Caleb Masters

Men, Women & Children Review

We all live in a world filled with the gift of technology. Through our phones, tablets, or laptops people of all ages are more connected and in-tune with the world we live in than ever before. We can talk to strangers across the globe through the likes of video gaming or even find the love…

The Legend of Korra: 4.02 “Korra Alone” Review

Korra: Then and Now The episode picks up the moment last week’s tease left off before flashing back to show us Korra’s mental, emotional, and even spiritual journey over the last three years. Wow does it deliver some of the best material the show has ever seen. Korra has been down a long road…

The Legend of Korra: 4.01 “After All These Years” Review

Jumping Into The Future Instead of picking up right where we left Korra(you know; beaten, broken, and in a wheelchair), the show has jumped three years into the future as Republic City prepares to welcome Korra back to her full time duties as the avatar. It looks like Republic City has made peace with the…

Alexander and the Terrible, Horrible, No Good, Very Bad Day Review

We’ve finally made it to the fall family season at the movies and Disney is at it again with Alexander and the Terrible, Horrible, No Good, Very Bad Day, an adaption of the modern classic storybook by Judith Viorst. I have fond memories of reading the book when I was a wee little reader, but…

Sin City: A Dame to Kill For Review

Not Exactly the Dame You Were Hoping to Kill For It’s been a long time coming but after a nine year wait the sequel to the beloved cult hit Sin City has finally arrived. The original film was something of a technical marvel at the time thanks to its sleek groundbreaking effects used to tell Frank…

The Expendables 3 Review

Back in 2010 when Stallone first launched The Expendables, it was supposed to be a one off nostalgia trip with all of our favorite has-been action stars back for one last ride. Little did we know this was the beginning of a resurgence for Stallone’s career that would eventually lead to a slew of new…

Guardians of The Galaxy Review

“I look around and you know what I see? Losers!… But life’s giving us a chance.” -Peter Quill Here we are ten movies deep into Marvel’s little experiment that began with Iron Man in 2008 and the machine just keeps on rolling. After pulling off a momentous achievement with The Avengers, things started to taste…

Lucy Review

What happens when humans unlock the mysteries of the unknown 90% of the brain? A simple question Hollywood has explored over and over with the likes of Limitless among a slew of other films. It may be an idea that has been debunked by a number of experts, but Fifth Element director Luc Besson is taking a shot…

10 Shows To Fill the Void of Game of Thrones

Season 4 of Game of Thrones has come and gone as one of the most exciting seasons to ever grace the TV screen and most of us addicts can already feel the withdrawals coming as the Game of Thrones shaped void in our hearts grows larger every day. There is no true replacement for the…

X-Men: Days of Future Past Review

“Are we destined to destroy each other, or can we change each other and unite? Is the future truly set?” -Charles Xavier Fourteen years ago, the up and coming director Bryan Singer tackled a genre that had yet to be defined when he directed X-men. He grounded this band of unusual suspects with a down to…