Jeff’s Five and Dime is not your typical top-five list. Then again, what’s typical about Jeff? In this weekly column Jeff will bring you a top-five list meant to amuse and on the rare occasion, make you think. One of the hardest science fiction topics to tackle in storytelling is time travel. In theory, if you do go back in time and even change the smallest thing, it can alter the present. The... 

2009, it seems as if you just arrived and now you’re gone. It was a year of laughs (The Hangover), tears (Precious), and robot deaths (Transformers II: Revenge of the Fallen). 2009 took us to new worlds (Avatar, Star Trek) and allowed us to take a second look at our own world (The Hurt Locker). Now, without further adieu, Jeff Clark’s best and worst of 2009. In the spirit of Jeff’s Five... 

You would think a movie based on not one, but two existing television series would be more rife with easter egg references to the franchise. Actually, if you read our Land of the Lost primer, then you probably know everything you need to know as far as franchise references… with a few exceptions. We want to fill in those few holes left by our primer, so consider this a sort of supplement to that... 

I promised myself that my tirade on the stupidity surrounding the MTV Movie Awards would be limited to the article I wrote only. Unfortunately, I didn’t quite stick to that as I started another rant on people’s stupidity on this week’s show. It’s not all about stupid people though. Check out our reviews of The Hangover, Land of the Lost, our feelings on the death of David Carradine,... 

I was astonished this weekend when my podcast co-host had no knowledge of Land of the Lost – not a lack of knowledge about the new movie coming out, but no real memory of the original Sid and Marty Krofft television show. While Margaret is a few years my junior, her husband, who fed her bad information, is the same age. How could he remember Alice, but not Grumpy? Clearly something has to be...