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Baseball certainly isn’t the same game it was even 5 years ago. If we go back to 10 years ago, rule changes, personalities and focuses […]
The sprawling city of Chicago. A bad cop. A dead kid… and Chuck Norris? There’s something magnetic about Chuck Norris. It’s why we can all […]
In 1980, we learned the POWER of “The Empire” when it struck back against the Rebel forces for 2 hours and 7 minutes. That power was accompanied by one of the – if not the greatest-paced movies of all time but also a question. That question? When would the franchise return? When would it come back … Continue reading 2GuysTalkingStarWars: Return of the Jedi (1983) Perspective Review →
1977 was a very memorable year for a lot of people. For those that can remember May 1977, they’ll remember sights, sounds, storylines and special effects that continue to stand the test of feature film time. 2GuysTalking has been around 12 years now, and one of the most-asked questions inside our history is “when are … Continue reading 2GuysTalkingStarWars: The Star Wars (A New Hope – 1977) Perspective Review →
STAR WARS might have begun long, long ago in a galaxy far, far away, but the franchise, the zeal and FANDOM of Star Wars Fans around the world thrives. With new standalone movies, the next “three Episodes” arriving, and more drama on and off screen – well – the STAR WARS Experience is alive and … Continue reading 2GuysTalkingStarWars: The Rogue One (2016) Perspective Review →
The ties of boys (and girls) to cars is something unique. They are unchallenged time machines that take us back to places that make the mind race. Whether it’s 31 Chevy’s, the muscle cars from the 60s and 70s, and even the newest vehicles being developed – they all transport us when they’re seen, ridden … Continue reading Batmobiles – A Complete & Detailed Review – Which is YOUR Favorite? →
Talking to people is supposed to be something EASY. Hey, how’s it goin’!? What’cha got planned tonite? Hey, what the status on that project and the consequential discussion makes for lives across the globe day after day. But what happens when the conversations that you’re having – are literally – life and death? Inside of 1998’s The Negotiator, we join Samuel … Continue reading The Negotiator (1998): A Perspective Review →
The Law. The city of Boston. Crime, and the process of solving it. The value of a Perspective Review via 2GuysTalking, is being able to examine a movie, long after it’s been done at the theater and even after home availability on DVD and Blu-ray as well as electronic downloads arrive and disappear. Tonite, the … Continue reading Mystic River (2003) – A Perspective Review →
For the most part, the United States is built literally upon the words we hear that guide one piece of our economy, culture and communities. Cryptocurrencies have always had a rich, deep collection of words that describe concepts, ideas, value and more but – what does it all mean? Inside this episode of 2GuysTalking Crypto, … Continue reading Vocabulary Love Letters: Cryptocurrency Volume 1 →
What is – The Matrix? In 1999, and still to this day on commercial networks across the world, many find out still to this day find out what – it – is. The Matrix, that was “born” in 1999, provided the canvas of “virtual reality” – infused with AI – Artificial intelligence, and allowed us … Continue reading The Matrix (1999) – A Perspective Review →
He’s one of the most beloved characters in comics. Since 1963, we’ve loved Spider-Man. Whether it be because he’s “just like us with ordinary personal and familial problems”, or just because he can stick to walls and spin webs, ol’ webhead makes us all weak in the knees when it comes to nostalgia. Another feature … Continue reading Spider-Man: A Perspective Review Series →
The value of guns, both in television and movies, is indescribable. From War movies to Mom and Pop flicks to television programming galore – they are there. The opinions about them all? They’re there too. But where are the listings of all of them? The answer? Right here, at WhatCopsWatch.Com. We’re digging into The 10 Most Prolific … Continue reading The Most Prolific Firearms in TV & Movie History – Volume 1 →
Your death: While it’s not something many are comfortable talking about. when it comes to cryptocurriencies there’s not really a more vital conversation and planning session that needs to happen. What is it YOU have done to make sure that – when the day comes – YOUR CRYPTO, and the money that you’ve spent folding … Continue reading What Happens to Your CRYPTO – When You Die? →
There are many logos that you can look at around you on your mobile device, your drive home, inside the boob tube and thousands of other places. Only ONE conjures the answer however to the question – who you gonna’ call? In 1984, Ivan Reitman directed a special little feature film, exploring the paranormal, the … Continue reading Ghostbusters (1984) – A Perspective Review →
