Like Gotty™ alluded to Music Inspired By A Motion Picture has a nice ring to it. Especially when you step back and look at the amount of work Mr. Cordero has put in over the over the last 5 years. The first video I remember of his is Joell’s “Brooklyn Bullshit,” and even then you knew he wasn’t your average video director.  He always managed to make the image correlate with the lyrics or core essence of the song.  So to see the music accompanying his own body of work is good to see.

Hit the link for more info and track list/link. Read the rest of this entry »

Just the thing needed to get the week going after a weekend of excessive eating, excessive shopping, excessive time with extended family, & neglected keyboards. Read the rest of this entry »

I had really hoped that in light of what he was able to accomplish with T.O.S. from a musical standpoint, that 50 would focus more on his next album. However, it looks like 50 may have bit off more than he can chew once again. Not only is he going to drop his album in December, he plans to put out a movie of the same name at the same time. Since he’s gone Hollywood in the last year or so, the only progression for him would be to naturally – produce and direct the movie. Read the rest of this entry »

Words By David D.

There used to be a time when reading comic books was seen as a hobby for overweight, socially inept hermits with a large porn collection to make up for lack of a girlfriend or interaction with the fairer sex.

Like ’98, that’s a thing of the past.

Now, comic books have hit the mainstream due to their blockbuster movie adaptations over the past few years. No doubt, we are in a Golden Age for Comic Book Movies…but things haven’t always been this way. Granted, we had some amazing Super-Hero movies back in the day with the Christopher Reeves Superman flicks and the first Batman movie helping bring comics out of the campy “Bam-Holy Corniness” funk of the 60′s.

After the second Batman movie (which wasn’t that great in its own right), things went terribly downhill in a horrible George Clooney-piloted blaze of burning Superpoop. We had the atrocious Punisher movie starring Dolph Lundgren of semi-Rocky fame, the low-budget Captain America debacle, and the Fantastic Four flick that never saw the light of day. Hell, Marvel Comics was even bankrupt for a minute.

But we have one man to thank for the resurgence of the Comic movie genre.

Wesley Snipes and a little project known as Blade. Read the rest of this entry »