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10,000 B.C.
"Here is where the legend of Blue Eyes began." (Movie review by Gary Mitchel, March 14, 2008.) 10,000 BC
Fantastic for all the wrong reasons. (Movie review by Various artists, March 12, 2008.) 101 Starcrews
Looking for a ship and crew to take you Alderaan system, no questions asked without any Imperial entanglements? Well, look this way… (Game review by David Lai, February 04, 2006.) 13 Ghosts
13 Ghosts is like the SweetTarts of Halloween candy. Not as good as the candy bars and grape Nerds, but a lot better than those peanut-butter chews wrapped in orange or black paper that glue your jaw shut if you accidentally bite down. (Movie review by Jason Myers.) 1408
Come for the Samuel L. Jackson. Stay for the Cusack. (Movie review by Gary Mitchel, June 27, 2007.) 2001: A Space Odyssey
The chilling performances and the graceful silences, the music and the monolith: 2001 brought the great questions of science fiction to the public in a way which has never quite been duplicated. (Movie review by Navin Vembar, July 01, 2001.) 20th Century Ghosts
Joe Hill's debut story collection finally arrives on American shores. What have those greedy Brits been hiding from us? (Book review by Peggy Hailey, October 16, 2007.) 28 Days Later
Donít be put off by the non-descript trailer. See this movie. (Movie review by Jason Myers, June 23, 2003.) 28 Weeks Later
They’re not zombies. They’re infected. Either way, they’re clawing your face off. (Movie review by Andrew Kozma and Laura Eldred, May 17, 2007.) 28 Weeks Later
Zombies, and armies, and terror, oh my! (Movie review by Jorge de la Cova, May 21, 2007.) 30 Days of Night
"We should have come here ages ago." (Movie review by Gary Mitchel, October 22, 2007.) 300
Crazily conservative, utterly reactionary, '300' is also lush and artful. (Movie review by Laura Eldred and Andrew Kozma, March 17, 2007.) 300
This reviewer is out for blood. The non-computer-generated variety. (Movie review by Lee Sparks, April 04, 2007.) The 4400
Thousands of missing people reappear suddenly; no one suspects David Copperfield. (TV review by Joe Crowe, July 10, 2004.) The 4400 Season 2
It's not like the series has a convoluted plot or anything.
(TV review by KC, June 09, 2006.) A.I.
So beautiful; so moving; and in the end, so very disappointing. (Movie review by Jason Myers.) A.I. - A Second Opinion
Another reviewer reacts to Spielberg's much-discussed sf fairy tale. (Movie review by Navin Vembar.) ABC’s Masters of Bull-Shi-Fi
Talking heads explain it all. And Cancer Man is the president! (TV review by Jason Myers, August 13, 2007.) Acacia Book 1: The War With the Mein
Book one in this fantasy series makes you want the next one. Now! (Book review by Peggy Hailey, June 30, 2007.) Accelerando
Book two in Jonathan McCalmont's recap of this year's Arthur C. Clark Awards nominees is Accelerando by Charles Stross. (Book review by Jonathan McCalmont, April 06, 2006.) The Adventures of Bullwhip Griffin
Featuring Rowdy Roddy McDowall! (Movie review by Gary Mitchel, June 30, 2005.) The Adventures of the Mini Goddesses
Sassy. Sexy. Three inches tall. Who says anime is goofy? (Anime review by Kevin Pezzano, June 03, 2002.) The Adventures of Young Indiana Jones: Volume 1
If tedium has a name, it must be Henry Jones, Jr. (TV review by Jayme Lynn Blaschke, November 07, 2007.) Aeon Flux
Aeon Sux. (Movie review by Navin Vembar, December 06, 2005.) Agent Aika: Naked Missions
Wondering where all the panty-shots went in anime? They went here. (Anime review by Kevin Pezzano.) Air
Our journey through this year's Arthur C. Clarke Award nominees continues with Jonathan McCalmont's review of Geoff Ryman's "Air." (Book review by Jonathan McCalmont, April 25, 2006.) Akira Volume 3
Volume III may be a little funnier than you expected, but Akira is still what American cyberpunk has tried to be all along. (Comics review by Kevin Pezzano, July 19, 2001.) Akira Volume 4
Katsuhiro Otomo's classic series stumbles in Volume 4, but fascinating character development keeps it worth the long read. (Comics review by Kevin Pezzano.) Alien Nine
Three adorable little girls, a gaggle of funny-looking little aliensÖ and enough gory violence, brutal psychological torment, and deep allegorical mysteries to leave you in therapy for years to come. (Anime review by Kevin Pezzano, September 03, 2003.) Alien Planet
Wayne Douglas Barlowe's study of alien life comes to vivid life itself on TV and DVD. (TV review by Jayme Lynn Blaschke, February 03, 2006.) Alien Quadrilogy
Some of the best science fiction ever filmed gets one of the best collections ever set to DVD. (Movie review by Kevin Pezzano, January 08, 2004.) Alien Summit
Aliens are invading earth only this time it’s for diplomatic reasons. (Game review by Warren Banks, April 14, 2006.) Alien vs. Predator
First impressions from an avowed Predator (and Aliens) geek. (Movie review by "Sithbane", August 17, 2004.) Alien vs. Predator
Who wins when Aliens face off against Predators? The fanboys, that's who. (Movie review by Kevin Pezzano, August 17, 2004.) Aliens of the Deep
Ah, ze creatures of ze — holy crap, what is that thing?! (Movie review by Jayme Lynn Blaschke, February 07, 2005.) Aliens vs. Predator : Requiem
"You're in over your head, Eugene." (Movie review by Gary Mitchel, December 28, 2007.) All Purpose Cultural Cat Girl Nuku Nuku
It's Divorce Court with battle mecha. And a catgirl android. You can't go wrong with catgirl androids. (Anime review by Kevin Pezzano, February 10, 2003.) Alone in the Dark
. . . because you’re the only unfortunate soul in the theater watching this monster-dropping of a movie. (Movie review by Gary Mitchel, January 31, 2005.) The Amazing Dr. Darwin
Join Charles Sheffield for a terrific moment in a more heroic time. (Book review by Mark Finn, July 11, 2002.) Amazing Screw-On Head
Godspeed, Screw-On Head. (TV review by Gary Mitchel, August 16, 2006.) Amazing Transformations of Jimmy Olsen
"Why does Fat Boy of Metropolis Jimmy clean out an entire pool with just one cannonball?" (Comics review by Jorge de la Cova, July 09, 2007.) The American Astronaut
The year's best musical space western: if you can find it, go see it. (But it will help if you're not completely uptight.) (Movie review by Shane Ivey.) American Gods
This is a book worthy of a little sacrifice. (Book review by Kenn McCracken.) An American Haunting
Kiefer starred in two clunkers last month. Now Donald phones it in. Oh, Sutherlands, why have you forsaken us? (Movie review by Jonathan McCalmont, May 02, 2006.) The Amityville Horror
Finally, an Amityville remake that doesn't completely suck. (Movie review by Gary Mitchel, May 03, 2005.) Anansi Boys
Fat Charlie -- bad job, bad fiancee, bad life -- has to take on the gods themselves to win back his story and take control of his life in Neil Gaiman's "Anansi Boys," reviewed by Jonathan McCalmont.