Everyone has known from day one, that what Cryptocurrencies would need is a wider adoption, allowing more people to toss money into the pool to make the water sweeter, more enticing and filled with the ability to grow. Well, Mastercard, along with the one-two crypto-punch of Bakkt, looks to be contributing to the adoption equation … Continue reading Mastercard & Bakkt Create a Crypto Team-Up – What Now? →
As children of the 80’s, our imaginations propelled us into great adventures. Fighting against a Galactic Empire in a galaxy far, far away? Yep. Learning to “Never Say Die” as we hunt for pirate treasure through booby trapped caves? Of course. Throwing on our proton packs, crossing the streams and saving the world? Do you … Continue reading The Monster Squad (1987) Perspective Review →
The world of cryptocurrency isn’t getting any smaller. It’s not a fad. It is a growing, living industry with facets of all kinds – if you’re willing to learn about them. What are YOU doing to learn about crypto today? Join Mike Wilkerson, and a growing number of co-hosts, visitors, thought leaders and more as … Continue reading 2GuysTalking Crypto – Let’s Go! →
The color – Red. The Make – Plymouth. The value – Awesome. In 1983 there were a lot of big things goin’ on. Hair. Neon colored clothes. The expectations of your woodshop instructor. The other big thing that was going on, during the summer of 1983 – was a little movie, about a really … Continue reading Christine (1983) – A Perspective Review →
The world of crypto currencies, is growing, and becoming more common place. It’s terms, vocabularies, best practices and veins of knowledge are also growing, providing a new area of knowledge to learn how it is impacting the world around us. There is now a podcast, where you can follow the story from the beginning from … Continue reading Our 101: Educating You (as WE Learn) on Crypto Currencies →
August 29th of each year is a very special day. A day when all things end, and begin anew after the machines become self-aware at 2:14am/EST. Regardless of whether you’re a Terminator fan or not, moviegoers will agree that Terminator 2, directed by Terminator Director James Cameron, is one of the finest movies ever … Continue reading Terminator 2 Judgment Day (1991) – A Perspective Review →
The science fiction horror world gave film making history something truly special when James Cameron’s The TERMINATOR was released in 1984. It sparked one of the most legendary series of characters ever created, generated an unforgettable listing of one-liners, and paves the way for so many generations of sequels, toys, film tendencies and more. … Continue reading The Terminator (1984) – A Perspective Review →
The sprawling city of Chicago. A bad cop. A dead kid… and Chuck Norris? There’s something magnetic about Chuck Norris. It’s why we can all quote one of a million quotes where Chuck Norris Doesn’t Do Push Ups – He Pushes the World DOWN. The memories of the best Chuck Norris quotes are good but … Continue reading Code of Silence (1985) – A Perspective Review →
The LAW, is out there, in vehicles of all kinds no less. Whether they on two wheels or on wheels that peel out and chase the good guys like in The Dukes of Hazzard, or the bad guys like Sonny Crocket and Tubbs in the day-glow cityscape of Miami, the law has always and will … Continue reading Best Police Vehicles from TV & Movies →
Have aliens visited Earth? This question has always been an intriguing one. From the first “contact” we may have had in 1947, the various incidents reporting inside of The Air Force’s “Project Blue Book” to any one of hundreds of documentaries you can find streaming online today – the question “have we been visited” is … Continue reading Independence Day (1996) – A Perspective Review →
The land of Star Wars fandom is a strange one to be sure. Whether it’s in the movies, the upcoming television series or any of the twenty different projects that are slated to arrive just in 2019, the realm that fans can get involved in is immense, growing and squarely in the cross hairs of … Continue reading 2GuysTalkingStarWars: 20 Projects Arriving This Year! →
The Academy Awards. Oscar. The oldest and most respected Entertainment Award ceremony out there. Often referred to as “The Super Bowl of the Movie Industry”. Some of the greatest films ever made have been recognized by Hollywood’s highest honor across all types of genres: Drama, Comedy, War Films, Biopics, Musicals, Westerns and Historical epics to … Continue reading Killing Oscar! How The Academy Snubs The Horror Genre →
How many of you LIKE our current President of the United States? Whether you’re a fan or not, the fact is that feature films galore have featured both real and fictional Presidents for a very long time. Inside of 1997’s Air Force One, we’re introduced to President James Marshall – a former military vet, devoted … Continue reading Air Force One (1997) – A Perspective Review →
