"The Last House On The Left" review:

I'll keep it brief and simple... It's not even worth the 5.8, AT ALL!
Make it if not less.

Choke: Book vs. Movie

Having just seen the movie I have to say the classic "the book was better"-line applies yet again. Now I'm not to fond of people using it on a regular basis, but when it's true it's true.

However you can't mix a book and a movie. They may have the same goal - telling you the story, and what it comes down to - but the method of achieving it can't be compared.

The book gets a solid A, the movie however just didn't have the actors, lines or anything else going. Barely gets a C.

As they say... Blogging is for failed critics so i could just as well be way out of my league, who cares anyway.

Damn tasty: Leffe 9

Pours a very clear golden-amber olour under abig creamy head; aroma of yeast and caoutchouc with some red fruits in the background; a bit oily, sweet with a solid malt body maintained by a high carbonation; sweetish aftertaste with notes of strawberries
P.S.: Apologies for the cheesy photoshop image... blame google images.

Jack Johnson's "Sleep Through the Static" Review

Jack Johnson's new cd "Sleep Through the Static" is available as of present day.
And if you have any dignity for that which is music - you won't even finish reading this and already be out the door or clicking away in your iTunes store to get yourself a copy of this magnificent album.

It seems this album is more musical - in the way that it has more different instruments and not solely jack and his guitar. But not in a distinguished or obvious way. True classic, already.