Rarely there are shows that captivate me to the point of forgetting that they are truly built around a simplistic concept.  Pushing Daisies is one of those shows.   Nothing like being alive... again. The show's premise is simple, there is a man named Ned who brings back things from the dead through...

One of the most creative and memorable movies of the 1980s, Beetlejuice continues to hold its charm 20 years later. Tim Burton, now famous for such dark classics as Edward Scissorhands, The Nightmare Before Christmas, and Corpse Bride, was just getting his start in Hollywood when he directed this off-the-wall ghost...

What happens in Vegas stays on Blu-ray.

Who amongst us hasn't run up a flight of steps and then jumped around, cheering like an imbecile and challenging Apollo to a rematch? For those of you who would prefer to army crawl from your cubicles to the copy machine just to keep things interesting, set Pop-rocks-and-Coke landmines in...

Ah, the Stooges. This bungling trio has brought side-splitting laughter to people (okay, mostly men) for decades. After a long seven month wait between the release of volume one and two, Sony has picked up the pace putting this third volume out just three months after volume two, and volume...

Particle physicists, unite! CBS’ new series is without a doubt the smartest sitcom out there.

If you have ever seen or been around academia type, this is a perfect representation of their life. I wish I was joking. Smarter than you thinkLawrence Wetherhold is floating through life. Since the passing of his wife, he hasn't been the same. He has raised a disconnected daughter named...

  So, what happens in the summer at DigitalChumps is people go on vacation, DVDs come in, and the person who might usually review a certain genre isn’t around, so the next hapless reviewer who happens down the hall gets a DVD thrust in their hands with the plea that they...

I swore that I would never see this film. Ever, ever, ever, ever, ever. It never looked interesting, funny or intriguing. Having seen it I can certainly say now, without a doubt... I was wrong. Lighting up the screenIf you don't know the basic premise behind Harold and Kumar Go...

A film adaptation of the critically acclaimed graphic novels published under the same name, Marjane Satrapi’s Persepolis is both beautiful and incredibly depressing. The auto-biographical story depicts her childhood in Iran under the shadows of the shah and of the Islamic Revolution.