Snoop Dogg Channels his Early 90’s Self on his New Album, Neva Left by Jeff Feuerhaken Making your way to the top in the music industry, no matter the genre, is a journey enjoyed by a ridiculously small percentage of aspirants. In an industry where so much can go wrong, having it all go right…
What’s Coming to Theaters and Stereos this June by Jeff Feuerhaken I’s summertime, and the livin’ is easy. It’s shaking up to be a good month for new stuff, which is always a great way to kick off the season. In theaters, we have some major blockbuster releases on the way. There’s the latest Transformers…
With Guardians Of The Galaxy Vol. 2, This Marvel Train Shows No Sign Of Slowing Down By Jeff Feuerhaken It’s hard to believe it’s almost been 10 years since the inception of what has come to be known as the Marvel cinematic universe. It was all the way back in 2008 when Robert Downey Jr…
The Fate Of The Furious Shows That Big And Dumb Doesn’t Always Mean Bad by Jeff Feuerhaken I’ll be the first to admit that I was late to hop on the Fast and Furious train. Actually, it wasn’t so much a hop as it was a drag. Like as in, being dragged aboard the bandwagon,…
What Disney’s Live Action Beauty And The Beast Lacks In Originality, It Makes Up In Spectacle By Jeff Feuerhaken It was 1937 when Walt Disney released the first ever feature length animated film, Snow White And The Seven Dwarfs. Banking the entire financial fate of the company on this single film ultimately paid off, and…
For All Its Efforts, Life Is More Derivative Than Homage To Certain Sci-Fi Classics by Jeff Feuerhaken Alien meets Gravity.That’s Life. No, that intro was not intended as a philosophical explanation of the absence of extra-terrestrials. I’m talking about a movie here, people, more specifically the new sci-fi film starring Ryan Reynolds, Jake Gyllenhaal, and…
Demonomania, The Second Short Film In The Misfits Of Horror Series Loud Feedback Podcast listeners should recognize this one. Mike and I had been talking about this short film idea months ago, and we kinda gave updates on what was happening with it as we went. Well, booya, here it is for you all to…
Mastodon’s Emperor Of Sand Is A Case Study In Metal Gone Mainstream Done Right By Jeff Feuerhaken There seems to come a time in every metal band’s career where that inevitable crossroads comes clearly into focus: to go mainstream or not to go mainstream? That was certainly the question on the minds of Mastodon as…
This Year, April Is The Calm Before The Blockbuster Storm By Jeff Feuerhaken As is often the case around this time of year, we’ve hit that little lull, the calm before the storm of major blockbusters hit in the summer. There is one major exception, of course, and that exception is the latest in the…
March Brings Plenty Of Movie And Music Madness By Jeff Feuerhaken March Madness is upon us, and I’m not talking about the game that those kids at those schools play. I’m talking about all the new goodness coming to theaters and playlists this Spring. At the movies, we’ve got the third and possibly final solo…