Movies & TV

I never thought that someone would actually combine two of my favorite things, and have the end result be so awesome. Like with drinking too much beer, or eating too much ice-cream, sometimes there’s simply too much of a good thing. Not so with Ferris Club.

Ferris Club manages to create a perfect meld between the wacky (and often realistic) shenanigans of Ferris Bueller’s Day Off, with the

In 2009, Danish filmmaker Janus Metz followed a group of Danish Soldiers on their first mission to the Helmand Province of Afghanistan. Embedded for six months at Forward Operating Base Armadillo, Metz captured some of the most intimate and surreal war footage ever to be shown in a war documentary. How good is it? Well, let’s just say it makes Jarhead look like In the Army Now.

Just yesterday I posted the teaser for this Ferris Bueller inspired Honda commercial, and already the full deal has hit the internet. It’s sad too, because I had such high hopes for this. It’s a commercial, featuring Matthew Broderick as Ferris Bueller; how can a person screw that up? You see, Ferris Bueller’s Day Off is one of my favorite 80s movies, and probably one of my favorite movies of all time. It’s been years since I’ve had my Bueller fix, and I expected nothing short of the second coming of Christ from this commercial. Unfortunately, that just wasn’t the case.

The commercial starts off with Bueller calling in sick to work, in typical Bueller fashion, but there’s something wrong. As you watch the commercial unfold, you’ll

I may be a bit biased, but when I originally watched Thomas Jane as the Punisher, I experienced an undeniably wonderful sensation in my pants region. While it’s fair to say he probably doesn’t have this exact effect on most men, there’s just something about Jane’s portrayal of Frank Castle that gets action movie fans whipped into a frenzy. So when The Punisher reboot never got a second chance, we all slunk back to our dreary, non-exploding everyday lives and quietly mourned a missed opportunity… until this week’s debut of #DirtyLaundry. This ‘fan film’, headed by Jane, poses the question: “What’s the difference between justice and punishment?”