Category Archives: Reviews

RUN FOR YOUR LIVES! Really. – ‘Aftershock’ Review

May 9 Featured, Film, Film Reviews, Films, Uncategorized no comments

I assume that Aftershock came into fruition as a result of a coke-addled writing binge Eli Roth went on with his friend Nicolas Lopez.They spent a night high, yelling what sounded like brilliant ideas at one another. Let...

A Song of Thrones: ‘The Climb’ Episode review

May 6 Featured, Reviews, Television 5 comments

Trying something new here we are going to be doing episode reviews of ‘Game of Thrones’ in a rousing song! Now you too can sing along and figure out what happened on the latest episode of ‘Game of Thrones’.

5 Television Worlds It Would Suck To Live In

April 17 Featured, Lists, Television 2 comments

  Week after week, millions of people immerse themselves in the lives and world of their favorite characters. As viewers, we place ourselves in the shoes of these characters, but would it really be so great to be in...

September 3rd AMAD–Sci-Fi: Frequently Asked Questions about Time...

September 3 Film, Nathan's Reviews, Reviews no comments

Gareth Carrivick’s FAQ About Time Travel has a terrific opening scene: An armada of spaceships is closing in on a big blue planet. Inside one of the ships, a British star-trooper is informing his crew of time raiders tha...

September 2nd AMAD–Sci-Fi: Love (2011)

September 2 Featured, Film, Nathan's Reviews, Reviews no comments

AMAD continues with William Eubank’s Love, a thought-provoking space adventure that asks big questions about the universe and human existence. Maybe love, maybe hate. It all depends on the viewer and their expectations. ...

September 1st AMAD–Sci-Fi: Sleep Dealer (2008)

September 1 Featured, Film, Nathan's Reviews, Reviews no comments

Alex Rivera’s Sleep Dealer is one of the most grounded science fiction films of recent memory. The first time director has referred to his work as  ”science fiction with many anchors in today’s reality.” He isn’t joking....

PCN Shorts: Cousin by Adam Elliot

September 1 Film, Films, Video 1 comment

I am a huge fan of short films, and an even bigger fan of animation. And one of the best in the field right now is Adam Elliot. Check out one of his first short films ‘Cousin’ here. I would also recommend his...

Top Ten Horror Anthology Films

August 31 Featured, Film, Films, Lists 5 comments

In honor of the VOD release of V/H/S yesterday, here is my top ten list of Horror Anthology films to satiate your craving for more. 

‘V/H/S’ Review: Here there be monsters and bad tracking

August 31 Featured, Film, Nathan's Reviews, Reviews 6 comments

Good anthology horror films are few and far between, so it’s automatically exciting to see something like V/H/S surface. This gory, gritty horror ditty aims at the nostalgia of 80’s red-blooded fright flicks and gives a ...

‘The Avengers’ Assemble…Again.

August 31 Featured, Film, Films, news, Video 3 comments

If you’re one of the handful of people who didn’t see The Avengers in theaters this summer, or maybe you just can’t wait for the film to hit Blu-Ray and DVD on September 25th (complete with cool deleted...

‘The Possession’ Review: Dybbuk stops here

August 31 Featured, Film, Nathan's Reviews, Reviews 10 comments

There is a very good movie hidden away inside of Ole Bornedal’s The Possession, but like the ornate wooden box causing all the titular trouble, clichéd horror movie antics keep locking it away from the audience. Unlike m...

White Collar Season 4 Episode 7 Review

August 29 Featured, Reviews, Television 2 comments

  Never in a million years did I think I’d be obsessed with a formulaic USA network dramedy about an ex con now working for the FBI.  But Matt Bomer helps.  A lot. I know it’s halfway through the season, so I won’t ...

Final Fantasy VII is back… in all its polygon glory

August 29 Featured, Games, Reviews, Video Game 1 comment

As a debut game review for PCN, I give you one of the best RPG’s of all time! When Square Enix leaked that Final Fantasy VII may be coming out as a Steam download a month ago, I about had to change my pants. This w...

Trailer for Korean Revenge Thriller ‘Bedevilled’

August 29 Featured, Film, Films, news, Video 1 comment

Bedevilled 1. To plague diabolically; torment; harass 2. To possess as with a devil; bewitch 3. To confuse completely; muddle 4. To corrupt; spoil

‘Lawless’ Review: Dancing by the light of moonshine

August 29 Featured, Film, Nathan's Reviews, Reviews 2 comments

The realm of 1930’s Appalachian bootlegging leaps to bloody, boisterous life in John Hillcoat’s Lawless, a merciless tall-tale of a film inspired by Matt Bondurant’s novel, The Wettest County in the World. If only the fi...