(Book review by Jonathan McCalmont, February 09, 2006.) Angel - Season 2
Brooding, angst, interdimensional rifts, and karaoke made Angel's sophomore season one to watch. (TV review by Jason Myers.) Angel - Season 3 So Far
The story is a little unfocused, but the characters are too interesting to pass up. Angel is proving it can stand alone. (TV review by Rachel K. Ivey.) Angel: Fangs for the Memories
The vampire series with a soul ends a stellar final season in spectacular style. (TV review by Gary Mitchel, May 23, 2004.) The Animatrix
It's anime! It's The Matrix! Do you really need to know any more than that? (Anime review by Kevin Pezzano, May 30, 2003.) Anime Interviews : The First Five Years of Animerica
If you're into anime, this is a book you can't live without! (Book review by Kevin Pezzano.) Anime: Experiencing Contemporary Japanese Animation
How popular is anime in America? Well, now they're writing academic treatises about it. (Anime review by Kevin Pezzano, January 05, 2003.) The Anubis Gates
Sorcerous Egyptian secret agents, second-tier academics, murderous gypsies, and a truly terrifying evil clown: Jonathan McCalmont gives us the lowdown on Tim Powers' classic The Anubis Gates. (Book review by Jonathan McCalmont, December 01, 2005.) Aquaman (1986)
The Superfriend who gets no respect got his very own show. Well, not really. (TV review by Joe Crowe, January 08, 2003.) Aquaman (2006)
You will believe a man can swim. (TV review by Joe Crowe, August 15, 2006.) Aquamarine
Our reviewer goes trolling for fish tail. (Movie review by Martin Thomas, March 06, 2006.) Arjuna
Acclaimed director Shoji Kawamori gives a hoot and doesn't pollute in this environmentally-conscious anime. But can he avoid "Captain Planet" syndrome? (Anime review by Kevin Pezzano, December 08, 2002.) Ark II
This 70s show had a message and a monkey. (TV review by Jorge de la Cova, April 12, 2007.) The Art of Star Wars: Attack of the Clones
Great art, but a little... unnecessary. (Book review by Kevin Pezzano, May 01, 2002.) Art School Confidential
The brilliant creators of "Ghost World" make a
dookie in their pants. (Movie review by Navin Vembar, May 18, 2006.) Assault on Precinct 13
Engaging characters and brutal violence put the thrills in this thriller. (Movie review by Gary Mitchel, January 27, 2005.) Assault on Precinct 13 (1976): DVDetails
This cool indie put John Carpenter on the map. (Movie review by Gary Mitchel, January 27, 2005.) Assemble Insert
She’s here to kick ass and release hit pop singles, and she’s all out of singles! (Anime review by Kevin Pezzano, December 25, 2003.) Assembled! Five Decades of Earth`s Mightiest
A comic book commentary loves the Avengers, one superhero at a time. (Book review by Gary Mitchel, January 01, 2008.) Asterix and Cleopatra
If you're curious about the best French import since champagne and baguettes, the classics are still most worth finding. (Comics review by Sarah Dove.) Asterix and the Actress
After 40 years, the offbeat French satire is fun and colorful as ever. (Comics review by Amy Harlib.) Atlantis: The Lost Empire
Somebody put a lot of love into this movie. They just didn't put enough script. (Movie review by Jason Myers.) The Atrocity Archives
If you toss Neal Stephenson, H.P. Lovecraft, and Len Deighton in a pop-culture blender and hit frappe, The Atrocity Archives is the smooth and tasty result. Revolution SF Editor Emeritus Rick Klaw gives us the lowdown on SF's rising star. (Book review by Rick Klaw, July 16, 2004.) Aura Battler Dunbine Volume 1: Tales of Byston Well
Giant robot angst, old-school style! (Anime review by Kevin Pezzano, November 04, 2003.) Austin Powers in Goldmember
Try as he might, reviewer Martin Thomas just can't find Austin's mojo this time around. (Movie review by Martin Thomas, July 26, 2002.) Autumn Angels
Too far ahead of its time when initially published, Autumn Angels
is novel that needs to be rediscovered and given its place on the mantle with
other classics. Featuring an interview with the author. (Book review by Ivan Lerner.) Available Light
Fiction and photography blend brilliantly in this unusual collection. (Book review by Kenn McCracken.) Avengers: United They Stand
United They Stand . . . in the discount rack at Toys R Us. (TV review by Joe Crowe, February 24, 2006.) Azumanga Daioh
Girls just wanna have fun. (Anime review by Kevin Pezzano, August 06, 2004.) Azumanga Daioh Volumes 4, 5, & 6
Bittersweet, cute, funny, and pretty much insane. Don’t you DARE miss this series. (Anime review by Kevin Pezzano, December 01, 2004.) The Babylon 5 Roleplaying Game
Mankind's last, best hope for your roleplaying dollars. (Game review by Matt Cowger, April 18, 2005.) Babylon 5: The Legend of the Rangers: To Live and Die in Starlight
Is it old-school Babylon 5, or is it just another Crusade? Reviewer Robert R. Chase weighs in on the latest B5 spin-off. (TV review by Robert R. Chase.) Babylon 5: The Lost Tales
Bruce Boxleitner rules, and the rest of the new Babylon 5 DVD is pretty good, too. (TV review by Van Allen Plexico, August 01, 2007.) Banner of Souls
Jonathan McCalmont's fourth review of this year's Arthur C. Clarke-nominated books is Liz Williams' "Banner of Souls." (Book review by Jonathan McCalmont, April 06, 2006.) Barry Ween, Boy Genius
Forget the real world - Judd Winick's twisted humor and fantasy are much more fun. (Comics review by Kenn McCracken.) The Batman
Kids WB gives us a new twist (yep, another one) on an old, old hero. (TV review by Shane Ivey, September 11, 2004.) Batman Begins
Best Bat-movie ever. (Movie review by Rick Klaw, June 17, 2005.) Batman: Dead End
The best Batman movie of all time? Sort of. (Movie review by Mark Finn, August 04, 2003.) Battle of the Bands: The Rock and Roll Card Game! Encore Edition
Grab your axe, put ya Mom on vocals, a Gorilla on drums, go on the road and become a rock supastar! (Game review by Matthew Pook, November 05, 2005.) Battle Royale
The kids aren't alright... (Book review by Kevin Pezzano, April 08, 2003.) Battlestar Galactica
I think you should look at the other Battlestar.... (TV review by "Sithbane", December 11, 2003.) Battlestar Galactica : Razor
With one five second scene, BSG made our geek center of joy overload. (TV review by Gary Mitchel, November 26, 2007.) Battlestar Galactica Role Playing Game
Margaret Weis Productions might not have made as much of the Serenity RPG as they could, but redemption might be found here. (Game review by Matthew Pook, August 19, 2007.) The Battlestar Galactica Trilogy
Despite shortcomings, Galactica star Richard Hatch's heartfelt homage is a fun reminiscence for the series' fans. (Book review by Amy H. Sturgis.) Battlestar Galactica: The Series
The new Battlestar Galactica is great in every way that the original stank. How did that happen? (TV review by Shane Ivey, January 12, 2004.) Be Kind Rewind
Jack Black stars as... pretty much the exact same character he’s played in every movie since High Fidelity. (Movie review by Navin Vembar, February 26, 2008.) Beat the Geeks
Like hanging around actual geeks, but you don't have to feed them. (TV review by Joe Crowe, October 17, 2002.) Below
Something unnatural is stalking the crew of a submarine. Whatever it is, it can't possibly be scarier than the Blue Meanies. (Movie review by Jason Myers, October 14, 2002.) Beowulf
Hwæt! We gardena in geardagum. (Movie review by Laura Eldred, November 22, 2007.) The Big-O
If you can catch it, you'll be glad: the short lived Big-O is grim animation every science fiction fan can enjoy. (Anime review by Kevin Pezzano.) Bill, the Galactic Hero
If Ivan Lerner were a well-paid publicity agent, he'd say, "If
you hired Monty Python to rewrite Starship Troopers, it would be Harry
Harrison's Bill, the Galactic Hero!" (Book review by Ivan Lerner.) Bionic Woman (2007)
'I'm cutting away all the parts of me that are weak.' (TV review by Joe Crowe, September 28, 2007.) Birds of Prey
Smallville can do Superman without the costume. Can this show do Batgirl without Batman? (TV review by Joe Crowe, October 03, 2002.) Birth
The director should get his tubes tied . . . around his neck. (Movie review by Jason Myers, November 04, 2004.) Bitter Films: Volume 1
These are movies. Tiny, angry, hilarious, blood-soaked animated blue movies. So, like Grumpy Smurf riding the cotton pony. (Movie review by Andrew Kozma, January 30, 2007.) The Black Cloud
If it's a classic, it must be good, right? RevSF Fiction Editor Jayme Lynn Blaschke says it ain't necessarily so. (Book review by Jayme Lynn Blashcke, March 29, 2003.) Black House
With Stephen King and Peter Straub both in top form, one of the most anticipated novels of the year is also one of the best. (Book review by Kenn McCracken.) Blade II
It bites. It sucks. But in a good way. (Movie review by Jason Myers.) Blade: The Series
A "Blade" TV series, with 100 percent less Kristofferson! (TV review by Rebecca Johnson, July 02, 2006.) Blade: Trinity
Proof that some vampires do indeed suck. (Movie review by Gary Mitchel, December 13, 2004.) A Blazing World : Unofficial Guide to League of Extraordinary Gentlemen Vol. 2
Show that you know how to read with this guide to League of Extraordinary Gentlemen Volume 2! (Book review by Joe Crowe, December 09, 2005.) Blood and Chocolate
Sadly, Hershey’s promotional tie-in, the Reeses PeanutBlooderCup, is not selling as well as expected. (Movie review by Gary Mitchel, February 02, 2007.) Blood and Thunder: The Life and Art of Robert E. Howard
This biography tells the truth about a tall liar. (Book review by Van Allen Plexico, March 13, 2007.) Blood Ties
The undead on Lifetime?. That would be like having something that wasn't sci-fi on Sci Fi Channel. (TV review by Deanna Toxopeus, July 23, 2007.) BLOOD!
