After spending more than two decades touring, directing, writing and producing for Christian theater and radio (most recently for Adventures in Odyssey, which he still contributes to), Bob joined the Plugged In staff to help us focus more heavily on video games. He is also one of our primary movie reviewers.
Zombie, zombies everywhere, without a bite to eat. Except you if you run too slow.
The producers of ‘The Ring’ movies evidently didn’t want to make fans wait until 2011 for the release of ‘The Ring Three.’ So they’re, um, inviting them to take a slight detour.
It’s a dead ringer for a goofy-faced jester who makes you giggle … before hitting you with a clown-car full of rancid cream pie.
A suitably plush and cuddly pic that gives three cheers to the importance of loving families.
These super singing rodents now have some girl chipmunk competition. But are they too cute for their fur?
This Reese Witherspoon romcom loses its question mark—but packs in a few other things that could have been left behind.
When the Whitfields show up for their traditional Christmas get-together, they’re packing arguments, troubles and even guns. It’s everything but a silent night.
A rendition of Stephen Sondheim’s 1987 stage production about tumbled together fairy tales, Into the Woods is whimsical and outlandish, enchanting and thoughtful.
It’s a movie about a boy and his marine mammal, you might say. And while we watch them splash and play, we’re inspired and delighted.
It’s a Teddy-Roosevelt-meets-Sir-Lancelot-meets-Attila-the-Hun clash of “history” in a cartwheeling CGI-packed splash of silliness.