There is a strange entry that is classified as “the Best Christmas Movie of All Time”, and while it features the words, “Ho, Ho, Ho”, Merry Christmas, and takes place in December – the FIREWORKS featured inside the movie are the captivating piece of it as we all collectively say, “Yipee-Ki-Yay, Motherf@#%&*!” The words terrorism … Continue reading Die Hard (1988) – A Perspective Review →
For those of us who’ve acted on stage well – stagecraft can go a variety of ways and well – not all of them are GOOD. Inside this episode’s story, it’s HALLOWEEN! There’s a party inside the Curious Goods Antique Story, and literally – all hell breaks loose. Will our triad of intrepid heroes conquer … Continue reading Our Review of “Hellowe’en” – Episode 5 →
When we talk about the year 1987 and “tea”, I would have originally thought, “Tea. Earl Grey. Hot.” Inside this most-recent episode review of Friday The 13th: The Series – We’re all offered a cup of tea that steals the life-force from the homeless population of our local city and/or city park! It’s never been … Continue reading Our Review of “A Cup of Time” – Episode 4 →
He was the youngest President ever elected in American history. He was the only Catholic-American ever elected. He led the country through the Cuban Missle Crisis, into Vietnam and into Civil Rights reform – but was cut down by an assassin’s bullet before he finished his first term. This is John F. Kennedy: The 35th … Continue reading Presidential Bio: John F. Kennedy (JFK) – The 35th President of The United States →
Love. Lust. Obsession. Stalking. All of these words are pieces of the tapestry of many relationships, but they all come to an incredibly striking, disturbing head inside this episode of Friday The 13th: The Series. Sprinkle in drunken college fraternity parties, cops that have interesting attention spans, and creepy creekside excursions, and steamy relationships that lead … Continue reading Our Review of “Cupid’s Quiver” – Episode 3 →
I’ve on-the-spot concepted, written, and read thousands of episode intros over the years to a variety of podcast programs. But what if what I wrote – became reality? What if what I wrote, was responsible for MURDER? Season 1, Episode 2 The Poison Pen, takes Friday the 13th on a dramatic trip inside a monastery of monks. … Continue reading Our Review of “The Poison Pen” – Episode 2 →
The number 13 has a variety of different connotations. For some it’s positive. I for example met my wife, was engaged, got married had my daughter, and – started this podcast – all on 13s. A reasonably positive experience all the way around. For others, 13 means something “darker”. Inside this episode of The Curious Goods podcast, … Continue reading Our Review of “The Inheritance” – Episode 1 →
The building of a television series isn’t something that happens quick. It surely doesn’t happen and become instantly successful. More often than not, it also doesn’t get to ride the coattails of a huge franchise that just so happens to be inside the same exact genre, but that’s exactly what happened with “Friday The 13th: … Continue reading Curious Goods Podcast 101 – Why This Podcast Exists… →
It’s often credited as the first “monster” book. The granddaddy of all monsters. A novel that dared to ask the questions of not only the moral implications of “playing God” but also what is the purpose of life? What basic human needs are most important? What lengths will we go to defend and or avenge … Continue reading Mary Shelly’s FRANKENSTEIN: A Celebration 200 Years In The Making! →
In the age of reboots, remakes and reimaginings, a very crucial piece of storytelling is, most of the time, overlooked…Legacy. When writers and filmmakers ignore the legacy of the horror property they intend to “refresh”, the end product usually ends up a rehash of an old story with updated effects. That’s NOT what fans want! … Continue reading Cut The Crap Movie Review – Halloween (2018) →
Who was the only President that served as the leader of a labor union? Who was a lifeguard credited with saving more than 70 struggling swimmers? He redefined the purpose of government. Spurred economic growth by cutting taxes and government spending, and won The Cold War with the fall of Communism? If you guessed Ronald … Continue reading Presidential Bio: Ronald Wilson Reagan (RWR) – The 40th President of The United States →
While all of us have an affinity in regard to dinosaurs but all of us can remember when we saw dinosaurs – in front of us – on the silver screen for the first time. In 1993’s Jurassic Park, technology, talents and storyline combine to create a true classic masterpiece that continues to deliver memorable … Continue reading Jurassic Park (1993) – A Perspective Review →
A man – a famous one, a surgeon that’s murdered his wife – on the run. The city of Chicago. Law Enforcement on his heels for 2 hours and 10 minutes – non-stop. 1993’s “The Fugitive” starring Harrison Ford was one of the most popular movies that year and continues to satisfy to this day. … Continue reading The Fugitive (1993) – A Perspective Review →
