Seth Rogen and Elizabeth Banks team up in a never-ending-laugh-filled roller coaster that hits the most intimate yet still jocular topics in young adult life. “Zack and Miri Make a Porno” is perfect for the excellent string of movies that Kevin Smith has written, since his first movie “Clerks” was introduced in 1994. Rogen and Banks amplified the vulgarity and genuine emotional vibrations that can be felt watching some of Kevin Smith’s films.
Zack and Miri, at the low of their everyday lives, meet bigger hurdles when their unpaid bills cause their utilities to be turned off. After an inspirational reunion with some old friends they take heading with some pornographic winds. Their kick off is great but they soon begin meeting the hurdles laid out [...]

Siam Spice poses a modest exterior on the corner of Bay St. and Beach St. A small sign, easy to pass for those who forget their google maps, is all that marks its presence. But it’s worth the search to try their quality Thai food.
The atmosphere is exceptionally comfortable with warm colors and tasteful decorating. They wide windows offer a great view of the water and Beach St. It almost feels like eating outside. The wait staff were all extremely friendly and helpful. I’d rate it among the best customer service I’ve seen in Daytona.
The value is a slightly more difficult question. As with most Thai food expect around $13-20 per entrée. Appetizers can run from $3-10 or more and sodas are $2 or so. [...]

Local bars and grills are one of the standards in American dining. They mix a place
to have beers while watching the game with a family atmosphere and solid comfort food. However, they tend to either become a grill with a bar or a bar with a grill. The Charlie Horse Restaurant is the latter.
Situated on A1A in Ormond, just north of Bonefish and Olive Garden, It is a bit of a drive but a pleasant one. A long bar and plenty of spacious tables go along with a roadhouse style of decoration on the inside. It’s by no means fancy, but it is very welcoming and comfortable. Charlie Horse also had its share of TVs with the various football and baseball games of the day [...]

Italian food is one of the most popular cuisine styles here in America, with everything from upscale five star restaurants to mom and pop shops churning out the spaghetti and meatballs. Fresh has found a great spot in between these extremes, with great food and competitive prices.
The restaurant is located on Ridgewood Ave. around half a mile north of Beville Ave. It’s hard to miss with a virtual garden surrounding the front. The wait staff took a bit of time to seat our party, but despite that
Fresh has atmosphere that is causal, with a familiar family Italian decor. The tables and booths are spacious and there’s plenty of room for any size party. There’s also a bar for anyone looking for some socializing along with [...]

It has been a few months since Indiana Jones 4 whirled through American movie theatres, and I thought it would be a good time to go back, and take a second look at Indy 4. When I reviewed Indy 4 way back in May, I ended up giving it quite a high score and praised it for channeling the old feel over 20 years later. Many people came up to me later and tried to argue with me that I reviewed it to high and that it really did not feel like the old films. With a few months between then and now, hopefully we can take a glance back at Indy 4 with a much more impartial eye.
Point by point, Indy 4 really did [...]

Way back when, in the year 2000 as Conan O’Brien says, Blizzard Entertainment unleashed yet another of its franchisees unto the world, Diablo. This game was a Role Playing Game (RPG) for the masses and the fanatics alike. It had dungeon crawling reduced to its simplest form so that players could take joy in the sheer destruction while customizing their character with items and spells. It was followed in the actually year 2000 by Diablo 2 which took the original and improved upon it in every way possible. Bigger, grander campaign, improved graphics, more character classes, more spells, and a lot more items.
Well Blizzard is getting ready to do it again. They are not just releasing StarCraft 2 (which we will get to in a [...]

Described as “Jaws” for the 21st century “Eagle Eye” is an action packed, technological thriller that stars a complete arsenal of action stars. Based on an idea from legendary movie man Steven Spielberg, “Eagle Eye” brings up and coming Shia LaBeouf and throws him into a sticky situation against FBI agent Billy Bob Thornton, Air Force agent Rosario Dawson and Secretary of Defense Michael Chiklis. Starting out with a bang, “Eagle Eye” keeps the pace up and never slows down.
“Eagle Eye” begins with a brief introduction to lost and confused twenty-something, Jerry Shaw who cant seem to find his way in life. Just when everything seems to be at rock bottom for Jerry, it somehow gets even worse. Jerry walks into his apart-
ment and finds [...]

Where did all the space combat simulators go? Way back when in the heyday of PC video gaming (a.k.a the early to mid nineties) one of the premier genres of PC gaming was the space combat simulator (SCS). Few other genres could match the SCS’s in sheer sales, size, scope and ambition. Soaring through space in your little dogfighter blasting away faceless enemies who usually transmitted their dying words right to your helmet in the form of some catchy curse was a great way for any gamer to spend their free time. Huge titles like Wing Commander, TIE Fighter, X-Wing Saga, Elite, Descent and Freespace were staples on store shelves and often saw their success replicated with console ports. Later in its life the SCS [...]