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Some of us can't just flip the holiday switch and be cheery 24-7. Here are some shows for the semi-Grinches of the world.

Quick | Monday Dec 13

Theater

Goldberg 'Hammers' it out

What do you get when you combine "Blazing Saddles," "Shaft" and Chanukah? Israel's answer to the gaping hole in the Jewish action hero genre: the Hebrew Hammer.

Daily Campus | Nov 17, 2004

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Movies

Dazed and Confused - Flashback Edition

Buy this DVD at Amazon.com Rating: R Starring: Jason London as Randall 'Pink' Floyd Rory Cochrane as Ron Slater Wiley Wiggins as Mitch Kramer Sasha Jenson as Don Dawson Michelle Burke as Jodi Kramer Adam ...

Comingsoon.net | Nov 8, 2004

Parker Posey

TV listings - New

USA on Sunday night at 9 brings the Frankenstein monster to modern-day New Orleans, where detectives played by Parker Posey and Adam Goldberg deal with unusual homicides.

The Virginian-Pilot | Oct 31, 2004

Movies

Gory 'Frankenstein' update is a tale without an ending

Scary old story, spooky new version. That's the moodily contemporary, gory noir "Frankenstein" that slithers into view at 9 p.m. Sunday on USA Network.

Detroit Free Press | Oct 8, 2004

Entertainment

The "Jewsploitation" craze

Guilty pleasures: What did you really watch last night? Samurai wannabes: Why adults dress up and play with swords.

Salon.com | Dec 24, 2003

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Scotch and Milk

Co-starring virtually everyone from Boiler Room, Scotch and Milk makes good with raw talent and a certain flair, but don't go looking for a whole lot more.

filmcritic.com via KeepMedia.com | May 5, 2004

Fast Sofa

The stars, particularly Tilly and Glover, are bizarrely captivating, and Busey's Rick is as exciting and high-strung as he is despicable.

Video Business via KeepMedia.com | Feb 11, 2002

The Hebrew Hammer

They can never live up to the premise. And the funny but sloppy The Hebrew Hammer has a premise to kill for.

filmcritic.com via KeepMedia.com | May 5, 2004