Spoilers ahead. Make sure you are caught up all the way through episode #6 before reading further. In Episode 6, we are treated to insight into Nyx’s backstory. Hailing from a race of pre-cog’s, we leave with a host of questions, while also getting many answered along the way. Left with few prospects, Two decides… Continue reading WHAT YOU CAN’T SEE: DARK MATTER S2E6 “We Should Have Seen This Coming” (REVIEW)
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WHAT YOU CAN’T SEE: DARK MATTER S2E2 “Kill Them All” (REVIEW)
WARNING: SPOILERS – this is a review written with the assumption that you have watched the episode. Events, details, and reveals will be discussed. Let me start right off by saying that I was very disappointed in Dark Matter, Season 2’s second episode, entitled “Kill Them All”. One, because I thought that we would immediately… Continue reading WHAT YOU CAN’T SEE: DARK MATTER S2E2 “Kill Them All” (REVIEW)
What You Can’t See: Dark Matter S2E1 “Welcome to Your New Home” (Review)
Dark Matter, Season 2, Episode 1 premiered last Friday, July 1st. I suspect that, due to it being the holiday weekend, there was a delay in the episode arriving in various digital online stores for purchase, either as an individual episode or even as a full season’s pass. Good news. It was well worth the… Continue reading What You Can’t See: Dark Matter S2E1 “Welcome to Your New Home” (Review)
Down The Rabbit Hole in “Cryptocracy” #1 (Review)
Cryptocracy #1 Dark Horse Written by: Van Jensen Art by: Pete Woods Last fall, Dark Horse announced two new comic series coming to shops in the months ahead. One of those was Cryptocracy, a shadowy sci-fi tale that blends elements of both Fables and The X-Files. Penned by former Flash writer Van Jensen and drawn by Deadpool… Continue reading Down The Rabbit Hole in “Cryptocracy” #1 (Review)
“Satellite Falling” #1 is a Gift From The Stars (Review)
Satellite Falling #1 IDW Publishing Written by: Steve Horton Art by: Stephen Thompson Satellite Falling #1 follows Lilly, a bounty-hunter and sole human resident of Satellite, a constructed community of alien creatures from every corner of the galaxy. Lilly’s ability to blend in stems from her holo-suit, an illegal piece of technology that allows her to flawlessly… Continue reading “Satellite Falling” #1 is a Gift From The Stars (Review)
The Right Man in the Wrong Body A Criminal (Movie Review)
Criminal (2016) Millennium Films Directed by: Ariel Vromen Written by: Douglas Cook, David Weisberg Starring: Kevin Costner, Ryan Reynolds, Gal Gadot, Alice Eve, Gary Oldman [vsw id=”dVcgY-mkYx8″ source=”youtube” width=”16″ height=”9″ autoplay=”no”] The Good: Kevin Costner’s character finds an interesting way to be both uncaring and caring at the same time. The somewhat unique story line… Continue reading The Right Man in the Wrong Body A Criminal (Movie Review)
Make-Up Homework: Resident Evil – Extinction, Afterlife, Retribution and RE Summary
It turns out that after completing my mission to watch all five films currently in the Resident Evil film franchise, I am highly surprised by my overall takeaway from the series. The biggest part of that surprise is that I cannot come up with a summary label with which to apply to the films as… Continue reading Make-Up Homework: Resident Evil – Extinction, Afterlife, Retribution and RE Summary