I Am Your Father – documentary film review
I remember seeing Star Wars when I was young. I don’t know if it was in the theater or not, though I do…
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The Truth Is in the Stars – documentary film review
The Truth Is in the Stars is pretty new (only a few days old now, since its release), and I almost never get…
Those Idiots from Earth by Richard Wilson – collection review
Those Idiots from Earth was one of my random purchases. I love browsing used book stores and picking up random older titles, just…
Mirages and Speculations – edited by Lyn Worthen – anthology review
Anyone who knows me can tell you how much I love a good anthology. I have over 100 of them, and I’m always…
Tokyo Raider by Larry Correia – short audiobook review
Tokyo Raider is set a couple decades after Murder on the Orient Elite, another Grimnoir short audiobook story by Larry Correia. It follows…
Ladyhawke – film review
I remember seeing Ladyhawke when it first came out, and it was beautiful then. The music, the costumes, most of the acting; it…
Doctor Who Series 5 – television series review
Doctor Who Series 5 brings us Matt Smith as the new face of the Doctor, and introduces us to Amy Pond, his new…
The Lord of the Rings – The Fellowship of the Ring – film review
The Lord of the Rings – The Fellowship of the Ring was released nearly 16 years ago in December 2001. It was the…
The Waters of Mars – television special review
The Waters of Mars features the Doctor (David Tennant) as he travels alone to Mars. At first, everything seems normal, other than the…
Alice Through the Looking Glass – film review
I loved Alice in Wonderland when it came out back in 2010. It was quirky, bizarre, and really caught the spirit of Lewis…
RG Veda – original video animation series review
RG Veda is a two-episode OVA series based on a manga of the same name by Clamp. It is very loosely based in…
Murder on the Orient Elite by Larry Correia – short audiobook review
Murder on the Orient Elite is another of the short audiobook stories set in Larry Correia’s Grimnoir Chronicles universe. This one happens after…
Planet of the Dead – television special review
One of the specials aired between Series 4 and Series 5, Planet of the Dead has the Doctor (David Tennant) suddenly transported to…
Dark Immolation by Christopher Husberg – book review
Dark Immolation, as with many good sequels, picks up right where the first book left off. As the second book in a series…
Crest of the Stars – anime television series review
I lived in Japan when the Crest of the Stars anime television series was first released. I even have a promotional VHS tape…
The Next Doctor – television special review
The Next Doctor was the 2008 Christmas special for the new Doctor Who series. After losing Donna Noble, the Doctor heads off in…
My Bride Is a Mermaid – anime television series review
My Bride Is a Mermaid has an awesome premise. Nagasumi Michishio (Takahiro Mizushima) visits the Seto Inland Sea with his parents while on…
Three Celtic Tales by Moyra Caldecott – anthology review
Three Celtic Tales retold by Moyra Caldecott fancifully retells a trio of classical folk stories with a unique approach. Unlike most retellings of…
Snapshot by Brandon Sanderson – short fiction review
Snapshot is a fairly new (February), standalone novella by Brandon Sanderson. This is a case of Sanderson exploring a genre in which he…
Interstellar – film review
I’d heard good things about Interstellar over the last couple years, but I only recently got around to watching it. It tells the…
Dune by Frank Herbert – audiobook review
I first read Dune back in the 1980s sometime, around 20 years after it was originally released. I really enjoyed it, and spent…