Reviews

Astro Boy, the new 3D animated film from Imagi Animation Studios based on Osamu Tezuka's Japanese franchise from 1952, contains everything that appeals to kids but also explores some darker themes that may be more suited to adults. Read More

We all have to grow up sometime... that is, unless you are a Salvatore. More specifically, unless you're Damon Salvatore. Is it just me, or has this Johnny the Homicidal Maniac meets Spike Season 4 thing with Damon already been starting to get old Read More

Even though I did not have the chance to see this film in theaters, my attention was grabbed by the score, wonderfully written and produced by Danny Elfman. It really captures the essence of the era of Flower Power and awesome rock 'n' roll. Read More

My first impression was "Huh, that kinda looks like a Hellboyish rip off" and, while you can find some similarities, I think you will find that The Anchor stands completely on his own two feet. After reading only the first page, I was completely hooked. Read More

Adam Hughes presents Jean Grey as the Black Queen from the X-Men's Dark Phoenix Saga, the latest addition to Sideshow Collectibles' line of Marvel comiquette statues. Read More

If you only know Rowan Atkinson as Mr. Bean, you're missing out on his portrayal of Edmund Blackadder, the bumbling and insufferable title character in the classic BBC sitcom Blackadder, featured in a brand new remastered DVD set releasing this week. Read More

Chad continues his reviews of the first season of Leverage with the third episode, guest-starring Jaime Ray Newman and Mark Sheppard. Read More

Where the Wild Things Are, the new Spike Jonze and Dave Eggers venture based on the classic 1963 children's book by Maurice Sendak, who also gave his blessing to the project, had a lot of hype, hope, and hipsters to live up to. My friends, it is lovely. Read More

FlashForward is is full-on mystery mode, and Rose takes a look at the newest episode in hopes that no aliens appear. Read More

Oh my goodness! It's another week of Nathan Fillion being charming and hilarious for a 40-minute hour! No, that's not sarcasm, he really is charming and hilarious in every single episode of this show. The problem is, he's portraying the only character Read More

The BBC's classic comedy Fawlty Towers is back with a newly remastered complete DVD collection, full of special features. Read More

This trade is 200 pages of straight-up Viking kick-assery. I'm pretty certain it's one of my favorite TPBs ever. The writing, art, everything about it meshes together into a big, bloody stump of fan-freaking-tastic comic book storytelling. Read More