Reviews

For fans of Sanctuary, the Season 3 DVD/Blu-ray box set release is like coming home on Halloween with a bagful of one’s favorite candy. For those who haven’t yet discovered this little gem of a series, Season 3 is a great entry point into the Sanctuary Read More

I have a background in psychology and have always been drawn to studying serial killers. I was already familiar with the Green River Killer case and found it intriguing when I learned that the detective’s son wrote this story. For me, it brings a Read More

The Deadly Dictionaries is a series of seven books, all about 160 pages, and exactly what they're called: dictionaries. Each one is a very comprehensive resource for one of the Seven Deadly Sins. Read More

If I ever had the urge to engage in some hardcore recreational pharmaceuticals, there's an entire subgenre of films I could watch to dissuade myself from those choices. While Trainspotting might not be as bleakly terrifying an addiction movie as Requiem Read More

Though this is the most basic version of the Battlestar Galactica themes and tunes that you’re ever likely to hear, these “simplified” versions still represent an intellect and emotion that is missing from most mainstream television shows. Read More

This issue focuses on none other than everyone's favorite nominee for worst mother of the year. Clara begins to zone out during a guild meeting and inadvertently finds herself forced into interacting with her family, which leads to a trip down memory lane. Read More

The fourth issue picks up right where issue three left off, with Scrooge and his family jumping out of Launchpad’s plane. They land in a village, but it’s different than they remember. Once again, the Beagle Boys show up to chase them and get the crown. Read More

Issue 3 of Dollhouse: Epitaphs brings us one step closer to the inevitable appearance of Echo and shows us more of Alpha's journey to the shepherd of lost minds that we see in the second episode of Epitaphs. Read More

An easy trap to fall into when writing crime fiction is to make the story so complex you end up losing the story entirely, along with the characters. Mark Waid's Potter's Field avoids that by stripping the story down the the bare essentials. Read More

Buffy's back and she's just as messed up as ever. When last we left our Slayer, she had rid the world of magic, put her former boyfriend in jail, and was continuing to string along her vampire stalker giving him hope that one day he might have a chance. Read More

It seems that the Buffy and Angel comics are trying to live within the same timeline, which I appreciate. Angel's paying for his part in Twilight and he's suffering the consequences of his actions. Read More

Deus Ex: Human Revolution relaunches a venerable gaming franchise after more than a decade and succeeds not only in being a great game but also just might make cyberpunk relevant again. Read More