Baseball is a game that continues to give us drama, memories and statistics but what it’s also given us – are a series of staples on the silver screen. While we’ve covered 1989’s Field of Dreams in Perspective Review, the fact is that there are a LOT of outstanding, resoundingly-memorable baseball films. Which one is … Continue reading 10 Best Baseball Movies in Feature Film History →
It’s a word you’ve probably heard don’t know the real definition to. What is MOPAR? More importantly, which MOPAR vehicles appear in television and movies? Which one’s the best? Check out the fun, detail, and education now in the most recent 2GuysTalkingCars podcast! The 2GuyTalkingCars Podcast Links Bar: Subscribe via iTunes | Subscribe via RSS … Continue reading The Best MOPAR Vehicles in TV and Movie History! →
When I was a kid, HAPPY DAYS was one of the most prolific programs on television. What I remember from that was red-headed Richie Cunningham, his family, and the rocking around the clock of those who worshipped the Fonz, and all things drive-in diner. The cars. The stories. The innocence, and ROLLER SKATES! It was … Continue reading American Grafitti (1973) – A Perspective Review →
What will YOU represent in “The End?” There are few things more emotional than the “end” of something. A job, a relationship, a life – each of them offers something different for everyone based on your relationships, your life and your legacy. Inside this episode of Marvel’s Agents of SHIELD, Season 5, Episode 22 – … Continue reading Season 5, Episode 22 – “The End” – Reviewed! →
Gravity isn’t just what’s responsible for bringing you “down” – it’s the literal centerpiece to this episode of The Agents of SHIELD – Season 5, Episode 21, The Force of Gravity. A clear villain. Several clear threats. Multiple decisions and the amount of fates to be impacted inside this and the season finale are DIRE! … Continue reading Season 5, Episode 21 – “The Force of Gravity” – Reviewed! →
The origin of heroes can be one of the most memorable experiences a fan can have. How they came to be, their rise to responsibility. The marveling at their power. But what happens when the hero turns dark, almost villainous? We’ll find out inside this episode of The Agents of SHIELD – Season 5, Episode … Continue reading Season 5, Episode 20 – “The One Who Will Save Us All” – Reviewed! →
The ability to have an array of choices in just about everything is a good thing! An app on your phone. Tax avenues every April. Career Choices – the fact is that having options is good. During this episode of Marvel’s Agents of SHIELD: Season 5, Episode 19, Option Two, our team takes a different … Continue reading Season 5, Episode 19 – “Option Two” – Reviewed! →
Baseball certainly isn’t the same game it was even 5 years ago. If we go back to 10 years ago, rule changes, personalities and focuses on “enhancements” changed the game to be sure. If we travel back 20 years, we’ll see how salaries have clearly evolved, how roles changed completely across the board and how … Continue reading Field of Dreams (1989) – A Perspective Review →
Highways are paths all of us take at some time or another. Whether it be on the way to a daily grind, or heading to vacation in a not-too-far-away land, the road that leads us to our destination is almost always appreciated. But what if the road led you to places – you hadn’t thought … Continue reading Season 5, Episode 18 – “All Roads Lead” – Reviewed! →
Few films feature power, nostalgia, brilliant acting, and tethers to two more profound entries that build, and build, and shine. The value of Back to the Future isn’t just that it was a movie that came at a time – we all needed a movie like it, but because of the spine it built for … Continue reading Back to the Future (1985) – A Perspective Review →
The threads that connect our SHIELD Team have created a bond that is – delicious. From initial introduction to twists and turns, the connective tissue to the feature films and back – we know a lot about our SHIELD Team, it’s members – old and new – and the best part is that it all … Continue reading Season 5, Episode 17 – “The Honeymoon” – Reviewed! →
We all have that “drawer” in the kitchen, our offices, or even our podcast studios where things – accumulate. Inside this most-recent episode of Marvel’s Agents of SHIELD, Season 5, Episode 16, Inside Voices, we’re exposed to a number of elements. At LEAST as many elements as we all have inside those collective drawers. What … Continue reading Season 5, Episode 16 – “Inside Voices” – Reviewed! →
The pieces of science fiction that travel throughout the Marvel Universe continue to GROW. What was a program about Superheroes on Earth is quickly embiggening to become something a WHOLE LOT LARGER. Inside this most-recent episode, Season 5, Episode 15, Rise and Shine – we find that universe not only becoming larger, more connected, but much … Continue reading Season 5, Episode 15 – “Rise and Shine” – Reviewed! →
