cell. But if you go on a frenzy and kick the crap out of it, you might get lucky. Like Damon. (more…)
by Dianna Berrian
Buckle your seatbelts, kiddies. We’re gonna be doing a lot of back and forth between present day and the 1950s during this episode of “The Vampire Diaries”. To start, we revisit the old Salvatore boarding house in Mystic Falls in 1963 where Damon is greeted by a relative by the name of Joseph Salvatore. It never becomes clear exactly who this Joe is because right after he stabs Damon with a syringe of vervain, he gets his neck snapped. Another man waltzes in and jabs him with another needle, knocking him out for the count. In some form, this all relates back to the Augustine society. (more…)
by Dianna Berrian
Ding ding ding! I’d like to make a toast. Here’s to those who have stuck around this long with a show that has had its ups and down. And to our fallen comrades who have left “The Originals” behind for greener pastures, I honestly cannot blame you. For a mid-season finale, it seems to have fallen a bit short from all the actiony goodness that we were overindulged with last week.
by Dianna Berrian
In lieu of Thanksgiving coming up this week, it seems fitting to have an episode of “The Originals” with so many family values. Loyalty, compassion, gratitude. Lying, thievery, betrayal. But as long as you’re absolved of your sins, it’s all peachy right? Well, that’s exactly Rebekah’s hope when she takes up Father Kieran’s confessional. “Are you even Catholic?” Hey, Father, quit making jokes. She needs absolution! (more…)
by Josh Batchelder
The Hunger Games: Catching Fire had a lot to live up to. As the sequel to one of the most profitable films of 2012, many were unsure if Catching Fire would live up to the hype surrounding the series. When Francis Lawrence replaced Gary Ross as director, fans waited with baited breath to find out how this installment would fare. I can safely say that Catching Fire is the perfect sequel to the first movie and in numerous ways tops The Hunger Games around every bend.
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