No blood was split for the purposes of this review. Well, none of the reviewer’s own, and that was only for research purposes. (Game review by Matthew Pook, November 20, 2005.) BloodRayne
Somewhere, Ben Kingsley's Oscar is weeping. (Movie review by Andrew Kozma, January 12, 2006.) Bloodsucking Fiends: A Love Story
Fast and adept, and very, very funny: Bloodsucking Fiends is what you don't expect from today's vampire tales. (Book review by Peggy Hailey.) Bog Creatures
Do not watch it. Alone. (Movie review by Jason Myers, April 10, 2003.) Bones
Somebody needs to leash this Dogg. (Movie review by Kenn McCracken.) Boogeyman
Are you afraid? You will be. You will be. (Movie review by Gary Mitchel, February 13, 2005.) Bradbury Speaks
Does Ray Bradbury make you cry every time you read him? Just me? Spend some time in the presence of the master in Bradbury Speaks. (Book review by Peggy Hailey, August 05, 2005.) Bridge to Terabithia
A good adaptation of a children's book. Surprise! (Movie review by Deanna Toxopeus, February 20, 2007.) Broken
Fix it. (Movie review by Martin Thomas, September 07, 2005.) Brother Bear DVD
”It's the story of a boy who desperately wanted to be a man...” (Movie review by Robert E. Mansperger, Jr., March 23, 2004.) Brotherhood of the Wolf (Le Pacte des Loups)
Just your average subtitled period piece costume drama / martial arts
mystery / erotic political thriller / cowboys and Indians in 18th century France
/ Poe horror creature feature.
(Movie review by Jason Myers.) The Brothers Grimm
Grimm and Grimmer. (Movie review by Andrew Kozma and Laura Eldred, September 06, 2005.) The Brothers Grimm DVDetails
Fairy tale fairly stale. (Movie review by Navin Vembar, January 04, 2006.) Bubba Ho-Tep
It's the best Elvis Vs. the Mummy movie ever made, and then some! (Movie review by Peggy Hailey, October 09, 2002.) Buckaroo Banzai: The Original Novel
Before Jeff Goldblum in pink chaps, there was the book that became the movie. (Book review by Joe Crowe, March 29, 2003.) Buffy the Vampire Slayer - Season 5
People died, Dawn was great, and even the goofy knnnn-iggets didn't ruin a terrific storyline. But how will Buffy fare on UPN? (TV review by Jason Myers.) Buffy the Vampire Slayer, Season 6 Premiere
Death, dismemberment, and consequences: this is Buffy at its best! (TV review by Rachel K. Ivey.) Buffy the Vampire Slayer, v7.1
Sure, you've waited all summer for it... but is it good? (TV review by Kenn McCracken, September 17, 2002.) Buffy the Vampire Slayer: The Musical
"Once More, With Feeling": They pulled it off! Boy, did they pull it off. Who has the Kleenex? (TV review by Rachel K. Ivey.) Buffy the Vampire Slayer: the Role-Playing Game
Even Buffy can't slay the ancient Curse of the Poorly-Done Licensed RPG. (Game review by Kevin Pezzano, June 11, 2003.) Bulletproof Monk
Sadly, no cameo from the Flying Nun. (Movie review by Jason Myers, April 28, 2003.) Burn Up
Ah, the '80s. Neon sport jackets, legwarmers, and bad, bad anime. (Anime review by Gabe Glick, May 11, 2005.) The Butterfly Effect
Not to be confused with the Iron Butterfly effect. (Movie review by Jason Myers and Andrew Kozma, January 29, 2004.) Call of Cthulhu (d20)
The horror classic revisited in style. Even if you don't play it, you're sure to enjoy the read. (Game review by Shane Ivey, July 03, 2003.) Can't See the Forest #39
November 2002: A Month in Comics. (Comics review by Alan Porter, November 27, 2002.) Can't See the Forest #40
None of this serialized stuff -- it's on to the big thick bad boys of the comic world. (Comics review by Alan J. Porter, January 29, 2003.) Can't See the Forest #45-46
A special double-issue of comics reviews! (Comics review by Alan J. Porter, September 29, 2005.) Can't See the Forest #47-48
Another double dip into the comics bin! (Comics review by Alan J. Porter, October 18, 2005.) Can't See the Forest #49-51
This time it's a triple dip in the reviews bin, from Action Comics to Star Wars Empires and a whole lot in between. (Comics review by Alan J. Porter, November 08, 2005.) Can't See the Forest #52-53
This week's comic reviews: All-Star Superman, a fistful of
Jonah Hex, X-Men: Deadly Genesis, Nothing Better, Local,
old-school Batman and a double shot of Spider-Man. (Comics review by Alan J. Porter, November 28, 2005.) Can't See the Forest #54
This week's reviews: Captain Universe: Invisible Woman,
The Thing, Uncanny X-Men, Witchblade and Books of Doom. (Comics review by Alan J. Porter, December 09, 2005.) Can't See the Forest #56
This week's reviews: Hatter M, Rock 'n' Roll, What If: Captain
America and Hard Time. (Comics review by Alan J. Porter, December 21, 2005.) Can't See the Forest #57
This week's reviews: Bad Planet, Narwain Preview, Teen Titans,
X-Factor. (Comics review by Alan J. Porter, December 28, 2005.) Can't See the Forest #58-60
This week's reviews: Blood of the Demon, Bojeffires Terror Tome, Catwoman, Detective Comics, Fantastic Four Special, Batman: Gotham Knights and more. (Comics review by Alan J. Porter, January 19, 2006.) Can't See the Forest #61
This week's reviews: Ares, Daughters of the Dragon, Elfquest, Hawkman, TMNT and Raven. (Comics review by Alan J. Porter, February 01, 2006.) Can't See the Forest #62
This week's reviews: Buckaroo Banzai, Fury: Peacemaker, Psy*Comm, Showcase Presents, Steady Beat, Underworld, Thunderbolt Jaxon. (Comics review by Alan J. Porter, February 09, 2006.) Can't See the Forest #63
This week's reviews: Legends of the Dark Knight, Incredible Hulk, Jeremiah Harm, JSA and Welcome to Heaven Dr. Franklin. (Comics review by Alan J. Porter, February 16, 2006.) Can't See the Forest #65
This week's reviews: Amazing Fantasy, Aquaman: Sword of Atlantis, First Family, Justice League Unlimited, Retro Rocket. (Comics review by Alan J. Porter, March 20, 2006.) Can't See the Forest #66
This week's reviews: Conan: Book of Thoth, Green Arrow, Painkiller Jane, Superman and Truth, Justin and the American Way. (Comics review by Alan J. Porter, March 27, 2006.) Can't See the Forest #67-69
DC’s One Year Later comics continue. A Hawkman-free Hawkgirl gets her own book, and a new non-dead Blue Beetle debuts. (Comics review by Alan J. Porter, April 14, 2006.) Can't See The Forest #75
Our comics guy looks at Spider-Man, Jonah Hex, Detective Comics, Styx Taxi, and Civil War. (Comics review by Alan J. Porter, January 16, 2007.) Canceled Sci-Fi Showcase: Jack of All Trades & Cleopatra 2525
A fond look back at shows with poofy shirts, saucy wenches, and babes vs. robots. (TV review by Joe Crowe, July 14, 2004.) Canceled Sci-Fi Showcase: Odyssey 5 and Jeremiah
Journey back with us now to the long-ago days of 2002, when sci-fi TV had Buckaroo Banzai AND Theo Huxtable. (TV review by Van Plexico, October 05, 2005.) Can’t See the Forest #43
Reviewing the reviewers: Alan J. Porter looks at the comics magazines. (Comics review by Alan J. Porter, October 28, 2003.) Captain America Movie (1991)
Let's see if that heart of yours is stronger than my hate. (TV review by Joe Crowe, July 03, 2006.) Captain America TV-Movies (1979)
Pay a loving visit with us to Captain America, friend of the elderly. (TV review by Joe Crowe, July 03, 2006.) Carcassonne: The Princess and the Dragon
The classic tile laying game, now with extra dragon and princess? Surely, such fantasy elements are out of step with this German classic? (Game review by Matthew Pook, December 28, 2005.) Cars
Sadly, not a remake of the 1952 Disney short “Susie the Little Blue Coupe”. (Movie review by Martin Thomas, June 21, 2006.) Cars: DVDetails
What’s The Mater With Cars? (Movie review by Alan J. Porter, February 08, 2007.) Casino Royale
