Zombies? Really? Didn't they already do zombies, or is it just that everyone's doing zombies lately? Really, the only element that brought my rating up to a 3 instead of a 2 was Jim Beaver portraying Bobby's heartache. Other than that, big ole bowl full of meh. Way to come back Read More

I've accepted that bookstore Sci Fi and Fantasy shelves are never going to be as numerous as I would like (sigh). However, now I'm starting to see my beloved section shrinking. In its place I'm finding more manga, and it is even being encroached on in some locations by True Crime Read More

In a brief calm in the storm of huge, triple-A game releases, we have a week with some interesting new games, but nothing that looks like it'll steal the thunder of anything else that's been releasing this month. Here's a look at some of the new games hitting this week. Read More

Overall, this was yet another enjoyable installment to the story. I really wish Hofi and McBride weren't there at all, but I can make some sacrifices to find out what's going to happen. The artwork when you look at everything but Hofi is great — just the style I really enjoy in Read More

Overall, ZMD: Zombies of Mass Destruction is well worth renting if you don't want to splurge on a DVD that you haven't seen yet. As a zombie film fan, I highly recommend taking a bite out of Hamedani's film, as long as you can stomach a lot of disgusting gore and a few small Read More

If you pick up one urban fantasy book this year, or EVER, let it be this one. It's a fast, engaging read that will not leave you disappointed. Read More

Our countdown of the 100 Greatest Books of All Time ended last week. Here's a look back at the entire list, represented entirely by the covers. Read More

Now it's getting good again. What did I say last week? I want more follow-up on all of the littler personal mini-dramas and subplots, and that is what we got this week! Read More

Dr. Lavers shares with the reader his knowledge, often with a quick sense of humor, on the elusive unicorn. For anyone interested in how myths originated or wanting to know the facts behind the fiction, this is a truly one-of-a-kind and interesting read. Read More

As promised, ActionFest released the titles of 25 films that will be screened during the course of the festival, which takes place in Asheville, North Carolina from April 15th - 18th. The films announced include three world premieres, three North American premieres, two U.S. Read More

This week Karen talks with Russell Tovey (Doctor Who and Being Human), plus we talk about all the latest in TV, our continuing SDCC hotel saga, Captain America, and more. Read More

Although Repo Men may not translate into a box office sensation or the phenomenon that was Blade Runner after its 1982 release, it is a multifaceted film released at a particularly poignant moment in our socioeconomic and political climate. Read More