Tag Archives: Action

Check Out New Clips from ‘Drive’ with Ryan Gosling and Bryan Cranston

Posted on September 15, 2011 by Chris Ullrich

Director Nicolas Winding Refn’s Drive is a film I enjoyed very much. It’s stylish, almost absurdly violent and immensely entertaining. It’s what movies should be. Well, it’s what drama/action movies should be at the very least, Don’t get me wrong, … Continue reading →

Posted in Action, Cars, Drama, Movies, News, Video | Tagged Action, Albert Brooks, Carey Mulligan, Cars, Christina Hendricks, Drama, Drive, Film District, Movies, Nicolas Winding Refn, oscar isaac, Ron Perlman, Ryan Gosling | Comments Off

Comic Reviews: ‘Atomic Robo & the Ghost of Station X’ #1

Posted on September 12, 2011 by Jason Inman

Atomic Robo is back! One of the best books on the stands returns for its sixth volume, and if the story, art, and adventure is still this good the sixth time out, then I want Atomic Robo to continue for … Continue reading →

Posted in Comic Reviews, Comics, Features, Indie, News, Reviews, Sci-Fi | Tagged Action, Atomic Robo, Atomic Robo and the Ghost of Station X, Brian Clevinger, Comics, Humor, Red 5 Comics, Scott Wegener | 2 Comments

Check Out a Preview and Pics from Tonight’s New Episode of ‘Strike Back’

Posted on September 9, 2011 by Joe Gillis

Truth be told, I’m enjoying Cinemax’s Strike Back. It kinda kicks ass. So, this week we’ve got a new preview and some pics from tonight’s episode to share with you. Here’s the scoop for those of you just joining us: … Continue reading →

Posted in News | Tagged Action, Amanda Mealing, Cinemax, Drama, Eva Birthistle, Philip Winchester, Richard Armitage, Strike Back, Sullivan Stapelton, TV | 2 Comments

Get Your First Look at ‘Atomic Robo: The Ghost of Station X #1’

Posted on September 5, 2011 by Jason Inman

Atomic Robo is the comic book that everyone should be reading. The book stars an atomic powered robot that was built in 1923 by Nikola Tesla, and has dedicated itself to saving lives, grand adventures, and SCIENCE! With a description … Continue reading →

Posted in Comic Previews, Comics, Features, Indie, News, Sci-Fi | Tagged Action, Atomic Robo, Atomic Robo: The Ghost of Station X, Brian Clevinger, Comics, Preview, Red 5 Comics, Robots, Sci-Fi, Scott Wegener | 1 Comment

Check Out a Preview for Tonight’s Episode of Cinemax’s ‘Strike Back’

Posted on August 26, 2011 by Chris Ullrich

As we’ve said before, for premium original content we usually look to HBO for most of our entertainment. However, Cinemax is fighting back in a big, explosive way with their new series Strike Back. “When a resourceful international terrorist group … Continue reading →

Posted in Action, Cinemax, News, TV | Tagged Action, Amanda Mealing, Cinemax, Drama, Philip Winchester, Richard Armitage, Strike Back, Sullivan Stapelton, TV | 1 Comment

First Trailer for ‘Machine Gun Preacher’ with Gerard Butler Arrives

Posted on August 22, 2011 by Joe Gillis

No, this movie isn’t a sequel or prequel to Hobo with a Shotgun, although I can see how you may make that mistake. Instead, we’ve got Gerard Butler wielding the weapons and taking care of business in this Marc Forster-directed … Continue reading →

Posted in Drama, Movies, News, Trailers | Tagged Action, Drama, Gerard Butler, Machine Gun Preacher, Michael Shannon, Michelle Monaghan, Movies, Relativity Media, Sam Childers, Trailers | 1 Comment

Check Out the First Six Minutes of Cinemax’s New Series’ Strike Back’ Before Tonight’s Premiere

Posted on August 12, 2011 by Chris Ullrich

As pay cable TV series go, it’s usually HBO that comes through with the quality. Shows such as The Sopranos, True Blood, Game of Thrones and more have consistently delivered the highest standard for your entertainment dollar. Now HBO’s sister … Continue reading →

Posted in Action, Cinemax, HBO, News, TV | Tagged Action, Amanda Mealing, Cinemax, Eva Birthistle, HBO, Jimi Minsty, Philip Winchester, Series, Strike Back, Sullivan Stapelton | 3 Comments

First Trailer for ‘Drive’ with Ryan Gosling Looks Pretty Damn Good

Posted on July 26, 2011 by Chris Ullrich

In spite of its surface similarities to another recent series of movies about a guy who drives for a living and doesn’t ask questions, the upcoming Drive from director Nicolas Winding Refn looks pretty damn good. So good, in fact, … Continue reading →