Reality was deep, and it was far. It held many secrets and went on forever. It’s time for the annual Spooky Books month! The entire month of October will be devoted to reviews of scary reads: new horror, classic horror, and at least one book that’s been out for a while but I haven’t read
Wow, it’s certainly been a hot minute since I did one of these, especially for a recent release. But if I was going to do a hyena-fest review for any movie this year then it was definitely going to be for this one. One of the earliest 2020 releases, Dolittle has been labeled by many
Directed by Antonio Campos and produced Jake Gyllenhaal, The Devil All The Time follows a young man who is devoted to protecting his loved ones in a town full of corruption and sinister characters. So this is yet another movie that came seemingly out of nowhere but had caught everyone’s attention due to its large
If you do not learn the things I have to teach you. If you do not help. The time will come and you will fail, and this city will join Pompeii and Atlantis and a dozen others whose names no one remembers, even though hundreds of thousands of people died with them. N.K. Jemisin’s short
As the spooky season slowly starts to descend upon us, the realization that we will not be able to get out much this fall is going to be rough. Breaking Games has got you covered this Halloween season with the a new bewitching game: Something Wicked, where players become witches gathered around a large plastic cauldron.
I just wanted to do a quick review of C.J. Cherryh’s Resurgence, just because three books ago I said I wouldn’t review any more of her Foreigner novels; I didn’t want to keep bagging on them, how tedious I thought they’d gotten, how much exposition was crammed in them, and how there were just too many
..the ends will consume the means. How a thing is done becomes the thing itself. Keep reading for a review of Transformers #23.
And there it is. The threat. Same as it ever was. We wrap up the latest arc this week, keep reading for a review of Transformers: Galaxies #9. I think this was a good wrap-up for this arc, but other than that I can’t say much without spoiling the ending. The story was straightforward, and reinforced
I set your shoes on fire. I finally got around to reading the latest Night Vale novel and whoo boy. This one, wow, this one stands out from all the previous novels, and even from the source material in the podcast. The book we have here takes a shadowy and occasionally whimsical character and