The mind is an incredibly powerful tool. The ability to conceive of great achievements. To invent incredible technology. The ability to generate layered storytelling the invites and showcases that from the past, and the future all at the same time inside the 5th Season, 14th episode of a program issued from Marvel Comics. Strap in, … Continue reading Season 5, Episode 14 – “The Devil Complex” – Reviewed! →
There’s something frightening about trends. One day, it’s just a random blip on your social media news feed. The next day, everyone is dumping buckets of ice water on themselves while they try on flesh colored leggings and chewing on packets of laundry soap. Once a trend gets going, it’s almost impossible to stop. Much … Continue reading Talk About Terrifying – You Got Your Zombie In My Peanut Butter! →
The 100th episode of any televised program traditionally signals – THE END. Inside this episode of Marvel’s Agents of SHIELD, Season 5, Episode 12, The Real Deal, we are given some FALSE elements, nightmarish visions, heroic rescues and puffy eyes. It’s all here, and more inside this episode of The Agents of SHIELD Podcast – … Continue reading Season 5, Episode 12 – “The Real Deal” – Reviewed! →
One could only imagine that an incredibly important “signal” was coming from St. Louis, MO – that dealt with Agents of SHIELD on ABC. While we would LOVE to think that that emitted signal was THIS – The Agents of SHIELD Podcast, what we find inside this episode, Season 5, Episode 11 – All the … Continue reading Season 5, Episode 11 – “All the Comforts of Home” – Reviewed! →
The stripes of red, white and blue conjure images of all kinds – depending on who you are, where you live but more importantly – what kind of comic books you read. The Marvel Comic Universe has become a behemoth, that has so many tendrils, tentacles and details – well, if you stop paying attention … Continue reading Captain America: The Winter Soldier (2013): A Perspective Review →
Everyone has an opinion. In the world of film, “critics” are tasked with giving us a well rounded look at the upcoming feature we may or may not be interested in seeing. Horror always seems to get the short end of the stick due to its basic nature of being disturbing, violent and sometimes gory. … Continue reading Cut The Crap Movie Review – Harbinger Down →
The concept of a “Superhero Team” had been thought about, drawn up, and shown to human eyes millions of times and satisfied every eye that saw them – on the written comic book page. When you talk about live-action television and feature films well – “Superhero Team” efforts, especially ones worth their salt when it … Continue reading Avengers (2012) – A Perspective Review →
What happens when you’re told that one of your most-favored characters has to die this episode? How about if you’re told and can “feel” that at least ONE of our hero team is going to die? How about that MULTIPLE CHARACTERS are going to die? There’s something to an episode that doesn’t only get your … Continue reading Season 5, Episode 10 – “Past Life” – Reviewed! →
Remember when The Wizard Of Oz would air on television once a year and if you missed it, you were shit out of luck? It was the same with the Christmas specials. Rudolph the Red Nosed Reindeer, Frosty the Snowman and A Charlie Brown Christmas. If you and your family didn’t tune in, you had … Continue reading Lethal Listings: 7 Halloween TV Specials You Might Have Forgotten →
How does one become an on-film character that not only represents a nation but is the leader of what will be a decade+ of Marvel Cinematic Universal entries that will last a lifetime? The worry, beyond casting Captain America, was how on Earth could we take a strapping (and hopefully talented) actor, toss him into … Continue reading Captain America: The First Avenger (2011) – A Perspective Review →
What happens when you discover that the plan you’ve made – isn’t the one that’s going to work, but only a piece of what needs to be done? The fact is that no ONE THING is ever enough regardless of the effort, and things have never been truer in this regard, than during THIS episode … Continue reading Season 5, Episode 9 – “Best Laid Plans” – Reviewed! →
There’s something to be said, when you hear that Hollywood is going to take a Norse God the princess from the STAR WARS prequels, and make a feature film. While originally not a mainstream comic book hero, Thor is one with very interesting storylines, character arcs, and what not too long ago would have been … Continue reading Thor (2011) – A Perspective Review →
The inter-workings of traveling through and in time – are complex. While we’ll all have many days, what if you were able to move through them, cataloging your experiences, interactions and more as the not-yet-recorded events happen as you barrel towards tomorrow’s doom. There’s a LOT to unpack inside this most-recent episode of Marvel’s Agents … Continue reading Season 5, Episode 8 – “The Last Day” – Reviewed! →
