Reviews

Just like that, the Sons are back with a bang on FX. I was most impressed with the way Sons of Anarchy picked up the tension from the end of season one and continued it right into season two. Read More

After a couple ho-hum weeks, it seems a lot has happened at once. Denise and Claudia Joy were in a car accident, Joan’s deployment is approaching closer, Trevor has a new job while Roxy’s adjusting to having a private school son, and Pamela’s on pins Read More

Kelly discusses the soon-to-be-released novel Night of Demons by Tony Richards. Read More

At the risk of sounding mildly repetitive in the matter, I'll say this of BOOM! Studios's take on the Robin Hood legend using Jim Henson's Muppets: it is really, really, amazingly hilarious. Read More

Julio reviews the latest episode of Warehouse 13 and is not disappointed. Read More

Calling this album a soundtrack is a bit of a misnomer, as one would consider a "score" and a "soundtrack" to be two separate bodies of music used to tell the same story. For a story that is as musically centered as The Time Traveler's Wife, the utter Read More

Two houses are visited in this episode, and both have some kind of historical value to them. They also get the strangest thermal image I've ever seen on this show. Other than that, not much happened. Read More

Sons of Anarchy returns September 8, and Dax catches us up on the plot so far. Read More

Final issue of the series (or IS it?), and Catherine Allingham and James Doyle are mere steps away from solving the biggest mystery of them all. Will they walk through that door, or will she leave the unknown exactly that? Read More

As a fan of The Time Traveler's Wife, The Adventuress, and The Three Incestuous Sisters, I was expecting to read a chilling story, sublime in its terror and mounting dread, and moving in its tale of love, history, and time. Fortunately, Niffenegger Read More

So much stuff goes down in this issue, I don't even know how to summarize it. By the end of this issue Alan finds out who's behind all the killings, and it's a WTF moment for him (and the reader, if you all are as dense as I am). Read More

Hexed was initially released as four individual issues, the first of which appeared last February. The Hexed hardcover edition collects all four of these issues and also includes an afterword from creator Michael Alan Nelson. Read More