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Siege: Secret Warriors

Rather than interrupting the story-lines of their ongoing titles, Marvel has chosen to release one shot stories that tie into Siege. If you’re not reading Siege, Marvel’s wrap up to Dark Reign, then you may find this story leaving you with more questions than answers. On the other hand if you are following Siege and Secret Warriors then this issue is rich with reward and payoff.

The story begins with Phobos aka Alexander learning of his father Ares’ death. The rest of the Secret Warriors have already taken off towards the battle for Asgard leaving Phobos alone to deal with the news. Phobos flashes back to a conversation he had with his father in which Ares explains that they will both die and be separated. Ares asks his son to honor him and question his death.

Trailer Park: Jonah Hex, The American and More

Welcome to the Trailer Park, where we at Player Affinity blindly judge and analyze the newest trailers hitting the web. This week we will take a peek at The American starring George Clooney, the latest comic book adaptation Jonah Hex, the fake-trailer-turned-feature-film Machete, the new 3-D horror film Piranha and the newest teaser for the Sundance hit Buried starring Ryan Reynolds.

The Complete Guide to Iron Man 2

With the release of Iron Man 2 just a few days away, hype has reached its critical mass. At Player Affinity Movies, we wanted to cut through some of the clutter (clips, images, promos etc.) and give you just ten things to know before you head to theaters for this much-anticipated sequel to the 2006 smash.

Articles of Horror: A Nightmare on Elm Street Parts 7 & 8

Chris finishes up his improbable “Nightmare” binge with Parts 7 and 8, both of which took Freddy in some radical new directions that had both their advantages and obvious disadvantages. Be sure to check out his review of the new film to see how it ranks among the annuls of A Nightmare on Elm Street movie history.

A Nightmare on Elm Street Review

Producer Michael Bay’s vision has finally done what his last two attempts at horror revisions failed to do: keep the focus on the villain. In 2003’s The Texas Chainsaw Massacre, the whole movie was driven not by Leatherface, but by his father (R. Lee Ermey), whose performance was way over the top. In last year’s Friday the 13th remake, the pretty boy and girl actors take away from Jason more than any of the previous films did. But in A Nightmare on Elm Street, Jackie Earle Haley (taking over for Robert Englund) is the star power behind the movie and he’s entirely in the driver’s seat. His performance in Watchmen and Little Children helped convince producers that they found a suitable replacement for the role of Freddy Krueger.

The Bridge – Show Review

The last time CBS and CTV teamed up, the result was Flashpoint; a highly successful mix of action and emotion, following the exploits of an emergency task force, set in Toronto. The latest collaborative effort, The Bridge, follows a newly elected Police Union Chief, who after growing impatient with the manipulative influence of politics and bureaucracy on policing, aims to shake up city hall and put an end to corruption.

Crackdown 2 Preview

Ray Carsillo had a chance to catch up with one of Ruffian Games’ producers for Crackdown 2, James Cope, to talk about the game’s new features and upcoming release this coming summer. Ray Carsillo had a chance to catch up with one of Ruffian Games’ producers for Crackdown 2, James Cope, to talk about the game’s new features and upcoming release this coming summer.

Crackdown 2 Preview

Ray Carsillo had a chance to catch up with one of Ruffian Games’ producers for Crackdown 2, James Cope, to talk about the game’s new features and upcoming release this coming summer. Ray Carsillo had a chance to catch up with one of Ruffian Games’ producers for Crackdown 2, James Cope, to talk about the game’s new features and upcoming release this coming summer.

There’s not an app for that?

Apple CEO Steve Jobs bands application developers from using Adobe Flash to make apps for Apples’ mobile devices (iPhone, iPod Touch, and iPad). This comes after Jobs publicly spoke out about the flaws that Flash has, which includes being the main reason Mac’s crash and other problems with Apple devices with Adobe Flash backing them.

There’s not an app for that?

Apple CEO Steve Jobs bands application developers from using Adobe Flash to make apps for Apples’ mobile devices (iPhone, iPod Touch, and iPad). This comes after Jobs publicly spoke out about the flaws that Flash has, which includes being the main reason Mac’s crash and other problems with Apple devices with Adobe Flash backing them.