by Greg Johnson | Feb 6, 2016 | Blog
The Walking Dead is the only show I’ve watched right from the beginning. I watched the first episode as it aired on TV. It actually happened by accident. I remember seeing ads for a zombie television show created by Frank Darabont on AMC. I wasn’t familiar with...
by Greg Johnson | Jan 11, 2016 | Blog
People openly laugh at me when I suggest that Zac Efron is a good actor. Of course, that’s aside from the fan-girls who have grown up with him on their walls and in their hearts. I admit; it’s hard to look past his perfect smile and incredibly chiseled stomach. It...
by Greg Johnson | Jan 6, 2016 | Blog
Maybe it’s cold outside, maybe it’s freezing, or maybe you’re just coming out of your holiday food and drink coma, but it’s 2016 and you have binge watching to do. So grab a blanket and a mini fridge and get watching these 2016 binge-able television shows. 1. The...
by Greg Johnson | Dec 8, 2015 | Blog
I have never read the Hunger Games novels. Honestly, as soon as I heard they were for kids, I dismissed them without really knowing the plot. When the movie was announced, they were explained to me a little bit, and did sound intriguing; kids in a dystopian future...
by Greg Johnson | Nov 21, 2015 | Blog
Pete Campbell – the man Mad Men fans love to hate. He is a character played brilliantly by actor Vincent Kartheiser. He brings a powerful command of timing, physical humour and vulnerability to a role that, by a lesser actor, could have been played purely for the...
by Greg Johnson | Nov 18, 2015 | Blog
I can still remember the surge of panic and despair I felt on hearing that Harrison Ford had crashed his plane a year ago. And from the outpouring on Twitter, it was clear that I was not alone. There were so many different reports coming out that by the minute his...
by Greg Johnson | Jul 18, 2015 | Blog
First off, I think everyone can agree that the entire trailer is a thing of genius. It’s an exciting and wonderfully paced collection of images that make Star Wars fans salivate in anticipation–yet essentially reveal none of the details of the movie to...
