Author Archives: Kimberly Lynn Workman

We have reached the end of Season Six of Supernatural. And oh what an end it was. We got the breaking of Sam's wall, the ultimate confrontation over Purgatory, and a twist ending that many did not see coming. Read More

The Charmed Ones have to go up again the First Witch and it's not going to be pretty. Neena has exceeded everyone's expectations of her and that means she's become a worthy adversary in the fight. She's even got a plan to take on the Elders, though it Read More

With a plot that included H.P. Lovecraft, a kidnapping, a character twist, and the final disintegration of more than one relationship, “Let It Bleed” was a fine way to spend a tense hour as we headed into the finale of Season Six. Read More

When you're outside a situation, it's easy to see when actions are leading in a very bad direction. However, when you're in the midst of those bad decisions, everything feels justified as a means to the end. That's what we're beginning to get with Cas, Read More

An old foe has risen from the grave and an old ally is sent to her death, both at the hands of a well-known angel in a trench coat. Cas is fighting a war and he will do anything to win it, even if that means betraying the trust of those he calls friends. Read More

It’s long been said, and I agree, that the show is really a modern day Western where Dean and Sam simply have a car instead of horses. They go from town to town saving people and putting right what’s wrong. This week they get to take on that role more Read More

After a long mid-season hiatus, Supernatural is back and headed towards the home stretch. To lighten up the sadness we were left with last time, this episode instead focused on a more whimsical what-if scenario. But like all episodes of the series, even Read More

The debut of Max Winkler as both writer and director of Ceremony is backed by a fantastic soundtrack that boasts contributions from artists such as Eric D. Johnson, Pete Townsend, and Ringo Starr. With such a variety of fantastic artists, you'll be put Read More

Anyone who has reveled in the multitude of SyFy Originals will love the third volume of John Paul Russ' The Monster Hunters' Survival Guide. The combination of comic panels and fictional accounts makes you feel as if you've stumbled upon someone's field Read More

Scream 4 hits theatres on April 15th, but you can get pumped up for a return to slasher fun by listening to the soundtrack. With artists such as 6 Day Riot, The Novocaines, and Stereo Black, there's sure to be something for you to love. I know I was Read More

The fight with Rennek is no longer a future event as we start the issue being thrown straight into the action! I've commented before how the storyline of the arc seemed to be going very slowly in the first few issues, but now it's been amped up to a Read More

This past weekend I had the opportunity to attend StellarCon in High Point, NC. Over the course of three days I got to experience fantastic discussions about writing, media, and podcasting. I must say that the inspiration found while at this con has Read More