Warm Bodies takes place eight years after the start of a zombie plague that turned the world into a desolate wasteland. Our main zombie character only known as “R” (Nicholas Hoult) is living out his undead life by wandering an abandoned airport, occasionally grunting with his fellow zombie friend “M” (Rob Cordry) and wondering (through interior monologue) whether or not he can come out of this... 

We’re back with reviews of Lincoln, Skyfall, Wreck-It Ralph, and Twilight: Breaking Dawn – Part 2. Yet, no matter what we talk about, everything seems to come back to Joss Whedon. What have we been watching lately? Joss Whedon. What do we think about Disney buying Star Wars? Joss Whedon is the support for our stance. What are our thoughts on the Kevin Clash scandal? Okay, maybe that... 

We’re back after a few weeks’ absence. With our return we talk about The Raven and The Cabin in the Woods, one of which is the most awesome movie several of us have seen in theaters in quite a while (hint: it doesn’t have John Cusack in it). After our reviews we start laying out the summer with a thumbs up/thumbs down for the upcoming potential blockbusters. What are we most interested... 

It’s a review-heavy show this week as we offer up our opinions on three of this weekend’s new releases; we didn’t see Journey 2 but do discuss Safe House, The Vow, and enjoy a rather lengthy deconstruction of Star Wars: Episode I – The Phantom Menace. We briefly turn our attention to the music world with the death of Whitney Houston and Madonna’s Super Bowl performance... 

You’ve heard Tim make his weekly predictions on our podcast, guessing how the box office numbers are going to play out as we discuss each week’s estimates. Now we’re putting them down in text just to see how good Tim’s track record winds up. Tune in each week as we compare Tim’s predictions against the actual numbers from the box office weekend, as Tim takes on the Box Office. For many, this... 

It’s Cinco de Mayo! For some of us, this is just another day: go to work, go home, write a few pages worth of words, and go to bed. But for the livelier crowd, this is a day filled with festivities, fellowship, and lots and lots of tequila. Normally, that means a lot of time spent at bars and neighborhood joints, but why can’t movies be included in the mix? In fact, Cinco de Mayo seems like a perfect... 

I’m getting severely inundated with this “so-called” upcoming zombie apocalypse and the media surrounding said apocalypse. I’m also getting tired of playing games and watching movies about undead zombies, despite how thoroughly enjoyable they might actually be. It seems one could easily look anywhere and see a somewhat realistic portrayal of zombies invading our cities, even though modern... 

Matt Reeves may very well be my new hero. The director, who showed his skill as a director and love of genre film with his breakout picture, Cloverfield, is to be lauded for what his latest picture is, as much as he should receive credit for what it isn’t. In a market saturated with fans of Nuevo-vampire excrement, Let Me In is a breath of fresh air as well as a fantastic artistic achievement. An... 

We’ve never been much of the Twilight kind around here, and from the response we get from our regular readers, neither are most of you. A few of you might be interested in the latest chapter, The Twilight Saga: Eclipse, which is the big Fourth of July release this week, but for the most part, our regular readers are steering away from the film. A lot of buzz is being thrown out about the movie, and... 

Closing Tabs started as a weekly look at news we didn’t cover on the site throughout the week. As the site has grown, however, we’ve moved away from reporting most news (you can catch most of it regurgitated on other sites anyway) in favor of more original opinions and editorials. Still, that news is out there, clogging up the tabs on our browsers, so now we offer the column as a Tuesday/Thursday...