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  • B-Mask's: The Top 10 Animated Family shows review by b-mask

    B-Mask's: The Top 10 Animated Family shows

    Review by b-mask : September 2, 2012

    B-Mask looks at several animated shows from the past few decades of the animation boom to determine which might be considered the best of the best.

  • The Legend of Korra: Episode 1 review by b-mask

    The Legend of Korra: Episode 1

    Review by b-mask : April 11, 2012

    A few thoughts on the first episode of Legend of Korra by that hoity-toity B-Mask. jump inside to see if the new Avatar series shows the same promise as the first iteration.

  • The River: First Impression review by LaughingMan

    The River: First Impression

    Review by LaughingMan : February 9, 2012

    Sorely lacking in any shred of realism that makes "lost footage" horror films compelling, ABC's new "Paranormal Activity"-inspired series "The River" runs dry.

  • Spartacus: Blood and Sand  review by CineMax

    Spartacus: Blood and Sand

    Review by CineMax : February 25, 2011

    In his second review for Cheshire Cat Studios CineMax pays tribute to last year's under-appreciated hidden gem - the Starz original TV-series "Spartacus: Blood and Sand".

  • Dexter: Season 3 review by Kenny Farino

    Dexter: Season 3

    Review by Kenny Farino : December 1, 2010

    After the events of Season Two, Dexter Morgan is back to his old ways after his close call with being caught in his deadly past-time. While he works for the Miami Metro Homicide division by day, he murders serial killers and other dregs of society by night. When he is on the hunt for Freebo, a drug dealer who turned lethal, he accidentally kills the wrong man, the brother of a powerful Miami attorney, Miguel Prado. As his life takes an unexpected turn, Dexter makes friends with Prado, a sensation that he has never known before. But will he be able to hide his secrets from his new friend and continue his deadly past-time?

  • Dexter: Season 2 review by Kenny Farino

    Dexter: Season 2

    Review by Kenny Farino : October 23, 2010

    They added another staple to the series in Season Two that threw me off: a gratuitous amount of sex. Granted, that's not a bad thing for the fans in their teens, but it made Dexter, as a series, seem a bit... mainstream? Lots of other shows have steamy sex scenes, but how many have a lawman killing people in such an awesome way? Absolutely none, that's how many. One thing that I have felt about television shows or movies when they add sex scenes is that they are either reaching out to a hornier demographic, or the writers can't think of anything that can replace that scene so sex is used for the sole purpose of padding.

  • Dexter: Season 1 review by Kenny Farino

    Dexter: Season 1

    Review by Kenny Farino : October 14, 2010

    Dexter Morgan is a blood spatter analyst who works for Miami Metro Homicide by day, and who murders serial killers, rapists, and other scum of the earth by night. Instilled by the Code of Harry, he only focuses on going after the dregs of society. Dexter also lives a double-life, trying to appear like he is a normal member of society by retaining a girlfriend, Rita, and maintaining a job while also following the #1 rule of the Code: "Don't get caught." But Miami Metro makes a chilling discovery when they discover the chopped up body of a prostitute without any blood near the scene of the crime. Soon, a new serial killer emerges, the Ice Truck Killer, and Dexter is soon involved with a deadly game of cat and mouse that reveals more than he is prepared for.


Horror Is Like Sex: The Decline of Horror Video Games
Horror Is Like Sex:
Decline of Horror Games

Ghost in the Shell: Arise - A Story Worth Being Told
In Defense of Ghost
in the Shell: Arise

BioShock Infinite Reaction Analysis: Piecing the Critical Puzzle
BioShock Infinite Reaction Analysis:
Piecing the Critical Puzzle


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