Penthouse Magazine

Neal Pollack made a name for himself as a brash, occasionally annoying hipster writer, hanging with the likes of Dave Eggers and wreaking havoc on book tours.

The badass bikers who keep the fictional town of Charming, well, not what most folks would call “charming” but relatively under control, had a lot to deal with in the second season of this gritty drama.

This isn’t your typical Lara Croft game, as the action is seen from bird’s-eye view and you’ve got the help of the Mayan tribesman Totec.

“I need a war. Any war will do,” author Axe says to an editor boss midway through this illustrated memoir from NAL Trade.

The idea that humans have survived in zombie-infested Fortune City for five years would be inconceivable in anything but a video-game.

Sex, drugs, and rock ’n’ roll are all well represented in Guns N’ Roses’ drummer Adler’s memoir, along with almost every detail of life on tour.

The unhinged Kane and Lynch are back, this time in Shanghai after a botched mission.

Why does Hollywood continue to make Resident Evil movies?

When in doubt, simplify. Last year, Madden was packed with new animations, artificial-intelligence improvements, rating overhauls, flashy presentations, and more.

Robert Rodriguez’s over-the-top Mexploitation flick, Machete, is sure to outrage all parties with its take on immigration law.

Eight years ago, Mafia was extremely well-received by critics, but it didn’t sell all that well; if you missed it, you’re not alone.

These days, we’re supposed to ooh and aah at the artfulness of 3-D, especially post-Avatar.

Getting tired of sensitive wussyman Cera? Us too.

Sprung from an eighties teen’s Survivor-scored fantasy, this men-on-amission action movie stars—we kid you not—all of the above, along with Ahnold himself.

Looking back at the hardest, most audacious records from 2000 to 2009.