Reviews

When the show took its break last fall, I was super hooked and really frustrated to hear it was going on break until March. I’m not sure if my enthusiasm fizzled over time, or if it’s just the episodes themselves, but after the latest installment I am Read More

Another anthology of Marvel U stories, and this issue was okay. Just like a box of assorted chocolates, sometimes you chomp on one with a nut in it that cracks a tooth and makes you curse ever eating a box of assorted chocolates again until you find the Read More

The search for Shepard continues for Liara, and she gets so close by the end of this issue. There's some fighting, arguing, lying, lots of sexy aliens standing around posing sexy, and a big showdown with the Shadow Broker's right hand man. Read More

One of the most popular adventures of Sylvester McCoy's seventh Doctor got a brand new DVD release this month, this time packing loads of extras and four authentic episodes onto two discs. Read More

Let's face it: If we lived in the Irredeemable Universe, we'd all have kissed our patooties goodbye like eight issues ago. I mean, all the Supes who are supposed to protect the Norms are completely frakked up and totally flying around with their tights Read More

I was lucky enough to receive a copy of Ashlyne Huff's promo disc from our friends at Cornerstone Promotion. The self-titled collection contains the first single, "Heart of Gold," from Ashlyne's upcoming album, along with four other tracks Read More

As the third season continues down a darker path, this episode (the best of the season) really broke the record for drama within Team Bartowski. It furthered the more serious nature the show has adopted while also giving some genuine laugh out loud moments. Read More

Jack and Cole try to save Kayla from Tarin and his terrorist buddies. Meanwhile, Dana's hillbilly plot thread continues to disappoint. Read More

This collection, like Bear McCreary's other Battlestar Galactica soundtracks, is characterized by grand and emotionally driven arcs that expertly exemplify contemporary composition rather than the type of traditional orchestral pieces often used in Read More

A werewolf, a ghost, and a vampire share a flat together in Bristol, England. My initial reaction to the series's premise was probably the same as most: really, seriously? How is that not just a joke? But I figured I would give it a shot seeing as how I Read More

Although I haven't played God of War III, the soundtrack pulled together for the game is sure to please fans of any of the previous God of War releases and metal fans alike. I highly recommend that you pick up a copy of this EP — it's well worth both Read More

The BBC adaptation of the classic thriller The 39 Steps is, by my calculations, the fifth version of John Buchan's 1915 book. The incredible landscape of Scotland, vivid colors, and gentle acting performances give credence to director James Hawes's Read More