Stephen King has long been labeled the modern day Master of the Macabre, even though not all of his novels and short stories are considered horror. But because the majority of his body of work does exist in the realm of nightmare fueled, scream-inducing terror, they are ripe for adaptation. Over the decades, King’s … Continue reading Cut The Crap Movie Review – IT (2017) →
Escape: the act of evacuating physically. An inclination to retreat from unpleasant realities through diversion or fantasy. An Album by the rock group, Journey, 1981. Regardless of YOUR definition of the word “escape” it’s what at the center of another episode of Marvel’s Agents of SHIELD on ABC and Hulu streaming. Action. Questions. Familiar characters … Continue reading Season 5, Episode 7 – “Together, or Not at All” – Reviewed! →
Big characters often require big actors to jump aboard a movie but – what happens when that’s not the case? In fact, what happens when the “star” of the movie will be entirely CGI’d? The answer, in most cases, when so much computer generated art is implemented is often disappointing. Inside 2008’s The Incredible Hulk, … Continue reading The Incredible Hulk (2008) – A Perspective Review →
One of the most under-emphasizes facets of cinema is effective, complimentary music. The right soundtrack will put you in the right mood and help guide you through the storytelling blow by blow. The WRONG soundtrack will make a feature film effort jarring and blow you away, destroying your cinema-going experience. Recently, we talked to Iron … Continue reading Iron Man 2 Composer, John Debney – Under the Hood Interview →
Connecting the Past, with what’s happening in the Future, is no easy road. When you take the cavalcade of characters, the events of the last 5 episodes, the push towards Infinityness and the fact that somewhere inside this episode, there needs to be “Fun & Games” well – There’s a tall order that’s waiting to be … Continue reading Season 5, Episode 6 – “Fun & Games” – Reviewed! →
The original changed the way we ALL think about “those stupid comic book movies” and served as the first of many cinematic offerings that continue to change what we think of comic book nostalgia. Inside 2010’s Iron Man 2, we revisit the red and gold suit (albeit an altered suit, along with a suitcase suit … Continue reading Iron Man 2 (2010) – A Perspective Review →
The clear mark of excellence in storytelling is that what you watch – STICKS. The line that a story takes. The character interactions. The touches of tech that roll past the eyes but burn a curvaceous, indelible image are the stuff of legend. Inside this most-recent episode of Agents of SHIELD on ABC and Hulu … Continue reading Season 5, Episode 5 – “Rewind” – Reviewed! →
There’s a lot more to Iron Man than a suit of iron. The history of Marvel Comics has grown exponentially providing cinematic visages of more paper-based heroes than we could have originally imagined. The film that started the Marvel Cinematic Universe (MCU) run, was a movie directed by Jon Favreau, starring Robert Downey Jr.. Iron … Continue reading Iron Man (2008) – A Perspective Review →
Viral Outbreaks. Bio-Terrorism. Deforming Mutations. Flesh-Craving Zombies. All of these things are synonymous with the Resident Evil film series. A film series based (loosely) on a successful video game franchise of the same name. A film series that has given us six movies over a span of fifteen years. A film series that has divided genre fans since its … Continue reading Fright Filled Franchises – The Resident Evil Film Series →
Nostalgia isn’t just something we experience – it is PASSION. The proliferation of comic book movies over the last decade have offered some of the greatest cinema moments and we’re overjoyed to be involved in bringing you the most educational, one-of-a-kind content there is when it comes to the reviews of Comic Book Movies! In … Continue reading The Road to INFINITY is Paved by 2GuysTalking… →
Children as commodities? Meeting another skillfully power’d Inhuman? There’s a lot to get to inside this episode that includes all these things and – another Team members arrival? It’s the 4th entry of season 5 for The Agents of SHIELD and it’s time to review it all with detailed, educational flair! It’s time for the … Continue reading Season 5, Episode 4 – “A Life Earned” – Reviewed! →
Nothing is sacred! Everything old is new again! Hollywood has raped my childhood! Whenever we here any of these statements uttered by our family, friends or co-workers, it can only mean one thing…REMAKES! Sadly, Horror seems to be the genre studios gravitate towards to make some fast cash. And while SOME remakes range from great to nearly … Continue reading Lethal Listings – 13 Worst Horror Remakes →
‘Establishing the ground rules is usually a boring, long, drawn-out affair inside of episodic television. Inside this episode of Agents of SHIELD Season 5, episode 3 – a Life Spent – we find that establishing the ground rules and learning about our present surroundings takes more than just a little orientation. New characters, new powers, … Continue reading Season 5, Episode 3 – “A Life Spent” – Reviewed! →
