Horror
Rod Lott
Like the hit "Zombieland" played straight, "Stake Land" follows a grizzled, seen-it-all hunter and his young protégé across a postapocalyptic America riddled with the undead.
Thursday 23 May
OKG Newsletter
Topic: OKlahoma Gazette
Stake Land
Bite into this zombie-vampire hybrid.
We Are What We Are
Taste this Mexican meal concerning the other white meat.
Source Code
This little thriller makes every minute count.
A life of volunteering
A longtime OKC volunteer recently received national recognition for his dedication.
Features
Ryan Querbach
Pendleton Woods has been volunteering for longer than many of us have lived, and he recently received recognition for such dedication.
Soundcheck: The Okee Dokee Brothers
Award-winning 'kindie' singers to play eight metro library shows
Music
Matt Carney
Whether it’s playing bluegrass in homeless shelters or kids’ music in public libraries, Joe Mailander and Justin Lansing are going to do their darndest to get their audiences’ hands clapping and feet stomping.
I feel like 'Tekken' tonight
And there's a flying panda.
I’ve never played a “Tekken” video game. But I have seen the new, live-action “Tekken” movie, now available on the DVDs and the Blu-rays.
Now there’s another “Tekken” movie, this one is animated, is only showing tonight, won’t hit video until around Thanksgiving, and looks fairly insane. I call your attention to this entry from last Wednesday’s Gazette:
“Is your moviegoing heart lusting for something bloody, vengeance-filled, based on a video game and requiring special glasses? Behold! For one night only, catch the computer-animated, PG-13 actioner “Tekken: Blood Vengeance 3D” at 7:30 p.m. Tuesday at Cinemark Tinseltown USA, 6001 N. Martin Luther King. A 20-minute special follows. Tickets are $12-$14. Call 424-0461 or visit fathomevents.com.”
Again, that Tuesday means tonight. I’ll be there, likely complaining of a 3-D-induced headache. —Rod Lott
by Rod Lott
07.26.2011
1 year ago
Now there’s another “Tekken” movie, this one is animated, is only showing tonight, won’t hit video until around Thanksgiving, and looks fairly insane. I call your attention to this entry from last Wednesday’s Gazette:
“Is your moviegoing heart lusting for something bloody, vengeance-filled, based on a video game and requiring special glasses? Behold! For one night only, catch the computer-animated, PG-13 actioner “Tekken: Blood Vengeance 3D” at 7:30 p.m. Tuesday at Cinemark Tinseltown USA, 6001 N. Martin Luther King. A 20-minute special follows. Tickets are $12-$14. Call 424-0461 or visit fathomevents.com.”
Again, that Tuesday means tonight. I’ll be there, likely complaining of a 3-D-induced headache. —Rod Lott
Tulsa time
FreeTulsa! is making a name for itself during the hiatus of DFest.
Music
Joshua Boydston
FreeTulsa! 2011 featuring Jacob Fred Jazz Odyssey, Fiawna Forte, The Pretty Black Chains and more
Friday and Saturday
Blue Dome District, Tulsa
freetulsa2011.com
Free
The right facts
Letters to the Editor
Marty Morelli
In the July 6 issue of the Gazette, Brandon Wertz (“Ridiculous ‘Rocky and Bullwinkle’ logic”) states that my referring to Hitler as a “progressive” spit in the face of the entire Jewish community.
Fuel for fossil debate
Letters to the Editor
Steve Kern
James Nimmo (Letters, “Dinosaurs and humans, living together!,” July 12, Gazette) accused me of being a “flat-earth” person because I do not accept evolution dogma that says dinosaurs died out 70 million years ago.
Very refreshing
Letters to the Editor
Keith Bryant
It is very refreshing to see a reporter write an article that is factually accurate, unbiased and informative. I want to commend Clifton Adcock for his article “Emergency functions” (July 20, Oklahoma Gazette).
