I cover mixed martial arts for Suture: MMA Monthly a free MMA publication. I also do a lot of freelance MMA writing as well.
+ more bio informationTwo years ago when Rob Zombie initially tackled the HALLOWEEN brand, franchise fans were both skeptical and excited. Given Zombie’s propensity for extreme violence and outlandish character portrayals, most fans harbored reasonably accurate expectations for the film. As it turns out, Rob’s HALLOWEEN rendition did ...
The Descent is a surprisingly slick horror film directed by relative newcomer Neil Marshall. The story centers on a group of women who get together for an annual camping trip and cave expedition. Things go wrong however, when Juno, the leader of the group reveals that she's lead them into a cave that is unexplored. The actio...
Veteran genre director Jamie Blanks returns after a five year hiatus with one of the best horror films made in years. Unlike his previous films Urban Legend and Valentine, his latest effort Storm Warning offers no lavish sets, clich death scenes or attractive teenage stars. Blanks has managed to shed light on a side of human...
For the past ten years I've been a believer in the power of tattoo's. I believe that someone willing to permanently have an image placed on their body, understands and respects the significance of tattooing. While some label body ink trashy, or uncivilized; others see it as artwork and self expression. Nothing is more powerf...
Modern rap has lost it's sheen. Every beat is identical to the previous, lyrics have become watered down, and stylistically, it's nearly impossible to identify one emcee from the other. I assure you this, it wasn't always this way. Back before Rap music became all about rims, jewelry and violence, there was actually an occas...
Beast in the flesh left to fight for some form of Cleft in the rhetoric let it be enough for me to change order Brain disorder, vane name been born of I’m not a saint, I’m a sinner, I’m a soldier I sold you sadness neatly wrapped in a package Shrink wrapped in a basket, you couldn’t wait to hold it Wh...
Jamie drops herself into a black fuzz Because she hates to think about what her man does From those affairs, to the fists, to the flesh She prays everynight begging God for death It never comes and she's growing impatient Suicide is a sin but hell she's already facing Hell in so many ways, there's only so many days That one ...
Losing It Unfortunately I’m not much of a writer, truth be spoken. But tomorrow I believe I’ll be dead, and I found it only fitting to leave some last attempt at explaining the events of today, May 02, 2010; I’m not certain these words will bestow any relief or closure to the situation at hand, however I do...
Director Frank Darabont has once again crafted a beautifully tragic Stephen King story into a stellar major motion picture. Darabont worked with King previously to create the blockbuster hits Shawshank Redemption, and The Green Mile, two excellent stories transposed into highly successful, and very well put together films. W...
Zack Snyder's 2004 remake of the 1979 cult classic Dawn Of The Dead is absolutely brilliant. Remakes rarely succeed in reaching a parallel with their original predecessors, let alone surpassing them, but Snyder has pulled some tricks from the bag and succeeded at performing the near impossible. Excellent cinematography and t...
Matthew Molgaard
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