Reviews

We get the long-awaited Neil Gaiman episode of Doctor Who, and it doesn’t disappoint. A knock at the door in “very, very deep” space signals that the Doctor has mail — from another Time Lord. Read More

It's been about 20 years since Army of Darkness was released in theaters (I know, right!?) and tower defense games are all the rage when it comes to home tablets. It is now a perfect time to celebrate the anniversary of AoD with this fantastic gem that Read More

Morgan puts on a feast for Arthur and his Knights over at Castle Pendragon, which quickly turns to bedlam as the castle seemingly comes under "attack". As Arthur and Morgan's men join forces to fight, Morgan schemes and plots right out in the open for Read More

The soundtrack to The Tree of Life has a sense of ambiguity that is its biggest asset, inviting its listeners on a journey to discover an undiscoverable truth. And what a beautiful-sounding journey that is. Read More

The Flash #12, the last issue of the "The Road to Flashpoint" story arc and the last issue of this particular title, opens with the same parallel story construction and artist, Scott Kolins, that the previous issue ended with. Read More

For the casual listener, Age of Heroes is not a bad soundtrack, and the cuts that contain the main theme are especially enjoyable. It does not stand up to the scrutiny of a close listening, however, and while it does the job as intended, it is just not Read More

Overall, while it wasn’t what I’d imagined it would be, I enjoyed this anthology of Hellraiser stories. They were all very different, both content and style-wise, and it was interesting to see how much they varied. Some of the stories I could have done Read More

The hits keep on coming with this season. With another Disney Pirates movie due out on the 20th, it would seem that the show is just cashing in on the wave, but Doctor Who manages to make its own memorable splash (that’s right, two puns for the price of Read More

For this soundtrack to a documentary about the films, home movies, and newsreels that make up the Library of Congress's National Film Registry, Peter Golub has done a good (albeit sometimes a bit clichéd) job of capturing a "Classic American Movie" kind Read More

Mysterious envelopes with coordinates, enemies who vanish from your memories, and the Doctor’s death at the hands of an Apollo astronaut? Series 6 starts with a bang as the Doctor, Amy, Rory, and River Song reunite in the American Southwest for a picnic Read More

This is not your run-of-the-mill movie music compilation album. If, however, you want a different take on movie music and would like to hear some of your favorite composers in a whole new light or if you are a fan of easy-listening piano, then it is an Read More

In 1969, a new generation of free love, MGM tried to update their old private eye Marlowe into a joking action hero in the James Bond mold. The result can be seen for the first time on DVD in the new release of Marlowe through Warner Archive. Read More