Reviews

This episode was worth watching the rest of the season. Holy. Cow. I'm not sure what could possibly be left for the series finale because pretty much everything (with the possible exception of two things) happened here in the most spectacular way. Also, Read More

Last week Warner Bros brought 2000's Dungeons & Dragons movie and its 2005 sequel to Blu-ray with their Dungeons & Dragons 2-Movie Collection. Having never seen either movie, I checked both out and also took a look at the special features packed into Read More

At the end of this week's Supernatural I was not only wondering what I had witnessed, but confused about what was accomplished. If it was to invoke a deep feeling of despair, then good job. Mission accomplished! Read More

In 1963, a bright young actress named Jane Fonda nabbed one of her first starring roles in Sunday in New York. Long absent from a proper release on home video, the movie finally has a remastering and a brand new DVD, courtesy of the Warner Archive collection. Read More

For nearly a decade, Top Gear has been spotlighting motor vehicles with its own British brand of humor, adventure, and snark. After 13 highly successful seasons shot in standard definition, Top Gear's first two HD seasons are finally on Blu-ray with Read More

Lucretia breaks in a big way, Gannicus and Melitta confess their "love" for each other, and Titus finds out how just how low Quintus has sunk to try and get the House of Batiatus in higher standing. Oh, and there was one gladiatorial fight. You know, Read More

In my opinion there is no better time to discuss the way that Archer constructs its female characters that now, especially in light of this week’s Valentine’s Day holiday; after all, what other holiday promotes thinly veiled sexism and encourages women Read More

It really feels like this story didn’t need to be a trilogy. This would’ve been better as one story or two at most, but not as drawn-out as it was. Read More

With the wall being held delicately in place, Dean's trying anything he can do to keep it solid, while Sam's doing everything he can to learn the truths of what happened to him during the past year. Is this a wise decision? Probably not. Is this going Read More

What seemed like a single episode now appears to be a trilogy, with this episode as part II, and next week’s “Ghosts of Mortis” wrapping up the story. Read More

From Elia Kazan comes America, America, a black and white paean to his young Greek uncle's struggles to get out from under Turkish oppression in 1896 and come to America. The film runs three minutes shy of three hours, though it seemed more like a week Read More

A broken superhero and an apocalyptic world seem a large undertaking for anyone, especially a first-time author. However, Susan Jane Bigelow manages to not only tell an interesting story, but to paint a picture of a world gone wrong and the superheroes Read More