Gamer’s Review: Scarface: The World Is Yours

“Scarface: The World Is Yours” was released in 2006 (same year The Legend of Zelda: Twilight Princess came out) on PlayStation 2 and Xbox. It received positive reviews from critics and gamers alike. In addition to praise, the game sold enough copies. The game later came out on the Nintendo Wii in 2007. There are […]

Flashback Review: The Lion King (1994)

After “Aladdin” came out in 1992 alongside Quentin Tarantino’s film debut “Reservoir Dogs,” Disney worked on their next big project. That’s right, the big one that arguably defines “The Disney Renaissance” is none other than “The Lion King.” Dating back to 1988, The Lion King was actually in development. At the time, Disney made a […]

Gamer’s Review: Kingdom Hearts II (Final Mix)

In 2002, video game companies, “Square Enix” & “Disney Interactive” released “Kingdom Hearts” on PlayStation 2 or PS2 for short. It received positive reviews from critics & gamers alike. In addition to warm reception, the game was also profitable success. Both video game companies immediately developed a midquel titled, “Kingdom Hearts: Chain Of Memories” on […]

Flashback Review: Christmas With The Kranks

Greetings & Salutations fellow movie goers from around the world. We’re getting close to Christmas Day with many of us eager to spend time with our family members, eating like a pig & opening presents. Before we celebrate, one movie is labeled as one of the worst Christmas related films of all time starring Tim […]

From Dusk Till Dawn

After earning critical acclaim for his second movie Pulp Fiction, Quentin Tarantino collaborated with Robert Rodriguez, who also found success for directing Desperado, worked on an anthology film titled, “Four Rooms.” Unlike their successful solo entries, Four Rooms earned negative reviews from critics. Sometime later, creature designer/make-up artist, Robert Kurtzman recruited Quentin to write a […]

Flashback Review: Spy Kids 3-D: Game Over

After finishing “Spy Kids 2: The Island Of Lost Dreams,” Robert Rodriguez simultaneously worked on two projects called “Once Upon A Time Mexico,” the last installment in “The Mexico Trilogy” and a film considered one of the weakest installments in the Spy Kids series called, “Spy Kids: 3-D: Game Over. Spy Kids 3-D: Game Over […]