Posts Tagged ‘ Detroit ’

  The latest installment of Seavey/Perry explores Hollywood’s attempt to reinvigorate one of our favorite dystopian film franchises dealing with the societal fallout from nuclear fusion. That’s right, it’s Mothra’s arch-nemesis Godzilla!   Tell us what you think about the latest iteration on a classic cinematic monster, including whether or not you agree with Japanese...
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The pilot episode of what will hopefully be a long-running podcast, co-hosted by writer and blogger Todd Seavey. For those of you who are Robocop fans, here’s a review of the long-awaited sequel by a professional film critic, the New York Post’s Kyle Smith.
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Note:  Video footage, including a rousing speech made by the legendary Pamela Geller, as well as a moving speech by 9/11 mother Nelly Braginskaya, at Atlas Shrugs. Also, additional photos and footage provided by the indefatigable photo-blogger Urban Infidel.  If  there was a single, overarching theme to the first Stop the Islamization of Nations Congress, it was just...
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I should probably preface this post by admitting that I was a participant in the Washington Post’s America’s Next Great Pundit contest, a misguided and perhaps ultimately futile attempt by WaPo to expand its youth demographic among the ever-declining readership it lays claim to.
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