Rob Zombie – Hellbilly Deluxe 2 (CD Review)
February 5th, 2010 by Brian White
Back in my late teens, I remember my grandfather always saying that these were the best days of your life and to enjoy them. Growing up in the rebellious grunge era of the 1990’s those words were unfortunately lost on me. I did not feel fortunate in life, and I certainly was not going to listen to an old man who obviously did not know what he was talking about. I never truly understood what he meant until I hit my thirties. Continue reading ‘Rob Zombie – Hellbilly Deluxe 2 (CD Review)’
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Grab a seat in your favorite chair, kick back, relax and check out Quick Movie Reviews’ Chris Stuckmann and his video review treatment of the Kristen Bell/Josh Duhamel comedy vehicle When In Rome. With two bright young stars showcased in a comedic formula like this how can the movie possibly be bad? The romantic comedy also features performances by William Arnett, Jon Heder, Dax Shepard and Danny DeVito. 
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Why So Blu’s gaming experts Sam Bushman and Dan Morrison recently sat down and tackled the Playstation Network downloadable game Matt Hazard: Bloodbath and Beyond. You’ll find out everything you want to know about the title in this informative 10-minute video game review only our resident gaming experts can deliver. Whether you want the inside scoop or are on the fence about whether you should buy it or not…check out Sam and Dan’s in-depth video game review below and find out why you will want to download this PSN title today! 
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I just wanted to drop all our readers a line and remind you all about Warner’s release of 
What’s better than a movie about a father hell bent on revenge over his daughter’s murder? Plot lines rarely get more visceral and thrilling as do these type of tales. I said it before and I will say it again, a father’s love for his daughter knows no boundaries and from the trailers of Mel Gibson’s latest film opening this Friday, Edge of Darkness, it looked like I was dead on with my way of thinking. 
My name is Chris Stuckmann, up and coming movie critic on 
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Having enjoyed myself so much at Celebration 3 and being the big Star Wars fan that I am I just had to put a plug in about Celebration V landing this summer in Orlando, FL. One way or another Why So Blu will have some coverage from down there. We were actually sitting around talking about this event today and it made me think about how much of a blast I had at C3. I hope you are reading this Ed Henry. The event will take place at the Orange County Convention Center August 12-15. 
