Stephanie D. Briggs

Terrifying and fascinating, Feb 10 2008

Ironically, I hadn't seen the precursor film before I saw "Hypercube", so I wasn't comparing one to the other. It was suspenseful unpredictable, and disturbingly clinical. The bright lights remove all mystery, and yet make the different traps in the hypercube more chilling. The fact that the actors were unknowns heightened the impression that the characters could be any of us.

Why is this Saturday different from all other Saturdays?, Jun 21 2007

"Because there's a hangin' posse chasin' us!" This is such a great movie, and I'm thrilled that it's finally out on DVD.

Puzzles and Laughs all over again, July 12 2006

What got me onto House in the first place was the great one-liners ("You're ORANGE, you moron."..."Do I get extra points if I act like I care?"), and I've never looked back. He's a pill-popper, genius, rule-breaker (OK, well, he just bashes through whatever roadblocks he encounters)...yet he also has a heart. No matter whose toes he steps on in the process, he always has his patients' best interests in mind.

My favorite episode is "Three Stories", during which House reluctantly lectures a seminar in Diagnostics. In the process of relating three different medical cases, we learn a little about what made House the arrogant, mouthy, addictive, brilliant jerk that he is.

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