…you will never be brought home. You will never be celebrated. You will live out the rest of your existence in squalor and half-function because of fear. Keep reading for a review of Transformers: Galaxies #2.
The blue caretakers came for her in the night and they saw her no more. It’s two days until Halloween, and what’s more appropriate for the final week of Spooky Book Month than the latest Stephen King novel? Luke Ellis has what can only be described as the perfect life. At twelve years old he’s
I know this is a month late, I just figured, with the long wait between volumes, maybe I’d postpone reading it, so the wait for the next book isn’t so long. And I thought maybe I’d take my time once I started reading it too. I finished it two hours after Amazon dropped it off.
“Told you not to go solo! Told you!” “I’m a total convert to the wisdom of that idea. Call in everyone.“ Keep reading for a review of Transformers #13 (2019).
The house was vile. She shivered and thought, the words coming freely into her mind, Hill House is vile, it is diseased; get away from here at once. The Binary System Podcast team (with special guest Hannah Wallace) has already talked at length about the Netflix series “The Haunting of Hill House” here, so for
The DC Universe shows have had some troubles as we have watched the fans not really “get” the Titans, and then there was the Swamp Thing debacle. But the one show that really showed fans and audiences what the DC shows could really be was the brilliance of Doom Patrol.
I twisted myself about like the twisted ones… The timing couldn’t have been better. On the same week that North Carolina finally gets some real fall weather (ie: the temperature dropped below 90 degrees), NC resident T. Kingfisher (also know as Ursula Vernon) released a brand new book, The Twisted Ones. This is her first
You can also listen to this episode on our Spookeasy channel at Anchor.fm! It’s October! And with that let the Halloween celebration begin! This week Shane, Matt and Leland break down their top-five movies they like to watch during the Halloween season. Again the generation gap gets Leland as Matt shares a disturbing fact with
“I left you behind. My last twenty years have been happy.” “Yes. You escaped me. …But here we are.” Keep reading for a review of Die #8.