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.
Metal Gear Solid offers up a sampler plate in hopes of whetting appetites for the upcoming main course. But we’ve got to be honest, It just gave us a stomachache.
The incredibly difficult Dark Souls franchise delivers another 40-plus hour journey into a virtual world that’s all about dying over and over.
George Clooney does his Cary Grant best to make 1920s football something worth watching.
An animated movie about monkeys lost in space? Count us in! Did we mention yet that these scampering simians wear fancy space suits—and talk?
They didn’t name it 600, but the Warner Bros. moviemakers certainly upped the ante in this double dose of hyper-stylized, 3-D sex, blood and guts.
We will indeed stick to the truth in our review of a gross game spawned by one of the vilest entertainment franchises on the planet.
Here’s a third-person battler for gamers who like shooters without all the trigger-pulling gunk. More mulch than mess, you might say.
Barry Levinson and Robin Williams reunite to set the world on its ear by electing a comedian President of the United States of America.
This is movie No. 3 in a painfully predictable and gruesomely bloody (video game-inspired) zombie series.
It presents a one-dimensional romcom tale in a crude, crass, offensive and completely forgettable way.
