Cheap Game Review: Murder
I came across Murder in the Steam Store and was instantly drawn to its graphics, theme, and the premise of a tight 30-minute point-and-click adventure. My […]
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Cheap Game Review: Awe
The first of an ongoing series of casual reviews of smaller independent games. Up first, a game reminiscent of Katamari Damacy now available on Steam.
Doctor Who: “The Girl Who Died”
Series 9 continues our tour of the classic series in general and the Tom Baker era in specific with a season 16/17 smorgasbord. Those two […]
Fanboy Planet Podcast Episode 415: King Kong V. Godzilla V. Fanboys!
The Fanboys fawn over Hollywood stars, Death Note, Sex Criminals, new comics, Marvel movie shake-up, zombie heroes, lady Mummies, King Kong V. Godzilla, Crimson Peak, Flash of Two Worlds, Y the Last Man, Jessica Jones, Moon Knight, Star Wars: Battlefront, Superhero girl action figures, and so much more!
Review: ‘Crimson Peak’
Crimson Peak may be the closest we’ll get to seeing inside auteur Guillermo Del Toro’s mind. Like his inspirational home away from home Bleak House, […]
Doctor Who: “Before the Flood”
It’s all about paradoxes this season so far. In the opening two-parter, we got the Grandfather Paradox: if you go back in time and kill […]
Review: Supermansion
Well played, Zeb Wells and Matt Senreich. Within two episodes, their new stop motion puppet series Supermansion manages to skewer the Justice League, S.H.I.E.L.D., The […]
Doctor Who: The Witch’s Familiar
I said last week that there was only one time travel story to be told about Hitler: do you go back and kill him before […]
D23: Marty Sklar’s One Little Spark!
“It’s okay to make believe, but it’s not okay to fake believe.” Those words capture just a slice of the message that Imagineering giant Marty […]
Fanboy Planet Podcast Episode #413: Diamond in the Rough!
The fanboys interview Diamond in the Rough independent Film Festival’s Rob Campbell, discuss 48 Hour Film Festival winners Jason Salazar and Drew Campbell’s Stygian Outpost preview […]
Doctor Who: The Magician’s Apprentice
Reviewed by Drew Simchik That Moffat! Who else would be so clever as to start off a new season with an RTD finale? The first […]
The Man from U.N.C.L.E.
Guy Ritchie’s [amazon text=The Man from U.N.C.L.E.&asin=B00ZS21J6E] shows great respect for recreating the cool cold war spy environment that was the signature of the 60’s […]
Fantastic Four
A good superhero movie is like a puzzle. Fantastic Four has all the pieces (and probably a few extra), but 20th Century Fox and director […]
Comic-Con 2015: ‘The Expanse’
The Syfy network produces an epic TV series from an epic book series. Believe it!
Comic-Con 2015: ‘The Expanse’
It took a lot of persistent prodding by a good friend to get me to read James S.A. Corey’s [amazon text=Leviathan Wakes&asin=0316129089].* I resisted because […]
Review: ‘Archie’ #1
He doesn’t have superpowers. He might fight for the right, but “fighting” is really a stretch. More like he stands up for it when the […]
DC Comics: Piecing Together Convergence
We’re at the half-way point this week, where DC’s latest epic crossover event pits various versions of heroes and villains from different continuities against each […]
Marvel’s Star Wars #1
Over 1,000,000 copies is nothing to sneeze at. Something about the media blitz of Star Wars returning/relaunching at Marvel clearly got to the average consumer, […]
Review: ‘Guardians of the Galaxy’
Remember being eight years old and the movie you just saw was the best movie you’d ever seen? Guardians of the Galaxy is like that, […]
Review: ‘The Amazing Spider-Man 2’
If the trailers made The Amazing Spider-Man 2 look ridiculous to you, chances are watching the whole thing will not change that opinion. Let’s face […]
