Author Archives: Paige F MacGregor

I jumped on the opportunity to review NOLA #1, a new comic book from Boom! Studios set in New Orleans in the aftermath of Hurricane Katrina, based solely on my interest in the city and its culture, history and residents. The four-part miniseries Read More

Recently, I had the opportunity to speak with James Urbaniak about his contributions to the popular [adult swim] cartoon series The Venture Bros. James provides the voices of several of the series's regular characters, including Dr. Rusty Venture, his Read More

Although it was obvious that New Moon would do well at the box office despite the quality of cinematography and acting in the movie, less obvious is why Twilight fans, and the more fanatical "Twi-hards" (really, really intense Twilight fans), are so Read More

I recently had the opportunity recently to speak with two of the recent additions to the Twilight franchise, Kiowa Gordon and Alex Meraz, about their roles in New Moon, how being involved in the franchise has changed their lives, and whether or not Read More

In addition to the Original Motion Picture Score reviewed yesterday, Black Dynamite also has an additional musical score, Black Dynamite (Motion Picture Soundtrack), compiled by the film's Music Supervisor, David Hollander, from an extensive collection Read More

What makes Black Dynamite such a successful parody of and homage to traditional Blaxploitation films is the near-obsessive attention that Younge and the Black Dynamite production team paid to the details of the film, including both the soundtrack and score. Read More

Supernatural episode 5.08, "Changing Channels," is by far one of the best of the season to date. When Dean and Sam un into their old pal the Trickster in a small town in Ohio, they are thrown into a dizzying and seemingly endless montage of television Read More

When Sam and Dean call Bobby for input on their current case, he immediately recognizes the involvement of a very old, very powerful witch capable of both giving and taking the best years of people's lives. The transactions occur in the form of a Read More

The Boondock Saints has been one of my favorite films since I was in high school, but as much as I've always wanted a sequel to be released, my expectations for Boondock Saints II: All Saints Day are exceedingly low. Read More

The first of several videos related to romance author Joss Ware's soon-to-be-released post-apocalyptic science fiction romance series (say that five times fast!) appeared on YouTube on Halloween, but thanks to our friends at HarperCollins Publishers you Read More

The Gamer soundtrack is an eclectic compilation of new compositions and old "classics" that will leave listeners scratching their heads. Whether the collection works for the film is a discussion for another forum; however, it does seem fitting that such Read More

The Sherlock Holmes Handbook is a great tool for those unfamiliar with Sherlock Holmes and his many adventures. And for those well-versed in the world of Holmes and his faithful companion, Dr. Watson, the book is the perfect way to refresh your Read More