Is it shaky or stirring? (Movie review by Navin Vembar, November 20, 2006.) Casino Royale: DVD
Come for the Bond Girls feature, stay for the actual movie. (Movie review by Rick Klaw, March 14, 2007.) Casshern
The cinematic equivalent of a supermodel who can discuss Kierkegaard but can't walk and chew gum at the same time. (Anime review by Jayme Lynn Blaschke, October 23, 2007.) Castle in the Sky
More spiffy anime from Oscar-winner Miyazaki. (Anime review by Jason Myers, April 18, 2003.) Casual Comic Book Reader: Alan Moore
From gritty supers to swampy horror, Alan Moore still does it better the rest. (Comics review by Tim Stoltzfus, August 08, 2002.) Casual Comic Book Reader: Animal Man, Jonny Double
July 18, 2002 : Animal Man Vol. 1 and Jonny Double. (Comics review by Tim Stoltzfus, July 18, 2002.) Casual Comics Reader : Fury, Queen and Country
July 2002: Two new collections that will make you anything but a casual reader. (Comics review by Tim Stoltzfus, July 03, 2002.) The Cat Returns
The fact that it's a sequel to a movie that never made it to the U.S. is only one of this film's problems. (Anime review by Jayme Lynn Blaschke, February 21, 2005.) Cats and Dogs
Sometimes fun, always predictable, and not all that clever: this is the down side of moviemaking for kids. (Movie review by Jason Myers.) Catwoman
The best DC Comics movie since Batman Forever! (Movie review by Joe Crowe, March 10, 2005.) The Cave
Why does it feel like we've been down this cave before? (Movie review by Gary Mitchel, September 01, 2005.) Cavemen
"Stick to your kind. Crave the cave." (TV review by Joe Crowe, October 03, 2007.) CD Cardz: Planet of the Apes and Final Fantasy
RevolutionSF reviews two prominent releases in the CD Cardz line. (Game review by Kenn McCracken.) The Cell
or Alice in LechterLand. (Movie review by Jason Myers, October 03, 2002.) Champions of the Galaxy aCe 2119:Battle for Centra
Zombies wrestling demons wrestling humans. When will they stop ripping off Shakespeare? (Game review by Joe Crowe, January 17, 2006.) Champions of the Galaxy: Early Classics
You got sci-fi in my pro wrestling! No, you got pro wrestling in my sci-fi! (Game review by Joe Crowe, May 28, 2005.) Charlie and the Chocolate Factory
Does eye-candy really have to have a point? (Movie review by Andrew Kozma and Laura Eldred, July 23, 2005.) Charmed Season Premiere
Shannen's out, Rose is in, and the show is better than ever. (TV review by Rachel K. Ivey.) Chez Goth
Paint your face white, add black eyeliner, wear lots of black clothing and silver jewellery. Then mope. Ah, the goth lifestyle, now available in a game-friendly version. (Game review by Matthew Pook, February 24, 2006.) Chicken Little
Chicken In A Biskit’s good to eat; tastes like a biscuit with chicken meat! (Movie review by Alan J. Porter, April 25, 2006.) The Children of Cthulhu
Chanting and ghouls and tentacles, oh my! RevSF reviews The Children of Cthulhu. (Book review by Peggy Hailey, May 08, 2003.) Children of Dune DVDetails
The spice must flow. (TV review by Jason Myers, May 28, 2003.) Children of Men
Both of our reviewers give it a 10 out of 10. So what are you waiting for? (Movie review by Andrew Kozma and Laura Eldred, January 16, 2007.) Children of the Atom
They were X-Men when X-Men weren't cool. (Book review by Mark Finn, September 02, 2004.) The Chinatown Death Cloud Peril
While looking into the mysterious death of their old friend H. P. Lovecraft, pulp writers Walter Gibson ("The Shadow") and Lester Dent ("Doc Savage") become embroiled in their very own pulp adventures. (Book review by Mark Finn, June 23, 2006.) Chobits Volume 1: Persocom
The series that gives a whole new meaning to the term "a really sweet computer setup". (Anime review by Kevin Pezzano, March 24, 2003.) Chobits Volume 2: Empty City
The sugary sweet tale of a boy and his computer gets a little dose of spice in this volume, and it makes things a lot more interesting.... (Anime review by Kevin Pezzano, July 25, 2003.) The Chronicle
Can the recently renewed paranormal comedy live up to its own potential? (TV review by Joe Crowe.) The Chronicles of Narnia: The Lion, the Witch, and the Wardrobe
Longest . . . movie title . . . EVER. (Movie review by Andrew Kozma and Laura Eldred, December 14, 2005.) The Chronicles of Narnia: Prince Caspian
Hello, my name is Prince Caspian. You killed my father. Prepare to die. (Movie review by Laura Eldred, May 22, 2008.) The Chronicles of Riddick
Sure, it’s fun to watch. But is it any good? (Movie review by Jason Myers and Andrew Kozma, June 16, 2004.) Chuck
"Don't puke on the C-4." (TV review by Joe Crowe, October 04, 2007.) Chuck : Half-Season 1
A review from the midway chuckpoint. (TV review by Deanna Toxopeus, January 21, 2008.) City Come a-Walkin'
Recently reprinted, City Come a-Walkin' is a rich, gritty moment of early cyberpunk brilliance. (Book review by James M. Palmer.) City of Saints and Madmen
Strange horror, slapstick comedy, exquisite prose... Jeff Topham presents an alarmingly well-documented review of Jeff VanderMeer's City of Saints and Madmen. (Book review by Jeff Topham, June 12, 2002.) City of Saints and Madmen (paperback)
Surrealism, savagery, and squids. Our Peggy Hailey is in dark fantasy heaven. (Book review by Peggy Hailey, July 26, 2002.) CJ7
Shaolin Soccer’s Stephen Chow writes and directs... a family comedy?
(Movie review by Navin Vembar, March 17, 2008.) Clerks 2
More of the first Clerks movie, plus a donkey. (Movie review by Laura Eldred, July 27, 2006.) Clerks Collector's Edition: Quick and Dirty DVD Review
They didn't quite give this Collector's Edition the classic treatment, but it's still a classic worth getting. (Movie review by Joe Hourcle, August 08, 2002.) Clerks: The Animated Series Quick and Dirty DVD Review
This one beat our expectationsóbut when you expect it to be crap, that's not hard. . . . (Movie review by Joe Hourcle, August 08, 2002.) Click
Go ahead, click. We dare you. (Movie review by Laura Eldred, July 10, 2006.) Clockstoppers
RevSF reviews a movie that will make you wish you could stop time. (Movie review by Jason Myers.) Cloverfield
'So just to be clear. We die down here, we die in the tunnels, or we die up there.' (Movie review by Joe Crowe, January 18, 2008.) Cold Space
Cold Space puts the Cold War onto an interstellar chessboard, but our
reviewer asks "why?"
(Game review by James L. Cambias, December 31, 2006.) Coldheart Canyon: A Hollywood Ghost Story
Clive Barker's horror is creepy, it's greasy, and it's almost always good. So why does Canyon leave you cold? (Book review by Peggy Hailey.) The Collected Stories of Greg Bear
From a trucker who ferries souls to hell to sentient nanobots who work to change their host from the inside out, the stories in The Collected Stories of Greg Bear span 30 years in the career of Greg Bear. New reviewer Kit O'Connell gives us the lo (Book review by Kit O'Connell, November 30, 2002.) Comic Book Villains
Don’t let the title entice you! Run awaaaay! (Movie review by Joe Crowe, May 28, 2005.) Comic Book: The Movie
Hollywood besmirches the memory of yet another beloved comic book icon. (Movie review by Jason Myers, January 23, 2004.) Comic Con 2004 Independent Comics Round-Up and Review
Dark or bright, sparse or lush, Web or print. RevolutionSF explores indie comics at the San Diego Comic Con. (Comics review by Andrew Kozma, April 24, 2005.) Comic Party volumes 1 and 2
An anime by geeks, for geeks, and about geeks that hits a wee bit too close to home.... (Anime review by Kevin Pezzano, May 30, 2004.) Comics Gone Ape!
