Reviews

Cassie’s Septagon Studios Review: ARCHEOLOGISTS OF SHADOWS VOLUME 1: THE RESISTANCE

Baltimo and Alix are stuck on the No Destination Train, fighting Mechanization, a religiously driven government mandate forcing humanity to replace anything organic in their body with robotics. As with all good dystopias, our heroes become part of the Resistance, and strive to bring about a return to the natural with the government fighting them every step of the way.

Zoë's Blu-ray Review: J. EDGAR

As the face of law enforcement in America for almost 50 years, J. Edgar Hoover was feared and admired, reviled and revered. Discover the man behind the secrets when “J. Edgar,” arrives onto Blu-ray Combo Pack, DVD and Digital Download February 21 from Warner Home Entertainment Group.

Zoë's Blu-ray Review: TOWER HEIST

A wealthy Wall Street swindler gets his just desserts at the hands of the employees he stiffed in the year’s most uproarious action comedy, Tower Heist, coming to Blu-ray™ Combo-Pack with UltraVioletTM, as well as DVD, Digital Download and On Demand February 21, 2012 from Universal Studios Home Entertainment.

Eric’s Image Comics Review: MONDO #1

Part streamlined superhero origin, part culture commentary art comic, Mondo #1 intrigues as much as it entertains with an easy going sense of humor and great art. Still, the real proof in the pudding will come with subsequent issues.

Erik's Marvel Comics Review: WINTER SOLDIER #2

Readers who were shocked at the apparent death of Bucky Barnes in the pages of Fear Itself will no doubt be pleased that the character survived and is back to his roots as a spy, written by the mastermind who brought him back in the first place: Ed Brubaker. The Winter Soldier has a good cast, big action, and believable enemies and heroic motivations.

Erik's DC Comics Review: DC UNIVERSE PRESENTS #6

After closing the pages on the first story arc featuring Deadman, DC Universe Presents turns to another forgotten property: The Challengers of the Unknown. If you ask me, they should stop challenging the unknown and just become the unknown.

Pietro's Movie Review: GHOST RIDER: SPIRIT OF VENGEANCE

Nicolas Cage once again portrays Marvel Comics' flame-head in the not-really anticipated sequel to the poorly received 2007 film Ghost Rider. Unfortunately, while the sequel ups the ante on stylized action it takes two massive steps back in regards to story and characterization; so much so I found this film to be a detriment to the franchise's possible future.

Rachael's Movie Review: THE SECRET WORLD OF ARRIETTY

I have to be honest, I haven't consumed a lot of anime or anime-inspired properties. It's one avenue of entertainment I have never been all that keen to wander down. I wasn't sure if this would help or hinder my enjoyment of The Secret World of Arrietty, but in the end I shouldn't have worried.

Zoë's Blu-ray Review: IN TIME

Leave the existing world behind and enter into a futuristic world where the aging gene is switched off after 25 and time is money, literally, that many can’t afford in the cutting-edge thriller IN TIME, arriving on Blu-ray and DVD from Twentieth Century Fox Home Entertainment.

Cassie’s IDW Publishing Review: ROAD RAGE #1

This comic debut from duo Stephen King and Joe Hill is an adrenaline fueled thrill ride, following a motorcycle gang that is in trouble, internally and externally. With pressure from members to change their ways, 60K in the hole from a failed drug start-up, and a crazed truck trying to run them off the road, the group is on the path to destruction.