Reviews

This episode was a snoozefest. I don't remember ever watching a show that runs hot and cold with me so often and fast. Basically, this was the episode where damn near every single character turned stupid. Read More

Series 3 was everything Torchwood has always had the potential to be. It was dark, emotional, thought provoking, and didn't pull any punches with the way the subject matter was handled. Read More

This was a good ending, fitting for a Farscape story (bittersweet), and it really tied the entire miniseries together nicely for me. Read More

I am officially hooked on Warehouse 13. Unorthodox detectives solve paranormal mysteries and shenanigans ensue, in the most charming way possible, is a premise I can dig. Read More

Rose's favorite current TV show is Army Wives, which she'll be covering episode-to-episode. To start her coverage, here's her look at the series to date. Read More

Summer reviews Grant Gould's graphic novel Wolves of Odin, just in time for the launch of its accompanying web comic. Read More

Kelly reviews the concept album Terra Incognita: Beyond the Horizon by Roswell Six that accompanies Kevin J. Anderson's latest book release, Terra Incognita: Edge of the World. Read More

Kelly reviews the new movie, Moon, directed by Duncan Jones and starring Sam Rockwell. Read More

Next week the soundtrack from Battlestar Galactica's fourth and final TV season is hitting stores. We were able to get our hands on an advance copy, and here's the full review of this marvelous release. Read More

On this episode, Summer has to open her big mouth real wide and eat her words as the GHI team not only investigates and debunks, but does not declare either location haunted! Hope she's hungry! Read More

This episode falls under the "delightful little romp" category. It's a notch down from the previous episode, but the previous episode was the season opener, so I'll give them a little wiggle room. Then again, with such a cool new channel name like Syfy Read More

Marvel's bringing it back to the beginning for the company's 70th anniversary with The Marvels Project, and they were kind enough to give Fandomania a preview! With Ed Brubaker writing and Steve Epting and Dave Stewart handling the art, this series Read More