It’s been a very long, inhuman-ridden time since we’ve seen our intrepid Agents in action. When last we left them, Coulson was seen in space, The other Agents had only had recently escaped from their Faceboo – errr uh, Framework-generated lives by the skin of their collective teeth. A new trailer allowed us to peer into what’s to … Continue reading Season 5 – Launches! “Orientation 1 & 2” – Reviewed! →
The most important thing in any type of relationship is trust. We trust our parents when they tell us “There’s no such thing as monsters.” We trust our friends and loved ones when they tell us “There’s nothing wrong.” But what if that trust is broken? For example…when Hollywood misleads us with remakes and movie … Continue reading Talk About Terrifying – No Clowning Around →
The End. Fin. The Magilla. The Piece de la Resistance. The end of things is supposed to be a time for rejoicing. A time of reflection. A time of appreciation of what you have. Inside this last series of 8 episodes of Marvel’s Inhumans – there’s not a whole lot to be thankful for, a … Continue reading Inhumans: Episode 8 – Reviewed! …and finally – It’s Over →
One of the most important parts of storytelling is – crescendo – the arrival of getting to – something. Anything. Inside this most-recent episode of Marvel’s Inhumans – you know – the one before the series ends? We Find – nothing in the way of arriving at – anything. The build up? Completely absent. Worse … Continue reading Inhumans: Episode 7 – Reviewed! Havoc In The Hidden Land aka – The Writer’s Room →
Throughout the history of film, there have been hundreds of horror movies, but only a few rise to the top. Everything is subjective. Your taste in movies is definitely one of them. They may not be the scariest, they may not be the bloodiest, but everybody has a list of those films you just have … Continue reading Lethal Listings – 13 Must Watch Horror Films →
When it comes to horror, the die hard fans want more. More blood. More scares. More monsters. So when it comes to horror podcasts, why settle for just one topic? Give the people what they want…more! 2GuysTalkingHorror is proud to present their new multi-topical show Talk About Terrifying! Filled to the brim with horror news … Continue reading Talk About Terrifying – Horror With A Side Of Bacon →
Death comes for us all. Sometimes you see it coming. Sometimes you don’t – and wind up bring hit like a runaway freight train on a Friday evening. The bottom line though is that – you’re dead. Your story is over. Fin. The. End. Inside the most-recent episode of Marvel’s Inhumans on ABC/Hulu Streaming, we’re … Continue reading Inhumans: Episode 6 – Reviewed! The Gentleman’s Name is Gorgon – and He Is DEAD. →
The detail of common sense can be found in any one of my jaunts on to YouTube during the week. How to do this. What to learn from that. How to make the best of general things when all things go wrong. And then there’s what’s transpiring during this Inhumans Series. We’d thought we’d had … Continue reading Inhumans: Episode 5 – Reviewed! Something Caca This Way Comes! Dear Marvel… →
Family. Long gone are the days of the “normal” family unit. A Father, a Mother, two children and a pet. It’s common today for a family to have two fathers, or two mothers, step children, foster children. Maybe your grandmother is raising you. Or perhaps there is no blood connection at all. The word Family … Continue reading Lethal Listings – 7 Questions With The Brothers Grimm →
Back in the 1980’s there was a movie called Clash of the Titans. Inside that film was a Titan, a woman, with gorgeous breasts and flowing locks of hair which were actually snakes. Her gaze would make you freeze in fright! In fact, you would turn to stone and be there forever more. I’ve just … Continue reading Inhumans: Episode 4 – Reviewed! Make Way for Medusa – Something Caca This Way Comes… →
Dissection. It’s the process of pulling things apart. Whether it’s a feature film, a character, a creature or even a genre, the base meaning stays the same. It’s all about the pieces parts. Horror means a variety of things to different people. For some, it instills fear. For others, it turns stomachs with unimaginable sights. … Continue reading Dissecting the Genres of Horror →
The ramp to story greatness almost ALWAYS begins it’s ascent in the third chapter. As we arrive into the 3rd of 8 entries to the realm of Marvel’s Inhumans on ABC/Hulu Streaming, we find: A New Inhuman Power Team full of threats, bent prisons screws and – a Ganja Farm? There are CLEARLY a lot … Continue reading Inhumans: Episode 3 – Reviewed! Superpowerless Heroes “Divide and Conquer” →
Inhumans: We’ve now had YEARS to learn about them, to see their powers, their rise and fall, but what’s left to learn? A LOT. Marvel’s crafted another series, this time on-network, to add even more flavor to the ever-growing deck of character and story cards that make up the Marvel Universe. Does this new launch … Continue reading Inhumans: Episode 1 & 2 – Reviewed! What Did You Think? →
