Reviews

If you can pick up the TPB volumes of the series then I highly recommend checking it out, and for those of you that have been reading the series on an ongoing basis I can assure you that you’re going to like what this issue has to offer, especially if Read More

Finishing School isn’t some essential piece of classic cinema. It will never be studied shot-by-shot in a film school. It’s just one of those great little movies that make you smile. Read More

Peter S. Beagle's The Last Unicorn has finally made its way to Blu-ray as a combo pack from Lionsgate. Here's a look at the production and what's included. Read More

How to Live Safely in a Science Fictional Universe, the first novel by award-winning young short story writer Charles Yu, can best be described as meta-science fiction. Read More

If there's one thing the Spartacus shows do well, it's finales and this one did not disappoint. There was some serious action and twists going on here! Read More

This collection gathers together three short features from Visionary Comics. Going into this, I was unfamiliar with the Visionary line, but now I'm intrigued to learn more! Read More

This show has always had to ability to make fun of itself and tap at the fourth wall in a knowing way. This episode broke down that fourth wall and raised the stakes even higher. There was so much win in this that my glee can hardly be contained. Read More

Not all sharks in the '70s wanted to eat Roy Scheider. In fact, some just wanted to play music and get some respect. Such is the plight of Jabberjaw, the star of Hanna-Barbera's half hour cartoon that debuted in 1976 and now has found a new home on DVD Read More

It's been a decade since Christopher Nolan unveiled his unforgettable thriller Memento. This week Lionsgate commemorated the occasion with a new Blu-ray release, the Memento 10th Anniversary Special Edition. Read More

ISIS agents Sterling Archer and Lana Kane travel to the Louisiana bayou outside of New Orleans to prevent an eco-terrorist from bombing the United States' largest natural gas pipeline. Read More

Fans of Charmed may recognize a familiar face in this issue, as Cal Greene of “Mortality Bites” fame has returned to the storyline. This choice of plotline has a definite exclusionary factor for new readers, but a nice celebration for those of us who Read More

They say you get what you pay for, but in this case the price does not reflect the quality of the music; free does not mean terrible. In fact, Shael Riley’s singing and Beefy’s rapping make for a highly enjoyable collaboration with catchy, danceable Read More