Comics may, indeed, have gone ape, but reviewer Rick Klaw did not. See one of our resident Monkey Men pummel the pitiable Comics Gone Ape!. (Book review by Rick Klaw, October 12, 2007.) Comics Pull List Review: 2002
Win a few, lose a few -- the world of one reader's comics in 2002. (Comics review by Jason Shayer, January 03, 2003.) Comics Reviewlution : New X-Men, Angel and the Ape
August 23, 2001 : Tangled Web #5, Rogue #1, Angel and the Ape #1, and New X-Men #116. (Comics review by Kenn McCracken.) Comics Reviewlution : Red Star, Wonder Woman, Fantastic Four
July 2001: Comics reviews aplenty. (Comics review by Kenn McCracken.) Comics Reviewlution Manga Blowout: September 2004
Teens! Shopping! Sorcery! The utter horror of a psycho girlfriend! (Comics review by Kevin Pezzano, October 27, 2004.) Comics Reviewlution: A Moment of Silence
Jan. 10, 2002 : A Moment of Silence, Adventures of Superman #600, Felon #2, Rising Stars #17, Transmetropolitan #52. (Comics review by Kenn McCracken.) Comics Reviewlution: Abdazad, Secret Identity
March 22, 2004: Secret Identity, Abdazad, Conan, and more! (Comics review by Kevin Pezzano and Robert Mansperger, March 22, 2004.) Comics Reviewlution: Adventures in the Rifle Brigade
November 9, 2001: Alias #3, Vampi Digital #1, JLA/Haven: Arrival
#1. (Comics review by Kenn McCracken.) Comics Reviewlution: Adventures in the Rifle Brigade, Cyclops, Vampirella
August 9, 2001 : Vampirella #1, and Transmetropolitan #48. (Comics review by Kenn McCracken.) Comics Reviewlution: Amazing Spider-Man, Godshead
Feb. 11, 2002: Spider-Man #38, S.C.I. Spy #1. (Comics review by Kenn McCracken.) Comics Reviewlution: Astonishing X-Men, Ex Machina
Sept. 2004: Astonishing X-Men, people! Damn! And Jubilee: damn. (Comics review by Kevin Pezzano, October 27, 2004.) Comics Reviewlution: Authority, The Hood, Deadpool
May 30, 2002: Authority, Action Comics, The Hood #1, and Deadpool. (Comics review by Kenn McCracken, May 30, 2002.) Comics Reviewlution: Authority, Thor
Dec. 8, 2001: Ultimate X-Men, Thor. (Comics review by Kenn McCracken.) Comics Reviewlution: Barry Ween, Green Lantern
September 10, 2001 : Daredevil: Yellow, Green Lantern #142, Ultimate Spider-Man #13, Barry Ween: Monkey Tales, and Superman #174. (Comics review by Kenn McCracken.) Comics Reviewlution: Batman, New X-men
Jan. 8, 2002 : Batman: the 10¢ Adventure, New X-Men #121, and Alias #5. (Comics review by Kenn McCracken.) Comics Reviewlution: Batman/Deathblow, Felon
April 26, 2001: Attack of the Clones, Felon. (Comics review by Joe Crowe.) Comics Reviewlution: Cage, Batman, The Order
March 1, 2002: The Order #1, and Howard the Duck #2. (Comics review by Kenn McCracken.) Comics Reviewlution: Captain Marvel, High Roads, Plastic Farm
April 4, 2002: Captain Marvel #30, High Roads #1, Morlocks #1, Pounded #1, Deadline #1, and Plastic Farm #1-3. (Comics review by Kenn McCracken.) Comics Reviewlution: Cla$$War, Just A Pilgrim
March 27, 2002: Fused, Thing / She-Hulk: The Long Night, and Just a Pilgrim: Garden of Eden. (Comics review by Kenn McCracken.) Comics Reviewlution: Deadline, DC First, Fathom
May 7, 2002: Buffy #44, Fathom #14. (Comics review by Joe Crowe, May 07, 2002.) Comics Reviewlution: Defiance, Hawkman, Exiles
March 12, 2002: Defiance #1, Hawkman #1, Strange Killings #1, and Exiles #11. (Comics review by Kenn McCracken.) Comics Reviewlution: Ex Machina, Ghostbusters, Astonishing X-Men
June 27, 2004: Good stuff in the comics. (Comics review by Kevin Pezzano and Others, June 20, 2004.) Comics Reviewlution: Ghost Rider, Ultimate Marvel Team-Up
Sept. 20, 2001 victims: Ghost Rider #4, Superman: Man of Steel #118, and Ultimate Marvel Team-Up #7. (Comics review by Kenn McCracken.) Comics Reviewlution: Giant Flash Annual, Ultimate Spider-Man
Oct. 8, 2001 : Giant Flash Annual 1963, Amazing Spider-Man #35, and Doom Patrol #1. (Comics review by Kenn McCracken.) Comics Reviewlution: Green Lantern, Fables
May 22, 2002: Spider-Man Blue, and Marvel Knights Double Shot #2. (Comics review by Kenn McCracken, May 22, 2002.) Comics Reviewlution: Howard the Duck, Flash
Jan. 24, 2002: JSA #32, Howard the Duck . (Comics review by Kenn McCracken.) Comics Reviewlution: JLA, X-Treme X-Men
Dec. 31, 2001: Xtreme X-Men Annual 2001, Ultimate Marvel Team-Up #11, and Hellblazer #169. (Comics review by Kenn McCracken.) Comics Reviewlution: Marvel Mangaverse. Rabbit With Big Pointy Teeth
Jan. 21, 2002 : Incredible Hulk #36, Marvel Mangaverse: New Dawn #1, and a Rabbit with Big Pointy Teeth! (Comics review by Kenn McCracken.) Comics Reviewlution: Midnight Nation, Barry Ween
December 14, 2001: Adventures of Superman #599, Adventures
of Barry Ween, Boy Genius vol. 3 #5, and Killer Princess #1. (Comics review by Kenn McCracken.) Comics Reviewlution: Nightcrawler, Four Women
December 4, 2001 : New X-Men #119, Fury #3, Transmetropolitan #51. (Comics review by Kenn McCracken.) Comics Reviewlution: Our Worlds at War, Hellblazer
August 30, 2001: X-Force #119, CrossGen Supplement/Wizard #121. (Comics review by Kenn McCracken.) Comics Reviewlution: Red Star, Legion, Paradise X
Oct. 25, 2001: The Red Star>#7, Nightside#1, Legion #1. (Comics review by Kenn McCracken.) Comics Reviewlution: Taskmaster, Power Company, Muties
Feb. 15, 2002: Muties #1, and New X-Men #122! (Comics review by Kenn McCracken.) Comics Reviewlution: Treehouse of Horror, Transmetropolitan
Oct. 15, 2001: Fury #2, Four Women #1, (Comics review by Kenn McCracken.) Comics Reviewlution: Ultimate Spider-Man, Planetary
Aug. 1, 2001: JLA #56, Ultimate Spider-Man #12, and Planetary #15. (Comics review by Kenn McCracken.) Comics Reviewlution: Ultimates, Dark Knight Strikes Again
Feb. 4, 2002: Ultimate Marvel Team-Up #12. (Comics review by Kenn McCracken.) The Complete Griselda
Enjoy the semi-criminal exploits of the ner-do-wells in the popular fantasy world of RuneQuest and Hero Wars as related in amiable style of a New York sports writer… (Game review by Matthew Pook, April 14, 2006.) Conan the Barbarian
Conan! Valeria! Thulsa Doom! Crom commands that you own this movie. (Movie review by Joe Crowe, February 12, 2003.) Conan the Conqueror
Fantasy legends Michael Moorcock and James Cawthorn review one of the grandest adventures of Conan the Cimmerian, greatest warrior of the Hyborian age. (Book review by Michael Moorcock and James Cawthorn.) Conan: The Roleplaying Game
Shadows, blood, and not a pointy ear in sight. (Game review by Mark Finn, March 30, 2004.) The Consortium of Genius Home Video, Episode Four
When RevolutionSF goes public, these guys will play the IPO party. (Collectibles review by Paul T. Riddell.) Constantine
Whoa! This movie's not terrible! (Movie review by Joe Crowe, March 22, 2005.) Coraline
Neil Gaiman's long-awaited children's fantasy deftly blends dreamy fear, surreal beauty, whimsical humor, and simple, powerful truths. (Book review by Shane Ivey, May 28, 2002.) Coraline
You've seen the preview; now get the full review of Neil Gaiman's fairy-tale wonder. (Book review by Kenn McCracken, June 14, 2002.) Coraline, The Thief Lord, and Summerland
Adventurer Paul O. Miles treks into the wilds of children's books and brings back a map pointing the way to the treasures waiting there. (Book review by Paul O. Miles, January 28, 2003.) The Core
Rotten or not?
(Movie review by Jason Myers, March 31, 2003.) Corpse Bride
It's the best stop-motion Tim Burton extravaganza since A Nightmare Before Christmas! (Movie review by Gary Mitchel, September 29, 2005.) Cosmo Warrior Zero: Cold Steel Immortals
Space Pirate Captain Harlock returns in a brand-new series! Except he's not really in it that much. And the animation kinda sucks. Has anime's most famous buccaneer finally met his match? (Anime review by Kevin Pezzano, October 14, 2002.) Cover Story: The Art of John Picacio
Looking for razor-sharp book design, gorgeous full-color art, AND interesting insights into the creative process? Look no further. (Book review by Peggy Hailey, June 23, 2006.) Cowboy Bebop
"It's as if The French Connection were crossed
with Babylon 5, with Louis Armstrong doing the background music..." (Anime review by Kevin Pezzano.) Cowboy Bebop - Week Two
Not as groundbreaking as its premier, the second "session" of Cowboy Bebop is still stylishly dark fun. (Anime review by Kevin Pezzano.) Cowboy Bebop: Weeks 3 - 5
Some strong, one uneven, and a show-defining classic thrown in the middle: Cowboy Bebop stays at the top of the game.
