Reviews

The best part of this episode is the opening narration. It's supposed to be deep, and profound, but really it's just bizarre: "I've always believed doors were meant to be open. That's why they have hinges and knobs." Yep, that's the opening line. It's Read More

Here was another episode were OMGSOMUCHHAPPENEDALLATONCE! Loads of Eric screen time, and almost everyone except him got their shirt off! We're close to getting Eric in all his shirtless glory, I can feel it! Read More

The GHI team lucked out on this trip because Italy is awesome. Also, not much happened in this episode worth recapping, so there's going to be a lot about the actual locations. Because Italy is awesome. Read More

Warehouse 13 this week was just an awesome overall episode. I really only have good things to say, and after some of last week’s skepticism, I’m happy to be back on an all-good vibe. Read More

With 40 tracks and over an hour and fifteen minutes' worth of music, this is a fabulous accompaniment to the series and definitely worth checking out if you enjoyed the five-night event. Read More

If you like zombie stories, or if you like to make fun of zombie movies, you'll like this story. Read More

Sean reviews the hour-long Subaru ad which took the place of this week's Eureka. Read More

While this isn't my normal read, I did find it quite enjoyable and a fun change of pace. Read More

It's still Fright Night out in the woods of Bon Temps! Policeman Officer Andy, still on the trail of that pig, stumbles into Maryann's Bonfire of Horrors and is appropriately horrified. Read More

The writing was solid throughout the series, steady with its slow burn build up to the end. In the end, I'd recommend this for people who are already fans of the Cthulhu mythos and who are interested in reading new material within that world. Read More

The story of this issue is that it's full of awesome. Epic amounts of it. Read More

Two cases were investigated on this episode, both located in Austria. Once again, the combo of tragedies of the past and wandering around in the dark seem to make every shadow, shift, and noise a paranormal event. By the looks on their faces, and the Read More