Reviews

Alright! Friday saw the release of the sequel to 2010’s comic book movie Kick-Ass. And I’m here today to take a look at the soundtrack for the movie Kick-Ass 2. When you have a movie with a concept as free as Kick-Ass, you have to be free Read More

Divinity: Dragon Commander is Larian Studios’ sixth game and the third Divinity installment to date, and it is packed with more promises than a late night infomercial. This is a game that tries not only to be a coherent real-time and turn-based strategy Read More

BBC has recently released the 4-disc set The Doctors Revisited containing four classic Doctor Who stories from Doctors 1-4. The set contains some of the “best” serials from each Doctor: “The Aztecs”, “The Tomb of the Cybermen”, Read More

With The Divine Gamble, Sulfur and cecilnick deliver a philosophical and theological album (no surprise, given the title). This might seem to present a problem or a challenge to an atheist like me, but I have absolutely no problem with anyone else’s Read More

The Doubleclicks’ Lasers and Feelings makes for a worthy follow-up to last year’s wonderful Chainmail and Cello (and that’s saying something since it was in my top 15). While keeping with the basics of cello and guitar / ukulele, The Doubleclicks Read More

Set in an X-Men like universe, T.J. Klune’s world in Burn, the first book in the Elementally Evolved series, is populated by both normal humans and Elementals. These are people who can control earth, air, fire, and water. A normal Elemental can only Read More

A middle-aged man returns to Sussex for a funeral and afterwards finds himself at the pond down the lane near the place where his childhood home once stood, the pond next to the farmhouse where the Hempstock women lived. It is a trip down memory lane as Read More

“Don’t Starve? Oh. Cool.” That was literally all I had to say about the game when my boyfriend told me he had received it as a gift. It seemed to be enough at the time, I had plenty of games to play, and the seemingly constant presence of Don’t Read More

Kirby Krackle’s new album, Sounds Like You, takes them in some different directions without losing the spirit of their previous releases. In fact, there’s a hint of that right there in the title: pretty much anyone can relate to the songs, geek or not Read More

The new album from Hello, the Future! debuts on June 25, but I have the honor of having obtained an advanced review copy. And I’m pleased to report that it’s just as wonderful as I’d hoped it would be. The addition of the band (The Long Holidays, whose Read More

Despite the lack of Who-related content lately, we haven’t all given up on the show quite yet! I, for one, watch the show regularly, but my day job prevents me from having time to review it for the site. Now that I’ve had a month to reflect Read More

Beautiful Creatures is marketed as the next Twilight, but don't let that fool you. It's actually a good movie, and its impressive cast makes for an enjoyable supernatural teen drama. Read More