Reviews

There are so many adjectives I could use to describe Fadiing of the Cries. Confusing. Dreadful. Painful. Horrendous. Terrible. Atrocious. But I will stick to bad. It's a classic and best sums up the overall feel of Fading of the Cries. Bad. Read More

When there is supposed to be no more magic in the world, a guy who can turn vampires into corpses is sure to catch someone's attention. And that means Buffy must figure out how it all works. That's her mission in this issue of the comic. But is Severin Read More

If you're a fan of Tom and Jerry, you won't want to miss this DVD. Spend over an hour and a half with your favorite feline and his mouse friend/enemy. It will bring you back to childhood and allow you to share the wonders of the beloved cartoon with Read More

The Sanctuary team learns life on the outside is not an easy road to travel in episode 4.05, “Resistance”. Spoilers abound as Tesla returns. Read More

I adore the rebellious youths in this series. It's a constant battle between the kids and their parental figures. The young superheroes think they know more than they actually do and the older superheroes are trying to integrate the new generation into Read More

Idris Elba returns in the second season of Luther with a new pair of bizarre homicides, a new police squad, and a lot of emotional baggage. Read More

I had heard of Teen Titans before, but always assumed the comic was lame since it was just younger versions of the big DC heroes, like Superman and Batman. I was delighted to find out that Teen Titans isn’t lame at all and in fact seems to be building Read More

A town overrun by psychics, murdered by the very tools they utilize. But beneath the supernatural case, there is the psychological one. Dean and Sam need to be helped just as much as the victims they're trying to save. And it was very lovely to see that Read More

Crazy, Stupid, Love seems like it would be just one Heigl short of vapidity, but it succeeds in winning over even a jaded rom-com-phobe who never would have expected to like it. Read More

Betrayal of the Planet of the Apes is great stuff if you liked the original. It is set 20 years before the original classic. The great thing about Betrayal is that it brings back the flavor and appeal of the original. Read More

I was excited to get another chance to review POTA, since, in my opinion, the comic book format is great for the POTA universe. On the other hand I felt a bit of trepidation; it’s been a long time since I’ve been really harsh on any of the reviews I’ve Read More

The second installation of Gary Phillips’s The Rinse came out swinging! I described the first in the series as gritty, and that was an incredible understatement compared to the direction the narrative has taken in this next installment. Read More