Reviews

Innistrad takes players to a new plane of magic, this one inhabited by wicked creatures of horror legend. Vampires, werewolves, and worse stalk the lands of Innistrad, where deception and secrets are the building blocks of power. Read More

Scooby-Doo Mystery Incorporated is the latest revival of the classic Hanna-Barbera team of mystery solving teens. More realistic and serial than the previous series, Mystery Incorporated takes Scooby and the gang in a new direction, yielding some Read More

Being a child of the 1980s, I love the music of that decade and I was looking forward to hearing track after track of upbeat, synthesized accompaniments and big hair sounds. There are plenty of examples of the classic '80s sound on the album, but it's Read More

The Consummata is the sequel to 1967’s The Delta Factor. Spillane gave the unfinished manuscript to his friend, Max Allan Collins, hoping that they could do something with it later. Sadly, Spillane died in 2006. Collins finished this novel (and others Read More

I'm a longtime fan of the Crash Mode in the previous Burnout games, and this outing really scratches the itch I've had ever since Burnout Paradise dropped the mode entirely. Read More

Based on Michael Dibdin's series of mystery books about the Italian detective Aurelio Zen, BBC's Zen is now on Blu-ray as a two-disc season one set. Read More

We're only on episode two of Season 7, and the energy from this year has already surpassed last season. We are getting brother moments, continuity, emerging bad guys for the seasonal arc, and so much trauma that you don't know if you can survive all the Read More

The last time we saw Invincible, he was finally getting on such friendly terms with his former government handler Cecil that the latter felt it was time for a moment of truth — revealing all the multi-dimensional-evil-Invincibles-turned-reanimen. Read More

Proving that not even Uwe Boll can keep a good vamp down, the sexy dhampir Rayne is back in action with her new downloadable adventure, BloodRayne: Betrayal. Read More

Lovestruck is, plain and simply, about love. Not the altruistic emotion that inspires poets and saints, but the stuff that sells. Love is a business. Love is a commodity. Love is power, and all you need is love if you want to win. Read More

Before reading this book, I thought of myself as a misanthrope. Shopping, for example, always finds me grumbling under my breath at the idiots who park their carts in the middle of the aisle then stand there for ten minutes trying to decide whether to Read More

The Thin Man is based on a book of the same name by Dashiell Hammett. The movie was so popular that five sequels were made. Even after repeated viewings, the movie doesn’t lose any of its charm. If you like noir and murder mysteries, this movie is a Read More