Life is not always a world of wine and roses. In fact, it can flat out suck sometimes. Dead end job? Cheating spouse? Life threatening medical diagnosis? No matter what problems you face, you know that there is a way to escape for awhile…Entertainment! Film, television, books, all are used to retreat from the real world … Continue reading GAME OVER – The History of Survival Horror Video Games →
It’s everywhere. You know it and I know it. Take a good look around you. It’s almost impossible to ignore. You see it? Right there?! It’s a scrap of horror clinging to your everyday life. No longer contained in old films and dusty books, horror can be found in almost every crevice of popular culture. It’s in … Continue reading A Crash Course in Horror Part 2 →
On September 8, 1966, the world was introduced to the world of phasers, photon torpedoes, the United Federation of Planets, and the captaincy of one James Tiberius Kirk. Since then, Star Trek has not only become one of the most popular properties worldwide, but has become a piece of language lexicon, cinema history and for … Continue reading Star Trek (2009) – A Perspective Review →
Tornadoes: We’ll likely never experience on in real life and for that, we can consider ourselves lucky. In 1996, masses across North America were given, Twister, directed by Jon De Bon, starting a cavalcade of Hollywood’s brightest, up and coming actors who have all had literal windfalls since back then. What was also given to us … Continue reading Twister (1996) – A Perspective Review →
When it comes to tracing the roots of the horror genre, one need not look any further than their local library. The foundation of everything we know and love about horror can be found in the pages of some of the greatest literary works. It’s also no surprise that most of the classic horror films … Continue reading A Crash Course in Horror Part 1 →
It is a genre that transcends age, sex, color and culture. It can be found in literature, art, music, and film all over the world. Whether it’s located in the blade of an all too real attacker or the razor clawed glove of a sadistic dream demon, the end result is the same…Horror! The mounting … Continue reading What is 2GuysTalkingHorror? →
We can all remember the days of television-based leader called “Optimus Prime”. The unmitigated fear instilled by the vocal tones of a transforming pistol called ‘Megatron”. There was a lot to love back in the early 80’s when The Transformers weren’t only on screens worldwide, but in our toy boxes, imaginations, sketchbooks and more. Michael … Continue reading The Transformers Perspective Review Series →
The Pirates of the Caribbean was a noble endeavor when it began – an effort to bring the world and realm of the famed Disney ride to cinematic life. In it, they paired Johnny Depp, cutting-edge special effects, and an interest in stoking the flames of movie-goers zeal for on-screen piracy, drunken captains and scenic … Continue reading The Pirates of the Caribbean Perspective Review Series →
Election Season 2016 – It has been a raucous time for the American Voting Public. A high-wire fingerpointing circus act that allows us all to wonder “are these the best choices that we can come up with out of ALL of the people that want to Run for the President’s seat? The value of … Continue reading Dave (1993) – A Perspective Review →
Back in the 1980s – movies were different, they were hard, and many – were Rated R. One of the heralded movies of 1987, was about a police officer at the end of his career, a family man, and – another cop – that was on the “ragged edge” – one that needed to be registered as “A Lethal Weapon.” Looking back now, almost 30 years, on the cusp of a new television show, it’s time to jump perspective, across actors careers, across host perspectives, and across the bridge to a new – on … Continue reading Lethal Weapon (1987) – A Perspective Review →
The city of New York – An actor that has so many great roles, charity efforts, and legacy that it makes most people’s heads hurt. The value of watching Gary Sinise inside a program like CSI: NY, is that – there’s literally NO EFFORT required. We’ll be visiting the very FIRST episode of CSI: NY, … Continue reading A Visit to CSI: NY on CBS – A Cop’s Perspective →
There’s something to be said for Hawaiian shirts – Just not in this program. Tom Selleck leads a cast of true blue bloods, inside of “Blue Bloods” on CBS – one of our recent submissions for WhatCopsWatch.Com – With a robust cast, interesting storylines, and the literal background of New York, it’s time to take … Continue reading A Visit to Blue Bloods on CBS →
There’s something to be said for new technologies, classic characters and ultra kick ass ass-kicking sessions that are available as fast as you want ’em. There’s a new sheriff in town, he’s dressed all in black, and while they’ll say that JUSTICE is blind, this guy IS BLIND. We, of course, are talking about the … Continue reading Daredevil on Netflix Review: Season 1, Episode 1 “Into the Ring…” →