Review: She Has a Name
I found She Has a Name by chance, through our old friend, Antony Lane and was blown away by the trailer. It was immediately slated for the next possible Trailer Tuesday, after which the filmmakers were kind enough to send … Continue reading Review: She Has a Name
Family-Friendly Friday: Bunny Edition
These kid-friendly bunny books, short films and games prove bunnies aren’t just for Easter Books: Tyrabbisaurus Rex by A.J. Culey (Author), Jeanine Henning (Illustrator) Tyrabbisaurus Rex doesn’t appreciate being locked in a cage. Sure it has three levels and is full … Continue reading Family-Friendly Friday: Bunny Edition
Trailer Tuesday: Something Like Summer
From Blue Seraph Productions, Something Like Summer is an adaptation of the young adult novel by Jay Bell. Ben is the only openly gay student at his Texas high school. He has a crush on Tim, the popular athlete with a … Continue reading Trailer Tuesday: Something Like Summer
Review: Argyle Fox by Marie Letourneau
In this picture book from Tanglewood Books, written and illustrated by Marie Letourneau, Argyle Fox just wants to play but the wind keeps ruining his fun. He’s about to give up when Mama Fox tells him that if he thinks … Continue reading Review: Argyle Fox by Marie Letourneau
Join the Invasion (of the Not Quite Dead)
Writer/Director, Antony Lane has been fighting for the past decade to bring his cinematic vision of an old school, no CGI, not quite zombie movie to life. Funded primarily by film fans, Invasion of the Not Quite Dead is now about 95% shot … Continue reading Join the Invasion (of the Not Quite Dead)
Deeply Discounted Indie Games for XBox One
Curve Digital has partnered with Microsoft to offer a bundle of 10 indie games for just $20/£19.20 for a limited time. These games usually retail for between $9.99 and $14.99 each and on March 9 the bundle goes back to its usual … Continue reading Deeply Discounted Indie Games for XBox One