(Anime review by Kevin Pezzano.) Cowboy Bebop: The Movie
Hopefully RevSF anime guy Kevin won't bebop Jason on the head for this review. (Movie review by Jason Myers, April 02, 2003.) Cowboy Bebop: the Movie DVDetails
An extras-packed disc that's just as stylin' and groovin' as the anime itself. (Anime review by Kevin Pezzano, July 03, 2003.) Creature Tech
The Shroud of Turin. Hillbilly insectoids. Demonically possessed cats. Giant space eels. Anything here caught your interest yet? (Comics review by Nick Brownlow, October 02, 2002.) Creepy Susie And 13 Other Tragic Tales For Troubled Children
Creepy Susie, The Debbies, Eric Twinklebutt... Angus Oblong's twisted little stories are far too fun to pass up! (Book review by Peggy Hailey.) Cross Plains Universe
When the legend of Robert E. Howard gets tangled up in the myths of Texas, the result is pure entertainment. (Book review by Peggy Hailey, October 31, 2006.) The Crow: Salvation
Let no one ever forget. (Movie review by Shane Ivey, January 09, 2003.) Cry Wolf
Bored teens. A prep school. A supposedly made-up murderer. Do we all see where this is heading? (Movie review by Gary Mitchel, September 29, 2005.) Cryptonomicon
If you haven't read it yet, you're cheating yourself. This is as funny, exciting, and informative a story as you can find. (Book review by Shane Ivey.) Cthulhu Live, Second Edition
It looks like a really fun game, but preparing even a simple session for your local game group might result in some serious SAN loss... (Game review by Kevin Pezzano, August 18, 2003.) Cthulhu: Dark Ages
The Blair Witch ain’t got nothing on the Dark Goat of the Woods. (Game review by Matt Cowger, May 02, 2005.) Curious George
Here at RevSF, we likes us some monkeys. Preferably monkeys dipped in puddin'. (Movie review by Martin Thomas, February 16, 2006.) The Curse of Chalion
Lois McMaster Bujold has written a book that DOESN'T feature Miles Vorkosigan. Am I pleased, or frightened? (Book review by Candace L. Myers, October 24, 2002.) Curse of the Golden Flower
Chow Yun-Fat and Gong Li in a film about the worst Thanksgiving dinner ever. (Movie review by Navin Vembar, January 04, 2007.) Cursed
These guys know how to make really great horror. So why don't they? (Movie review by Gary Mitchel, February 28, 2005.) CUSP
Time travel, meddling aliens and intelligent dinosaurs all mixed up together in a story that moves so fast you don't have time to ask questions? This IS your daddy's Science Fiction, and sometimes that's a very good thing. (Book review by Robert R. Chase, August 16, 2005.) Cybermancy, Incorporated
New adventure fiction about generations of heroes. Also: zombies. (Book review by Joe Crowe, October 15, 2002.) Cyberpunk v3.0
The wait is over. Has it been worth it for this update of THE cyberpunk RPG? (Game review by harvey, November 11, 2006.) The Da Vinci Code
Co-starring Ian McKellen. Call him SIR, dammit! (Movie review by Laura Eldred, May 24, 2006.) Damnation Alley
The late, great Roger Zelazny once cranked out a gritty little novel about
a biker named Hell driving across a nation that had become Hell. Ivan Lerner
looks back at Damnation Alley. (Book review by Ivan Lerner.) The Damned
What would happen if Clive Barker wrote The Godfather? (Comics review by Mark London Williams, May 25, 2008.) Dan and Larry in "Don't Do That"
It looks cute and harmless. It's neither. (Comics review by Kenn McCracken.) Danger Boy
Time travel? Dinosaurs? King Arthur? Baseball? Where the heck were these books when I was a kid? Paul O. Miles reviews Danger Boy: Ancient Fire and Danger Boy: Dragon Sword by Mark London Williams. (Book review by Paul O. Miles, July 16, 2004.) The Dangers of Toys 'R' Us: Lego Dinosaurs
For our first toys 'n' collectibles review, editor Paul T. Riddell takes a look at a subject close to his heart: dinosaurs! Lego dinosaurs, that is. (Game review by Paul T. Riddell.) Daredevil
This movie hits the bullseye most of the time. So to speak. (Movie review by Joe Crowe, February 15, 2003.) The Dark
Sean Bean and Maria Bello. In the dark. Whoo-hoo! (Movie review by Sackett, September 28, 2006.) Dark Angel, the Season 2 Premiere
New villains, new fights, and lots of "copulation". Is Dark Angel getting better with age? (TV review by Laura Sorenson.) Dark City: New Joe's Quick and Dirty DVD Review
You already know if the movie's any good: but what about the DVD? New Joe is here for you. (Movie review by Joe Hourcle.) The Dark Crystal: Quick and Dirty DVD Review
Proof, if you needed it, that a fun movie does not a great DVD make. (Movie review by Joe Hourcle, August 22, 2002.) Dark Grimoire
The best computer game of 20 years ago. (Game review by Mark Finn, June 27, 2004.) Dark Harvest
It's Halloween night, 1963, and the fields rustle as something moves through the dead, dry cornstalks. It's Sawtooth Jack, the October Boy, and he's coming for you. (Book review by Peggy Hailey, October 27, 2007.) Dark Kingdom: The Dragon King
Let's all say Nibelung together. It's fun. (TV review by Joe Crowe, March 31, 2006.) Dark Knight
We continue to gather our thoughts about that movie with what's-his-name. (Movie review by RevolutionSF, July 22, 2008.) The Dark Knight
Oscar-worthy performances, and another look at the new thing with Batman in it. (Movie review by Jay Willson, July 23, 2008.) Dark Knight Strikes Again
Frank Miller's Dark Knight Returns was incredible. The sequel? Not so much. (Comics review by Joe Crowe, August 21, 2002.) The Dark Knight Strikes Again #1
It's here! But does it live up to the original? (And should it have to?) (Comics review by Kenn McCracken.) The Dark Tower: The Flash Game
Orson Welles not included. (Game review by Mark Finn, August 24, 2004.) Dark Water
Don't go in the water — the dark water! (Movie review by Gary Mitchel, July 13, 2005.) Darkness
Zzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzz. (Movie review by Gary Mitchel, April 25, 2005.) Darkness Falls
It's THE NUMBER ONE MOVIE IN AMERICA! Ass. (Movie review by Jason Myers, January 27, 2003.) Darwinia
"The most perfect video game I’ve played in the last year." (Game review by Andrew Kozma, October 16, 2006.) Dating Secrets of the Dead
Funny, spooky, and meaningful, Dating Secrets of the Dead shows a fine new writer heading for the top of his game. (Book review by Peggy Hailey, August 01, 2002.) Daughter of Dracula
Dracula's daughter and the Red Baron, in love. Ain't that sweet? (Comics review by Van Allen Plexico, December 11, 2007.) Dawn of the Dead (1978) DVDetails
I feel the need... the need to feed. (Movie review by Gary Mitchel, March 26, 2004.) Dawn of the Dead (2004)
Dead by dawn, dead by dawn! (Movie review by Jason Myers and Andrew Kozma, March 26, 2004.) The Day After Tomorrow
It’s the end of the world. Again. (Movie review by Jason Myers and Gary Mitchel, June 04, 2004.) The Day of the Triffids
Not every tale can be successfully retold in another medium. Can this "ancient" radio series successfully retell The Day of the Triffids? (Book review by Matthew Pook, January 24, 2007.) Days of Our Lives and Passions
Soap operas are sci-fi.
(TV review by Joe Crowe, February 11, 2003.) Dead of Night: the Little Book of Horrors
A pocket sized Horror RPG!?! What’s next? Square watermelons? (Game review by Warren Banks, August 14, 2006.) Dead Silence
If a ventriloquist mimes being trapped in a tree that falls in a forest, does it make a sound? (Movie review by Gary Mitchel, March 24, 2007.) The Dead Zone
Anthony Michael Hall -- Farmer Ted no more! (TV review by Amy H. Sturgis, October 24, 2003.) Deep Blue Sea (1999): An Appreciation
Oh, super-intelligent sharks. Is there anything you can't do? (Movie review by Joe Crowe, August 07, 2007.) Defenders of the Faith
The folks behind D&D finally made clerics and paladins interesting! (Game review by Shane Ivey.) Deja Vu
Tony Scott, we know Ridley, and you, sir, are no Ridley. (Movie review by Gary Mitchel, December 12, 2006.) Delicatessen: DVDetails
A rare AND well-done main course, served with savory extras on the side. (Movie review by Andrew Kozma, May 08, 2006.) The Deryni Adventure Game
Comic and movie adaptations might have all the pizzazz, but what does this classic fantasy series-based RPG have to offer? (Game review by Matthew Pook, October 29, 2006.) The Descent
Monsters, suspense, creepy lighting, plenty o’ scares, and hot chicks in bloody, wet clothes. (Movie review by Laura Eldred, August 19, 2006.) Descent: Journeys Into the Dark
The dungeon game gets big. Too big? Too much fun? Or just too much? (Game review by harvey, December 05, 2006.) The Despiser
The video-game movie thatís not based on a video-game. (Movie review by Jason Myers, April 10, 2003.) The Devil You Know
Ghosts are everywhere and zombies are a fact of life in this thriller. (Book review by Sackett, December 03, 2007.) The Devil's Backbone
You may think horror's dead, but don't bury it yet: The Devil's Backbone is the sort of film to bring it creeping back to life. (Movie review by Rick Klaw.) The Devil's Rain: The Wiseguy Geekboy Bad Movie Review
New columnist Phillip White goes in search of the world's worst sci-fi movies!
