New Music Tuesday - October 15th

Welcome to "New Music Tuesday" brought to you by Kat from MusicStreetlight.com! This week's post features new music from Gary Numan, Cults, The Head and the Heart, and a whole bunch of other new albums you will definitely want to check out. Kat breaks it all down, shows you a few videos, and basically makes you wonder how you ever got by without her fun and informative input.

GeekGirlCon 2013

 

GeekGirlCon ‘13 Kicks Off in Seattle to Celebrate the Female Geek. Third annual convention includes panels, special events, gaming, and more. TwoOhSix.com will be there to bring you all the highlights!

Machete Kills - Movie Review

Machete Kills is the sequel to Robert Rodriguez's 2010 Grindhouse cult hit and Danny Trejo vehicle, Machete. This second installment once again features Trejo along with a star studded cast that includes Mel Gibson, Demian Bichir, Amber Heard, Michelle Rodriguez, Sofía Vergara, Jessica Alba, Charlie Sheen, Lady Gaga, Antonio Banderas, Alexa Vega, Vanessa Hudgens, and Cuba Gooding, Jr.

Yeah...seriously. Best. Cast. Ever.

Cinerama Horror Week 2013

As if the Cinerama wasn't awesome enough, they are now presenting their first ever Horror Week which will include some of the scariest movies and most iconic scream queens of all time! From Friday October 25th all the way through Halloween night, an Army of Darkness will be Shining like an evil Omen on Elm Street with Poltergeists, Birds, Aliens, an Exorcist, things, and even a vampire or two thrown in for good measure. You'd have to be Psycho not to head on down to the Cinerama for this massive monster movie phenomenon.

Captain Phillips - Movie Review

In 2009, the merchant ship Maersk Alabama was hijacked and Captain Richard Phillips was all that stood between Somali pirates the lives of his crew. Tom Hanks and Barkhad Abdi star in Captain Phillips, the retelling of this amazing story of bravery and ingenuity displayed against a team of men driven by desperation. Paul Greengrass directs the story originally written by Richard Phillips and Steven Talty and adapted for the screen by screenwriter Billy Ray.