The Cast: Macaulay Culkin (Michael Alig), Seth Green (James St. James), Chloe Sevigny (Gitsie), Marilyn Manson (Christina), Dylan McDermott (Peter Gatien), Wilson Cruz (Angel), Wilmer Valderrama (Keoki), Justin Hagan (Freez), Natasha Lyonne (Brooke)

Money! Success! Fame! And glamour!

The Movie: Based on "Disco Bloodbath", a book based on a true story of convicted murderer Michael Alig. Party Monster chronicles Michael's rise to the top of the club kid underground and his subsequent downfall as a drug addicted murderer by mixing truth and some very odd fiction. As the story moves along, you get a sense that the filmmakers want Michael's character to receive a small amount of sympathy or at le...Read the entire review

Living Colour: CollideØscope (DVD-Audio)

Living Colour…you remember them, right? Sure you do! The, the soaring, ever-so limber vocals of Corey Glover, precision low-end bass of Muzz Skillings, the airtight percussive barrage of Will Calhoun and the incendiary guitar work of Vernon Reid…four brilliant musicians out of New York City playing a genre smashing amalgam of hard rock, punk, funk, jazz, blues and soul long before any of today's chart-topping suburbanites could hold a guitar. Still don't remember, huh? Does the song "Cult of Personality" do anything for you? What about 1988's Grammy-winning, multi-platinum album "Vivid" and the less successful, but equally brilliant, follow up "Time's Up"? Ring any bells? I guess I shouldn't even bother to mention 1993's ultra-dark follow up "Stain", should I? Sugar Hill bassist and all around virtuoso Doug Wimbish replac...Read the entire review

The Cast: Michael Chiklis (Detective Vic Mackey), Catherine Dent (Officer Danielle "Danny" Sofer), Walton Goggins (Detective Shane Vendrell), Michael Jace (Officer Julien Lowe), Kenneth Johnson (Detective Curtis "Lemonhead" Lemansky), Jay Karnes (Detective Holland "Dutch" Wagenbach), Benito Martinez (Captain David Aceveda), CCH Pounder (Detective Claudette Wyms), Brian J. White (Detective Tavon Garris)

The Series: The Shield roared on to the tv screen in 2002with an edgy, gritty look at a small Los Angeles police precinct in the Farmington district. It received several nominations for Emmy's and Golden Globe awards and took away one of the former and two of the latter. Two of those awards went to Michael Chiklis for his outstanding performance as a hard nosed cop that straddles the line of what is right and wrong. The second season was hig...Read the entire review

Bubba Ho-tep

Director: Don Coscarelli

Starring: Bruce Campbell, Ossie Davis

Bubba Ho-Tep is a mixture of comedy and horror and is definitely one of the most imaginative films I've seen in a verrrrry long time.

Don Coscarelli (Phantasm, The Beastmaster) took a short story by Joe R. Lansdale and brought it to life with the help of Bruce Campbell playing a geriatric Elvis and Ossie Davis in the roll of a black John F. Kennedy. Both actors turn in terrific performances and keep a straight face no matter how odd and goofy the ride gets.

This movie is not fast paced by any means. The dialogue was the main focus for me and added a lot to the movie. Sometimes touching, sometimes crude with a quite a few hysterical one liners, this script is a winner.

I don't want to give away too much about the movie so I'll just give y...Read the entire review