Reviews

With the wall being held delicately in place, Dean's trying anything he can do to keep it solid, while Sam's doing everything he can to learn the truths of what happened to him during the past year. Is this a wise decision? Probably not. Is this going Read More

This month sees the release of two more DVDs in BBC's growing collection of classic Doctor Who adventures. One of this month's entries features the only televised appearance of the Eighth Doctor, and the other has the Third Doctor traveling to the 30th Read More

Last week I reviewed one of Ghost House Underground's newest DVD releases, Stag Night, as an enjoyable and bloody thriller set in the New York subway tunnels. This week I've seen their second new release, Psych 9, and here's my take on the craziness at Read More

What seemed like a single episode now appears to be a trilogy, with this episode as part II, and next week’s “Ghosts of Mortis” wrapping up the story. Read More

Shot in 2007, the indie horror film Stag Night is finally getting a proper release through Ghost House Underground. The DVD and Blu-ray release on February 15, and I had a chance to check out the DVD version early. Read More

From Elia Kazan comes America, America, a black and white paean to his young Greek uncle's struggles to get out from under Turkish oppression in 1896 and come to America. The film runs three minutes shy of three hours, though it seemed more like a week Read More

In 2006, writer and director Adam Green introduced us to the shambling, overall-wearing, swamp-dwelling terror known as Victor Crowley in his indie slasher film Hatchet. Victor returned for another rampage in 2010's controversial follow up, and now Read More

A broken superhero and an apocalyptic world seem a large undertaking for anyone, especially a first-time author. However, Susan Jane Bigelow manages to not only tell an interesting story, but to paint a picture of a world gone wrong and the superheroes Read More

The first episode or two of a new series is never the best of the bunch, and Being Human is no exception. While it is clear that the series has a great deal of potential, especially given its superb casting, “There Goes The Neighborhood, Part 1” is good Read More

Midsomer Murders, the long-running TV adaptation of Caroline Graham's Chief Inspector Barnaby mystery novel series, wrapped its thirteenth series on British TV. Later this month a new collection of previous episodes will be released on DVD as Midsomer Read More

Archer’s headaches lead Krieger to uncover the Russian mind control chip implanted in the secret agent’s brain by the KGB last season in the newest episode of FX’s original series, Archer. Read More

Although it’s been many years since I’ve played it, Final Fantasy VII still has a place in my heart as one of the best video games I’ve ever played. So when I first heard about the album, I immediately got excited and couldn’t wait for it to come out. I Read More