Criminal
Leo has a great mind for planning heists, and seeing all the angles of a job. But he also has a strict series of rules that he has created for himself. He feels those rules have kept him out of prison, though they have lead others to label him a coward. When he’s lured int
Working in “The Office” at Camp Ramah!
Back in October I posted a parody of Lost that we put together this past summer at Camp Ramah in New England. I mentioned that it had become something of a tradition that we’d kick off our Staff Week at the beginning of each summer with a silly video parodying various TV shows
Josh’s Response to Ethan Kreitzer’s List of his 50 Favorite Films of the Last Decade!
Yesterday I posted my buddy Ethan Kreitzer’s list of his 50 Favorite Films of the Last Decade. Movies that Ethan & I totally agree on and that I was really glad to see on his list because they are (in some cases) sort of obscure and also (in all cases) super-awesome: Roger D
Guest Blogger Ethan Kreitzer Lists his 50 Favorite Films of the Last Decade!
Below is a contribution from guest blogger Ethan Kreitzer to our continuing series in which I asked several of my close friends and colleagues to name their Favorite Movie of All Time. Ethan Kreitzer took a broader view of my question, and submitted a list of his 5o favorite films of
From the DVD Shelf: Josh Reviews Once (2006)
I finally signed up for Netflix, and my first selection was quite a winner: the small Irish film Once. This is an extraordinarily delightful film, exactly the kind of unique little movie with a voice all its own that I love to be surprised by. I’d read about the film when it g
Josh reviews Avatar!
An indeterminate number of years in the future, mankind has ravaged the Earth and is forced to turn to alternative sources of energy. By far the best is the ore nicknamed “unobtanium” (talk about a macguffin) that has been discovered on the alien world called Pandora.