Reviews

Released in 1994, Love and a .45 is an extremely fun independent film that could be described as a Bonnie and Clyde for the grunge era. The title alone was enough for me give it a chance, and within the first 15 minutes I was in love with it. Read More

Wow. This series just gets more and more crazy as it goes on. I'm just going to stop guessing what set Tony off into Destructo Mode because I'm so not smart enough to figure this one out ahead of time. Read More

Eureka has undergone quite a few changes over these past few weeks, and this episode is no exception. The previews for this show had indicated Matt Frewer would return as Dr. Taggart, the eccentric Australian who made life so interesting in Eureka when Read More

Jennifer's Body is a strongly written, hilariously terrifying movie that has earned a place in my DVD collection, but I would only recommend that serious fans of B-horror movies go to see the film in the theater. For those of you out there that do, you Read More

This episode is a particular favorite of mine because it draws elements from one of my favorite American writers of all time. Read More

The second episode of Supernatural's new season, "Good God, Y'all!," aired on The CW last night, and it seems like series creator Eric Kripke is hell-bent on once again torturing the show's loyal fans. Read More

The entire Drag Me To Hell score is replete with a sense of foreboding that is frequently rewarded by an emotional rollercoaster of heart-pounding highs and calming lows punctuated by the delicate, beautiful additions of both violins and pianos. Read More

Well. This was one of the biggest television finale disappointments I think I've ever had. They had me all excited about this season (I pre-ordered the frakking Orange Crush they put in fancy glass "Tru Blood" bottles, for Christ's sake), and this is Read More

Occasionally companies send us cool things to check out that otherwise I probably never would have stumbled across. Such is the case with ZOOZBeat Pro, a music making app for the iPhone and iPod Touch. Read More

Sense and Sensibility and Sea Monsters is an addictive tale of love, longing, and... massive tentacle creatures bent on the destruction of mankind. Much to my delight, Ben Winters has succeeded in creating a valuable homage to Jane Austen that every Read More

As a whole the story is a quick and enjoyable read. It's not the pick-me-up book of the year, but it is beautifully written. The pathos of the main character really pulls on your heart strings and you really want things to end well for her. Overall, an Read More

I passed up the chance to buy and read the comic it's based on because I didn't want to be comparing it to the source material the entire time at the movie theater. This was a bad idea on my part because the trailer had me thinking this was going to be Read More