Though filled with a bit too many twists without enough explanations, 'Helix' is a surprisingly entertaining show packed with some genuine thrills and frights. Hopefully, Season 2 will offer some more answers.
Read More »‘Saga: Book One’ is 504 pages of interstellar glory
This is a well-crafted and assembled volume of the popular 'Saga' series and will make an amazing addition to your collection.
Read More »12 book series to binge read during the holidays
With the paucity of new releases this month, we thought we'd toss out a list of some of our favorite book series that may have flown under your radar over the years. Because what bibliophile doesn't love a nice, meaty saga you can really sink your chops into, especially with the days growing short and the weather getting colder?
Read More »‘The Hunger Games: Mockingjay Part 1’ leaves us hungry for more
'Hunger Games: Mockingjay Part 1' confidently delivers on its themes, even as it holds back its biggest, boldest statements for the next film.
Read More »A galvanized Stephen King ponders science, faith and morality in ‘Revival’
'Revival' is as engaging a late-night tale as all of Stephen King's stories are but also continues to build upon his trend towards higher levels of complexity within the understory. It is a powerful, phantasmagorical meditation on the loss of faith and understanding.
Read More »‘Interstellar’ reaches to the edge of what is possible in sci-fi film
'Interstellar' is that rare epic where the ideas and execution are so enthralling that we are eager to view its missteps as simply part of the journey.
Read More »‘Star Wars Rebels’ proves that Disney *gets* what makes the mythology work
If 'Star Wars Rebels' is any indication, Disney understands exactly what made the original trilogy so great. The Force is strong in this one.
Read More »‘East of West’ is one of the best fantasy/sci-fi comics out now
'East of West' is a cross-genre epic, a dark and serious work for mature readers. Jonathan Hickman is a master of the art of the slow reveal, giving his readers just enough information to understand what’s going on and leaving them thirsting for more. Vol. 3 has the series building up to an explosive conclusion, and I can’t wait to see how it ends.
Read More »Interview: Julie Benz on ‘Defiance’ and being a hero to kids with cancer
A post-apocalyptic world filled with dangerous alien or a world that should be filled with the joys of growing up but is instead filled with chemotherapy, needles and invasive medical procedures. Which one would you visit? Actress Julie Benz has visited both of these worlds.
Read More »‘The Maze Runner’ stumbles but keeps moving
Although not entirely novel or even logical, the world of 'The Maze Runner' maintains momentum through its slow bits and cliches.
Read More »Interview: Edward James Olmos discusses Adama’s leadership style in ‘Battlestar Galactica’
Recently, I had a chance to sit down and chat with none other than Edward James Olmos – Admiral William Adama himself – about the style of leadership his character brought to Battlestar Galactica.
Read More »The dark mockingjay rises in new goosebump inducing Katniss poster
The new Katniss teaser poster for The Hunger Games: Mockingjay - Part 1 evokes The Dark Knight in its depiction of Jennifer Lawrence clad in a jet black outfit.
Read More »Prepare to get lost in ‘The Woods,’ an engaging sci-fi horror adventure
'The Woods' will enmesh you within its teenage characters' journey through an alien planet to solve a mystery, fight monsters, and deal with the troubles of being an adolescent trying to find her place in the world.
Read More »Go on a journey of fear in the grim and claustrophobic ‘Void’
Herik Hanna & Sean Phillips' tale of sci-fi horror will fill you with tension as you follow the protagonist on his journey through a bloodied prison spaceship.
Read More »Fascinating characters and mysteries abound in ‘The Fuse, Vol. 1’
If you like noir, cop stories and smart sci-fi, this book combines them all into one fabulous package.
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