Man this has been one jam packed week! So much has been going on in this country from Paula Deen still acting a fool to Aaron Hernandez getting arrested. But more importantly several huge rulings regarding minority communities were handed down via the highest government bodies on gay marriage, voting rights and abortion. Normally I’m all for the foolishness, but it is important to take a serious look at the issues some times, so here’s mine.
Well ladies and gents (and those who may be in between) we’ve finally got the episode which gave this podcast it’s namesake! In episode 4 of the Demon Wolfcast, we tackle “Unleashed”, the fourth episode of the 3rd season of Teen Wolf, which sees Scott, Isaac, and Allison facing off against the alpha twins, Stiles doing some detective work, and Derek being brought to his knees by Deucalion. We also spend a few minutes gushing over the alpha pack and talking about the latest round of spoilers from the Jeff Q&A. Dig in!
Hello lovelies! Did you miss my uber foolish Teen Wolf recaps? *glares until you all nod your head vigorously* I decided to take a week off from doing a weekly recap cause my life was hectic and doing a podcast and a recap on the same day is tough. Luckily there was so much promotional material I was able to get a head start. Let’s dive in shall we.
Verdict: The Bling Ring could have been an interesting exploration of vices but this film is just as vapid as it’s protagonists. It’s all surface delights that fade away. Outside of the first Paris break in and the robbing of Audrina Patridge’s house, there’s no visualy interesting elements. Isreal Broussard and Emma Watson are the
Kelly Rowland, one third of Destiny’s Child and the queen of the sexy feature, has been known more for her appearances on rap songs lately than her solo career. But she’s been working on new material all the while and after releasing several singles, this past week we finally got Talk a Good Game, her first album since 2011’s Here I Am. It took me a bit to get around to this album with all Yeezus seemingly sucking up all the airspace, but after listening to Talk a Good Game, I definitely think it deserves a breakdown.
Pixar’s Monsters University is the prime case of how earnestness and heart can carry a film past it’s flaws. You won’t find anything particularly new in this film and if you’re looking for anything as exciting as some vintage Pixar, this probably won’t be your film. However, for those of you looking for an entertaining film that has a great sense of self, Monsters University will definitely be the film for you.