The Amazing Spider-Man 2 Review
Going into The Amazing Spider-Man 2, I made a decision. I wasn’t going to be greedy. Spider-Man is my favorite childhood superhero. Two Thirds of...
Review: Arrested Development Season 4
How does one go about reviewing Arrested Development Season 4? Unlike a standard TV programs, this Netflix exclusive is meant to be watched in block...
Review: Fringe “ Liberty & An Enemy of Fate”
After five years Fringe comes to an end. Though I had my reservations at the direction the series was headed at the beginning of the...
Review: The Hobbit, An Unexpected Journey
We return to Peter Jackson’s vivid imagining of Middle Earth with the first installation of the Hobbit Trilogy. The Hobbit: An Unexpected Journey, has all...
Review: Fringe “The Boy Must Live”
With the penultimate episode of Fringe upon us, I have to wonder how much of the conclusion was part of the original plan at Fringe’s...
Review: James Bond: Skyfall
I’ve greatly enjoyed Daniel Craig’s portrayal of James Bond, and I’ve been looking forward to Skyfall since the end of Quantum of Solace. My immediate...
Review: Fringe “Anomaly XB-6783746”
With only three episodes left Fringe really hit a high note in “Anomaly XB-6783746“. Continuing with the story arch of Walter losing himself to his...
Review: Fringe “Black Blotter”
Fringe has always played with Walter’s experimentation with mind altering drugs. Lysergic Acid Diethylamide gave us a cartoon dreamscape. Brown Betty has a stoned Walter...
Review: Dracula Cha Cha Cha by Kim Newman
I was first introduced to the works of Kim Newman with the novel Anno Dracula, which envisions a world where Van Helsing, and his crew...
Quantum Fluctuator: The Disaster #13
Albert finds something in the ruined city, that will change his life… and all of history! Check it...