Movie Review: Solo: A Star Wars Story (MINOR SPOILERS ONLY)
by Matt Sernaker (Managing Editor) and Emma Smith (Reporter), A long time ago, in a galaxy far, far, away, a young scoundrel named Han started his life of crime. If you were curious as to how the scruffy-looking nerf herder…
Movie Review: Deadpool 2 (MINOR SPOILERS)
by Matt Sernaker, Managing Editor The Merc with the Mouth is back for another round, because Deadpool 2 has finally arrived! Ryan Reynolds and the gang are back for more wacky superhero adventures, and this time he is bringing some…
Book Review: 5 World Book 2: The Cobalt Prince
by Mike Favila, Senior Editor 5 Worlds: Book 2 The Cobalt Prince was heavily anticipated in my house. When I received the first installment in the series, 5 Worlds: Book 1 The Sand Warrior, in the mail, I was immediately impressed…
WonderCon 2018: Nathan Fillion discusses a Series of Unfortunate Events – Season 2
by Matt Sernaker, Managing Editor Stand back everyone, nothing here to see. Just an interview with Nathan Fillion, and he’s discussing Unfortunate Events with me. [Editor’s Note: I’m sorry, I couldn’t help myself]. The second season of Lemony Snicket’s A…
Movie Review: Pacific Rim Uprising
by Matt Sernaker, Managing Editor Tonight we’re sequeling the apocalypse! That’s right, the Jaegers and Kaiju are back for more in Pacific Rim Uprising. Ten years have passed since The Breach was closed by Ranger Pentecost and his team, and the world…
Movie Review: Marvel’s Black Panther
by Emma Smith (Reporter), In the lead up to the release of Marvel’s Black Panther, numerous friends have commented how nervous they are to go see it. “How can it possible live up to my expectations?” they ask. If you are…
Blu-ray Review: Batman: Gotham by Gaslight
by Matt Sernaker, Managing Editor DC fans can rejoice, because Batman: Gotham by Gaslight has arrived on Blu-ray, DVD, and Digital on Demand! The fan-favorite “Elseworld” story features a Victorian-Era Batman taking on Jack the Ripper himself. How does the Dark…
Movie Review: Scooby Doo! & Batman: The Brave and the Bold
by Matt Sernaker, Managing Editor ZOINKS! Get ready for an old school team-up, because Scooby Doo and the Mystery Inc. gang are about to team up with Batman! When a mystery is too challenging for the Caped Crusader to solve…
Movie Review: Star Wars: The Last Jedi
by Matt Sernaker, Managing Editor, The holiday season is upon us, so it must mean that it is time for another Star Wars adventure! Rian Johnson (Looper) takes over the director’s chair for the latest installment – Episode VIII:…
Blu-ray Review: DC Universe 10th Anniversary Collection
by Matt Sernaker, Managing Editor Since 2007, fans have been treated to animated direct-to-video adventures featuring a variety of characters in the DC Comics universe. From Superman: Doomsday to Batman and Harley Quinn, all 30 of the original movies and…
Movie Review: Murder on the Orient Express
by Emma Smith, Reporter Murder on the Orient Express: come for the classic who-dun-it; stay for the meditation on the nature of justice. Director Kenneth Branagh tackles an Agatha Christie classic and manages the difficult task of doing something new…
Review: Star Trek: Discovery & The Orville *Spoiler Free*
by Mike Lunsford, editor What a great time to be a Trekkie! First off, you can re-watch all of the series via Netflix/Hulu! Of course, you can read my reviews of Seasons 1-3 of The Next Generation right here…
Reviews: Summer Viewing – Star Trek: TNG (Season 3)
by Mike Lunsford, Editor When you’re looking at all successful television series, there is one season that defines the show. If season 2 was the make or break season for Star Trek: The Next Generation, then season 3 was the heart…
Reviews: Summer Viewing – Star Trek: TNG (Season 2)
by Mike Lunsford, Editor Star Trek: The Next Generation is one of the shows that I name as my favorites of all time. No, I don’t go around just telling anyone who will listen that I love it, but sometimes…
Reviews: Summer Viewing – Star Trek TNG S 1
by Mike Lunsford, editor In the modern age of 2017, television that you loved as a child can be enjoyed again. Why hope that your memories of something that happened nearly 30 years ago are accurate? This is the exact…