(Turning 16 isn’t always sweet)

After watching Warm Bodies recently, I started having hope for these teenage romance movies changing the legend of supernatural creatures we create. I won’t compare this to Twilight but…

(The one that made me want to see the next Percy Jackson)

Normally, I laugh at stupid horror movies but this one tested my temper because it’s trying too hard to make a Texas Chainsaw Massacre sequel. They sure as hell humiliated not only the movie, but…

(50 year old dudes can still kick your ass)

It had a promising Silent Scope start but don’t expect it to be a Mission Impossible because it’s 90% talk. It’s a hit-miss, suffering from several boredom moments but it drastically bounces back because of a progress in the story, a…

Richard & Alice is a point and click adventure game where the emphasis is more on story and characters, rather than complex sets of puzzles. It can be debated whether or not this game is a point and click adventure, like I said, it's very story and character…

PART 1 - SUPERMAN THE MOVIE (1978) & SUPERMAN II/THE RICHARD DONNER CUT (1980)

PART 2 - SUPERMAN III (1983) & SUPERMAN IV THE QUEST FOR PEACE (1987)…

Ever have one of those days when you feel like you're fading away? That's certainly a problem facing the hero of the sci-fi story 'The Shrinking Man.' He is near simultaneously exposed to radiation and insecticide, a combination that causes him to, you guessed it, shrink. The story was…

When I was in college, and completely absorbed in my forensic psychology classes, I watched a documentary on TV about a guy named Richard Kuklinski. Kuklinski, or The Iceman as he was dubbed, was one of the most violent and prolific killers in mafia history.  The doc was partially a recap of his life and crimes and partially a personal interview with him from his prison cell. I remember writing a paper on the guy, who was essentially a serial killer working for organized crime; fascinating…

2012 was a blur of quality cinema, and while most people ring in the New Year with champagne and resolutions, The Plot Hole gang celebrates by reminiscing about the best, worst, underrated, overrated movies of the year.

We also play review catch-up for some of the holiday’s biggest films including The Hobbit: An Unexpected Journey, Les Miserables, Django Unchained and Jack Reacher.

Check it all out on our iTunes page…

Many people feared that this movie would be the equivalent of The Phantom Menace but for the younger generation of fans who grew up with The Lord of the Rings as their epic saga of nostalgia. While this film doesn't descend into such excruciatingly painful territory, the attempts at entertaining the children…

This week on The Plot Hole, Steven and Simon start things off with some superhero movies news (as is more often than not the case) including big casting reveals for X-Men: Days of Future Past and The Amazing Spider-Man 2.

Then, helping to kick off awards season 2012, we mull over the winners of the New York Film Critics Circle which had an unlikely victor for Best Film of the year.

Also, speaking of winners, we chat the best movie posters of the year, along…

Andrew Dominik's 'Killing Them Softly' is one of the remaining 2012 releases about which I am most excited. I can't wait to see the director of 'The Assassination of Jesse James' re-team with …

As some of you may or may not be aware, Channing Tatum has been selected as People Magazine's Sexiest Man Alive for the year of 2012. It's fair to say that Tatum has been met with both praise and criticism for landing such a place in Hollywood's consciousness. Whether it's people who think that Ryan Gosling was once…

It's not unusual for studios to adapt popular television series for the big screen, and often the shows chosen for adaptation fall under the umbrella of classic TV. Or at least, it's more likely that classic TV gets the big screen treatment than does the current lineup of shows. Well now it seems we can add …

It's hard not to get excited about Peter Jackson's 'The Hobbit,' mostly because I'm a geek and my eyeballs work. As we creep closer and closer to the final leg of 2012, we draw nearer and nearer to the first film's release. To further tease us, a new image from the 'The Hobbit' has just…

Let's face it, Superman is in a horrible place in today's society. He might be the original superhero and the classic example of what superheroes can be but like Captain America's deal in The Avengers, things have changed in the seventy or seventy-five years that have past us by as a…

After a brief, but excellent clip from Andrew Dominik's 'Killing Them Softly' hit the web back in May, we now have the first trailer for the film. 'Killing Them Softly' stars …

When the teaser for
 Akiva Schaffer's
 'The Watch' (formerly 'Neighborhood Watch') hit the web, it was extremely unclear what the plot of the film would actually be. All we knew was that Ben…