
We watch crap so you don't have to.
The Chef kicks off a new series of reviews with the newest release in the perennial Stargate franchise: Continuum. Only series fanboys need apply for this one, sadly.
No, the movies aren't short. The reviews are. Because the Maitre d' is short of attention. Got a short little span of attention. And whoa his nights are so long. Also, you can call him "Al."
There are certain things you can expect from an Indiana Jones movie, and here they are.
It's not that he's not brilliant and charismatic. It's just that he's more of a mad scientist than a mad engineer. (Spoilers ensue.)
The Busboy provides event-long updated coverage of the 2008 Middle Tennessee Anime Convention.
The Chef shares his top ten list of the best science fiction movies ever. However, the Chef's tastes are, as usual, highly suspect.
The Busboy is a victim of the war crimes perpetrated by Cleopatra 2525. What's worse, they got the Chef, too!
The Busboy witnesses cinematic history, and proclaims the gospel of DOA to the masses.
Take three bored people, a big screen TV, and a terrible Sci-Fi movie. By Gavin, this is going to be horrific.
The Busboy rolls with his homies down at Mr. Wonder's Magic Workshop.
The Busboy writes a review of the sports classic "The Gameplan" while he's watching it, so you don't have to wait for a well-thought out and organized dissertation.
Hey, look, it's the bajillionth article you'll see today on the Interwebs about Cloverfield. Spoilers, spoilers, spoilers.
The Maitre d' overanalyzes Gunslinger Girl's ending. What does it mean? What can we take away from it? And why doesn't the Maitre d' have better taste in anime?
WARNING: MASSIVE SPOILERS AHEAD. I'm talking about the ending of the show here, people.
$20 may be a bit much for a fancy piece of plastic (and let's face it, that's all the Wii Zapper is), but what about the game that comes with it?
Anime and Christmas. They're two great tastes that taste great together, like chocolate pudding and American cheese.
The Chef reviews the direct-to-DVD animated feature Superman: Doomsday. Superman dies. You'll wish you could follow him.
What do Jars of Clay, Barenaked Ladies, Steve Taylor, and Weird Al all have in common? They're all examples of The Maitre d's crappy taste in music, of course.
The Chef reviews the score for the 2007 Transformers movie.
The Chef goes to Anime Weekend Atlanta. The horror...the horror...