Starting things off: The Devil's Rain! (Movie review by Phillip White.) Devilchild Vol I: Hell Is Around the Corner
It's that old son of Satan storyline -- but with British humor and cynicism. (Comics review by Alan J. Porter, August 28, 2002.) Diana: Warrior Princess
"If entertainment executives do not evolve, in 3000 years the TV show based on the 20th century will be Diana: Warrior Princess." (Game review by Chad Underkoffler, January 07, 2006.) Diary of the Dead
George Romero delivers a zombie movie with heart. (Not just the kind eaten by zombies.) (Movie review by Jorge de la Cova, February 24, 2008.) Dinosaurs: The Complete First and Second Seasons
SIN-clairs! Meet the SIN-clairs! They're the modern dino fam-i-ly!
Filled with jokes and satire
it's a spoof about hu-man-i-ty! (TV review by Jayme Lynn Blaschke, May 16, 2006.) Dinotopia
Some dinosaurs talk, others eat you. Just another day for you and me in Dinotopia. (TV review by Joe Crowe, December 07, 2002.) Diplomatic Immunity
Lois McMaster Bujold's new Vorkosigan book is a real page turner; just not a real good one. (Book review by Jayme Lynn Blaschke, July 26, 2002.) DIPS
A sci-fi sitcom about a delivery service in space. With robots and zombies! (Humor review by Joe Crowe, June 10, 2007.) Disney Treasures: The Adventures of Oswald the Lucky Rabbit
But the real star of the DVD is pioneer animator Ub Iwerks. (Misc review by Paul Miles, February 14, 2008.) Disney Treasures: The Chronological Donald, Volume III, 1949-1950
If Donald Duck said that, we wouldn’t understand it. (Misc review by Paul Miles, February 14, 2008.) Divergence Eve Volume 1
Evangelion meets Xenosaga meets Baywatch. (Anime review by Gabe Glick, April 17, 2005.) Do You Worship Cthulhu?
A bunch of gamers or a group of party goers? Surely one them is a secret worshipper of the dreaming Elder God? Find out which one in the simple little ritual. (Game review by Matthew Pook, May 22, 2007.) DOA: Dead or Alive
Like the video game, but all you do is watch. Which leaves both your hands free! (Movie review by Gary Mitchel, June 20, 2007.) Doctor Who: The New Series
The effects are still cheesy and the characters and stories are more compelling than ever. The new Who rocks. (TV review by Matt Cowger, October 18, 2005.) Dog Soldiers
The hit Brit werewolf movie crosses the pond to kick some arse. (Movie review by Jason Myers, November 21, 2002.) Dogma - Special Edition vs. Regular Edition: New Joe's Quick and Dirty DVD Review
One kicks ass, the other sucks; which one are YOU going to spend $25 on? (Movie review by Joe Hourcle.) Donnie Darko
Just your average "high school boy meets large bipedal metal-faced rabbit" movie. (Movie review by Jason Myers.) Don’t Walk In Winter Wood
Nice day for a stroll in the woods. What could possibly go wrong? "Don’t Walk In Winter Wood" aims to find out! (Game review by Warren Banks, March 17, 2006.) Doogal
A crap-assed big-screen version of a beloved British retooling of a near-forgotten French kid’s show. Huh? (Movie review by Jonathan McCalmont, February 21, 2006.) DOOM
Does The Rock suck, or does The Rock rock? (Movie review by Gary Mitchel, October 28, 2005.) Doomsday
"In the land of the infected, the immune man is king." (Movie review by Laura Eldred, March 21, 2008.) Dr. Horrible's Sing-Along Blog Act 1 and 2
Our spoiler-free review: "I’m just a few weeks away from a real, audible connection." (TV review by Gary Mitchel, July 15, 2008.) Dr. Horrible's Sing-Along Blog Act 3
"We do the weird stuff!" (TV review by Gary Mitchel, July 23, 2008.) Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde
Michael Moorcock and James Cawthorn review a horror novel we may never quite be able to give up. (Book review by Michael Moorcock and James Cawthorn.) Dr. Strange (2007)
Doctor Strange in a cartoon! But no rocking of the 1970s man-stache. (Movie review by Joe Crowe, September 19, 2007.) Dr. Strange TV-Movie (1978)
Marvel Comics' master magician in live action, complete with swinging medallions. (TV review by Joe Crowe, December 06, 2006.) Dracula 2000
Christopher Plummer IS Van Helsing. (Movie review by Jason Myers, June 27, 2003.) Dracula II: Ascension
The movie that goes from suck to blow. Well, mostly it just blows. (Movie review by Jason Myers, June 27, 2003.) Dragonfly
If you only see one insect-titled supernatural thriller this year,
see The Mothman Prophecies. If you have time to see two insect-titled
supernatural thrillers this year, see… The Mothman Prophecies a
second time. (Movie review by Jason Myers.) Dream Team With Annabelle and Michael
Don't dream, it's over. Hey now! (TV review by Joe Crowe, March 02, 2003.) Dreamcatcher
Now we've read the book, and... well, the cover wasn't far off the mark, after all. (Book review by Peggy Hailey.) Dreamcatcher
Not an Oscar-contender, but so what? (Movie review by Jason Myers, March 28, 2003.) Dresden Files
Dresden Files is like Charmed, but without the bellybutton shirts. (TV review by J. V. Carone, January 29, 2007.) Dune: House Corrino
In the final book of the prequel trilogy, can Kevin J. Anderson and Brian Herbert live up to Frank Herbert's Dune? (Book review by Peggy Hailey.) Dungeon Crawl Classics #34: Cage of Delirium
Not Dungeons and Dragons, but Dungeons and Music. What can a Gothic soundtrack do to alleviate the slaughter of an old-style dungeon bash? (Game review by Matthew Pook, April 14, 2007.) Dungeons and Dragons Movie (2000): Advice from a DM
Advice for the director of the Dungeons and Dragons movie. ( review by Josh Black, August 14, 2007.) Dungeons and Dragons, Edition 3.5
If you're reading this review, you already have Third Edition. So should you buy 3.5? (Game review by Jeff Quick, July 13, 2003.) Dungeons and Dragons: Chainmail
Wizards of the Coast has released its fantasy adventure game of small-group skirmishes and miniature collecting. And now it has Chainmail, too. (Game review by Shane Ivey.) E.T. the Extra-Terrestrial
We watched it in the theater, and we'll tell you one thing for sure. Nothing says "critically beloved family classic" like a good "Uranus" joke. (Movie review by Jason Myers.) EarthAD
Something has survived the end of civilization! Be it Triffids, dinosaurs, or the Big One, this product is what you need to pick up the pieces afterward. (Game review by Eric Funk, December 19, 2005.) EarthAD Enhancement Pack
Enhance or improve, what does this supplement do for EarthAD, Politically Incorrect Games' RPG of post-holocaust survival? (Game review by Matthew Pook, January 02, 2006.) ECW on Sci Fi
Geek circles intersect! Fans explode! (TV review by Joe Crowe, June 15, 2006.) The Edgar Allan Poe Audio Collection
Vincent Price, Basil Rathbone, and Edgar Allen Poe... Why haven't you bought this yet?? (Book review by Peggy Hailey.) The Einstein Intersection
Samuel R. Delany deconstructs myths and legends in one of his most engaging and accessible works. (Book review by Jayme Lynn Blaschke, October 09, 2002.) El Orfanato (The Orphanage)
Wallpaper. Scary scary wallpaper. (Movie review by Navin Vembar, January 23, 2008.) Elektra
Remember when you thought a movie with Elektra in it would be cool? (Movie review by Joe Crowe, February 13, 2005.) Elric : Stealer of Souls
The earliest stories of the fighting, crying wizard and his parasite sword. (Book review by Joe Crowe, April 25, 2008.) Empire
Golgoth rules the world. Or does he? (Comics review by Robert E. Mansperger, Jr., July 05, 2004.) Enchanted
A Disney princess in live action! With rats! (Movie review by Deanna Toxopeus, November 27, 2007.) Enchanted
Enchanted is the most fun to come out of Disney Studios in a good long time. Is the DVD worth the price? (Movie review by Peggy Hailey, March 18, 2008.) Enchanted Arms
Spiky hair that moves realistically! And also a Japanese RPG for the Xbox 360. (Game review by J.V. Carone, October 19, 2006.) The End of Evangelion
Giant robots, Freudian psychonalysis, religious iconography, and enough angst for a couple dozen WB teen dramas. For good or ill, this movie redefined all of anime. (Anime review by Kevin Pezzano, October 03, 2002.) Enter the Matrix
It is not the game you control -- only yourself. (Game review by Shane Ivey, May 31, 2003.) Enterprise
It's too soon to tell if Enterprise will save Star Trek, but it will certainly look sexy trying. (TV review by Shane Ivey and Kevin Pezzano, September 25, 2001.) Enterprise: These Are The Voyages
Leave the motor running. Let's bust up this franchise and get out of here!
