Posted by Duvy On June - 11 - 2009 Comments Off
Twilight – A Man’s PerspectiveBy Christopher McCollum
To quote a good friend of mine, ‘Twilight swept through the ranks of my female friends like the bubonic plague.’
I first heard of this series of books two years ago, when my former English professor told me about this teenage vampire book that was sweeping across the country at [...]
Posted by TristaLou On May - 18 - 2009 Comments Off
The Show and Tell Tour performance was hosted at the Marquee in Tulsa, OK.
One thing I always enjoy about the Marquee is that it is just the right size, it
allows for a good crowd of people to come, but also keeps it small enough to set
that feeling that the band is only there to preform [...]
Posted by Duvy On April - 12 - 2009 Comments Off
2008’s remake of the science-fiction classic The Day the Earth Stood Still was not, when all things were said and done, a box office failure, but Fox had to be disappointed with its lackluster opening weekend, lukewarm critical reception and quick fade from theaters.
The overall so-so response sums up the movie pretty well. The Day [...]
Posted by Duvy On April - 10 - 2009 Comments Off
The Chronicles of Riddick: Escape From Butcher Bay was hailed by many, but played by few. Released for the Xbox, the game revisited Riddick’s early days, prior to Pitch Black and The Chronicles of Riddick, when the murderous antihero was still a common criminal.
While reviewers loved the game, it wasn’t a huge seller. Developers Starbreeze [...]
Posted by Duvy On April - 10 - 2009 Comments Off
There will be no hating on Dragonball Evolution in this review. The film has a lot stacked against it: It’s based on an anime series long past its height of popularity, and it always was second to the likes of Pokemon. It’s aimed at kids, so you never know how childish it might be. It’s [...]
Posted by Duvy On April - 5 - 2009 Comments Off
For fans of Twilight who can’t wait until the fall to see werewolves and vampires interact, there’s Adventureland, which stars that guy from Cursed and that chick from Twilight in what can only be described as a throwback to the classic comedies of the 1980’s.
Jesse Eisenberg, who has also starred in The Squid and the [...]
Posted by jacksoncompton On January - 28 - 2009 Comments Off
Underworld 3 Review
By Jackson Compton, DFSM Staff Writer
Werewolves and Vampires return for the third installment of Underworld: Rise of
the Lycans, which hit theatres January 23, 2009.
If you’ve seen the first two films already, you know of the
impending tragedy to come. Think of the prequel as the classic retelling of
Shakespeare’s Romeo and Juliet, where the Capulets [...]
Posted by Duvy On January - 23 - 2009 Comments Off
Seventh Circle – Vampires Realm Series
By Gail Pruszkowski
It’s rare to find a romance that grabs you on the first page with both a great action sequence and an emotional storyline but this one did it for me.
SEVENTH CIRCLE, like its predecessors in the VAMPIRES REALM series, is a dark paranormal romance with strong sexy supernatural [...]
Posted by Duvy On January - 23 - 2009 Comments Off
Book Review – Fantasy Lover Sherrilyn Kenyon
By Julie W
This is the first book I read in the Dark Hunter series and it got me hooked.
Julian of Macedon has been cursed and imprisoned into a book for all eternity by a jealous Greek god. He can only be summoned by a woman and then he must [...]
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