Reviews

The protagonist in Anton Strout’s surprisingly fresh urban fiction series is a professional psychometrist; he is able to relive and know the history of any object he touches. The story follows his beginnings in a dodgy, underfunded government agency Read More

The second season of HBO's sexed-up vampire hit has officially begun. I'm not a super huge fan of this show (haven't read the books, either), but it has vamps and usually just enough cheddar-filled fun moments that keep me tuning in each week. Read More

Celeste reviews Bear McCreary's soundtrack for Caprica, the new Battlestar Galactica prequel. Read More

Zombie Tales: This Bites is the fourth TPB volume of BOOM!'s ongoing series of zombie vignettes. If you've ever found yourself wondering if your house is zombie-proof while eating a hamburger at your kitchen table, this collection should probably be in Read More

Catherine and James are back in the second issue of this four-part miniseries, and things are getting weirder! How, you may ask? When fringe science is involved, my friends, it's only a matter of time. Read More

Murphy's score fulfills the main objective of any movie score: to make the visuals more intense, more emotional, without taking over the scene. Read More

If you thought what happened at the end of issue 1 was about as bad as it could get, hold onto your butts because that was just the start! Read More

This 2-disc album covers just about everything from the Star Trek universe (with the exception of the 2009 movie). It's got some medleys and sound effects and a sense of wonder and adventure only Star Trek can give you. Let's kick this bird into Warp 5 Read More

Dax is back with a brand new Flashbang review, this time spotlighting a futuristic sports game. Read More

Mr. Stuffins, the highly trained black-ops agent teddy bear, is back in the second issue of this three issue miniseries! And he's back with a vengeance now that the boy he's convinced he needs to protect is suddenly in danger of something more dangerous Read More

The musical score that accompanies the small, independent science fiction film Mutant Chronicles may be one of the best released in 2009. Read More

John is on the run from his baby mama, Aeryn, since she tried to kill him and their son Deke. Now, in a desperate scramble for the Diagnosans' Enclave, John's hoping that he can find the answer to why he wants to kill Aeryn (not to mention why everyone Read More