Chara – Madrigal – Review August 2, 2002 What she lacks in vocal range, Japan’s Chara has always made up for with her diverse songwriting, and she continues this tradition on Madrigal.
Return to Castle Wolfenstein – Review August 2, 2002 Return to Castle Wolfenstein is a game that lets you run around and kill Nazis, tons of them, and what could be more fun than that?
Bloody Roar 3 – Review August 2, 2002 Straight out of the box, Bloody Roar 3 is an instantly accessible and enjoyable chaotic flurry of flailing bodies, punches, kicks, throws, and counter attacks.
Visual Chaos – The Video Collection – Review August 2, 2002 16 videos for $10. There’s a little blurb about each band in case yer unfamiliar, but most of these bands are pretty well-known in the underground.
The Blair Thumb – Review August 2, 2002 As our little thumb friend says, “We’re in the woods… and there are sounds… in the woods.” That basically sums it up.
Thumb Wars – Review August 2, 2002 Created by Steve Oedekerk, this 29-minute filmette pokes fun at all the quirks in Star Wars and Empire Strikes Back. With thumbs.
The Evil Dead: Book of the Dead – Review August 2, 2002 If you polled film fans on their personal all-time top ten horror films on planet Earth, the vast majority would have The Evil Dead proudly included.
Suspiria – Review August 2, 2002 I was mesmerized. The colors, the blood, and the music… I was haunted. No DVD collection is complete without this film.
Songs for Cassavetes – An All Ages Film – Review August 2, 2002 Inspired by late independent filmmaker John Cassavetes, the film forks up the most raw, gritty reality of being a do-it-yourself musician in America.
Four of the Apocalypse – Review August 2, 2002 Though it sounds like a war movie, this film is surprisingly a Lucio Fulci Spaghetti Western.