Time Travel, one of the most interesting concepts in fiction. Having the ability to go forward or backward in time to experience things beyond your years, or prevent something terrible from happening. However, it takes a certain person to be able to travel through time. Here our five favorite.

…to appreciate Van Damme’s sweet mullet in Timecop. We’ll do our best by checking out what youtube has to offer in the way of Timecop clips.

There’s pretty much nothing coming out this week. These four DVD releases are the best I could come up with. The silver lining is that Crank: High Voltage is out on Friday so we all have that to look forward to. Anyway, here’s what’s out in case your interested.

So a pretty slow weekend at the box office with Dragonball and Seth Rogen trying to usurp Paul Blart. Oh and if you’re a tweener then Hannah Montana is out too. I’m pretty sure everyone is just getting out of the way for when Statham steamrolls everything in his path next week with Crank: High Voltage.

Chris Farley will easily go down as one of the top SNL cast members of all time since he’s given us such hilarious sketches and characters. Here are our picks for his five best.

Wednesday means one thing, Lost. But it also means our weekly bonus video feature and we’re diving into the comedic genius that is Tommy Boy.

Pretty darn good week this week as there’s a crapload of new Blu Rays and the new and improved DS or DSi as it’s calling itself now.

Hulu continues to read our minds as today our favorite Stallone movie featuring moutains and John Lithgow, Cliffhanger, got added in it’s entirety today. Check it out here.

You can travel back in time with this week’s new releases. Head back to the 80’s for Adventureland or back to 2001 with Fast and Furious, when the world was first introduced to Vin Diesel. We were all so innocent back then.

We all know that Patrick Swayze is an ass kicker from movies like Road House, Point Break and Red Dawn but, unlike conventional action stars, Swayze manages to inject his movies with valuable advice and zen wisdom. Here are five of his greatest lessons.