(TV review by Joe Crowe, May 16, 2005.) EPIC Adventure 4: Merchant Cruiser
Classic Traveller adventure on the high stars outward bound on a mercantile cruise… Another good supplement that provides both a scenario and a ship. (Game review by Matthew Pook, May 15, 2006.) Epic Movie
Epic-curious? (Movie review by Deanna Toxopeus, February 01, 2007.) Equilibrium
George Orwell, meet John Woo. John Woo, meet George Orwell. (Movie review by Jason Myers, December 03, 2002.) Equilibrium: DVDetails
Tread carefully because you tread on my dreams. (Movie review by Jason Myers, May 12, 2003.) Eragon
We all liked Lord of the Rings. Now Eragon makes us pay. Gary Mitchel offers his take on the derivative epic. (Movie review by Gary Mitchel, December 24, 2006.) Eragon
Another view of Eragon, from someone who tolerated the book. (Movie review by Deanna Toxopeus, January 02, 2007.) Eragon
So bad we had to review it again. (Movie review by Matthew Pook, January 15, 2007.) Escaflowne: Forever and Ever
Gushing praise? Fanboy hyperbole? Nope, just the last Escaflowne review. (Anime review by Kevin Pezzano.) Escaflowne: Light and Shadow
Revelations and foreshadowing abound in the penultimate Escaflowne DVD. (Anime review by Kevin Pezzano.) Escaflowne: The Movie
Changes may throw off the die-hard fans, and too-dense plotting may be too much for newcomers, but Escaflowne: The Movie has enough beauty and drama to make up for all that. (Anime review by Kevin Pezzano, August 01, 2002.) Escape from New York
As a stupid, cheesy, fun action flick, it gets by. But don't buy into too much hype. (Movie review by Jason Myers.) The Etched City
K.J. Bishop joins the rising stars of the new wave of fantasy. (Book review by Iain Emsley, March 30, 2004.) Eureka
A new series with some geniuses, some explosions, and Matt Frewer. (TV review by Gary Mitchel, July 20, 2006.) Evan Almighty
You Noah you want to. (Movie review by Deanna Toxopeus, July 03, 2007.) Everyone in Silico
In the spirit of Fight Club and The Monkey Wrench Gang, Jim Munroeís new Everyone in Silico spits in the eye of rampant advertising while being a top-flight extrapolation of today into tomorrow. (Book review by Ivan Lerner, November 30, 2002.) Everything's Eventual
If the short story is a dying art, Stephen King's masterful collection would make a fine eulogy. (Book review by Kenn McCracken.) Evil Dead: An Appreciation
Demon possession + Three Stooges + bad puns = awesome. (Movie review by Kenn McCracken, August 14, 2007.) Evolution
Ivan Reitman still can't bust the ghost of Ghostbusters, no matter how many things crawl up Orlando Jones' ass. (Sorry, Orlando.) (Movie review by Jason Myers, June 17, 2001.) Evolution : A Second Opinion
A second opinion on Ivan Reitman's sf comedy... and the news still isn't very good. (Movie review by Kenn McCracken.) Excel Saga Volume 1
It's insane, it's hyperactive, it's twisted, and it's sometimes a bit too much. (Anime review by Kevin Pezzano, August 21, 2002.) The Excellent Prismatic Spray, Volume 1 Number 6
Ladies, gentleman, I draw your attention to this epicurian delight, a feast for the cultured, a soupcon for the mannered -- indeed, support for The Dying Earth Role Playing Game. (Game review by Matthew Pook, November 12, 2005.) Exile
Is R.A. Salvatore's "Exile" a solid sequel to "Homeland," or merely a series of random encounters filling the space between two superior works? Reviewer Matt Cowger gives you the lowdown and pulls no punches. (Book review by Matt Cowger, February 09, 2006.) The Exorcism of Emily Rose
Do you believe? (Movie review by Gary Mitchel, September 20, 2005.) Exosuit A-OK
Cybernetic battle armor and adventures at a price even a stingy gamer can afford.
(Game review by Bob Portnell, January 06, 2006.) Expedition: Being an Account in Words and Artwork of the 2358 A.D. Voyage to Darwin IV
Artist Wayne Douglas Barlowe offers an epic, gorgeous look at an alien world. (Book review by Jayme Lynn Blaschke, February 03, 2006.) The Eye
Here's your chance to see this Hong Kong chiller before Hollywood remakes it. (Movie review by Jason Myers, June 23, 2003.) The Eye
Eye'll see it, but eye'm not optometristic. (Movie review by Gary Mitchel, February 21, 2008.) The Fall
A review of a fairy tale with one brilliant image after another, not a season. (Movie review by Navin Vembar, June 04, 2008.) Fallen
Two hours of sword-wielding angels and amusing canine sidekicks. (TV review by Sackett, July 27, 2006.) Falling Angel
The book that inspired Angel Heart is even better and more chilling than the film. Even if you do already know how it's going to end. (Book review by Peggy Hailey.) The Fantasies of Robert A. Heinlein
Yes, he wrote fantasy! And as these classics show, it was definitely worth reading. (Book review by James M. Palmer.) Fantastic Four
Five bucks to the first one who finds a review of this that doesn't do a pun on the word Fantastic. (Movie review by Joe Crowe, July 11, 2005.) Fantastic Four: Bootleg
From a sci-fi convention tape table straight to your brain. (Movie review by Joe Crowe, July 08, 2005.) Fantastic Four: Rise of the Silver Surfer
The movie's fun, and the Silver Surfer looks cool. There. We said it. (Movie review by Alan J. Porter, June 25, 2007.) Fantastic Four: The 1994-95 Animated Series
The year was 1994. The theme song was horrifying. (TV review by Joe Crowe, September 16, 2005.) Farewell Horizontal
Now out of print, K.W. Jeter's cyberpunk psychodrama tested, prodded, transcended limits of imagination. Find it if you can. (Book review by Ivan Lerner.) Farscape Forever!
If you like some of the Farscape, you're in good company. (TV review by Joe Crowe, December 09, 2005.) Farscape Starburst Edition: Season One, Collection One
New to this whole Farscape thing? The Starburst Edition series is just for you. (TV review by Jayme Lynn Blaschke, January 26, 2005.) Farscape: Season 3
The third season just wrapped with an explosive, gut-wrenching finale, and we're stuck with reruns until season four begins in June. Here's why you should get caught up in the meantime. (TV review by Robert R. Chase, May 06, 2002.) Farscape: The Illustrated Companion
What the frell were they thinking? (Book review by Peggy Hailey, September 04, 2002.) Farscape: The Peacekeeper Wars
Farscape gets the ending it deserves -- at last. (TV review by Shane Ivey, October 14, 2004.) Fat White Vampire Blues
New Orleans is the fattest city in the nation. If you were a vampire there, do you really think you'd look like Lestat? (Book review by Peggy Hailey, September 16, 2003.) Fear Itself
Whoo hoo hoo hooo! It's scary, kids! (TV review by RevolutionSF, June 18, 2008.) The Fellowship of the Ring: The Greatest Fantasy Film Ever Made?
Revolutionary Mark Finn - of the Texas Revolutionaries - got to see the movie early. (Yes, it's okay to hate him. The rest of us do.) Here's the first Revolution review. (Movie review by Mark Finn.) Final Destination
You will believe... in the power of John Denver. (Movie review by Jason Myers, February 04, 2003.) Final Destination 2
Finally, a horror movie that puts the Ewww! in Grewwwsome. (Movie review by Jason Myers, February 04, 2003.) Final Destination 3
A plane, a highway pile-up, and now a rollercoaster. Next up, the epic historical horror romance prequel, Final Destination: Titanic. (Movie review by Gary Mitchel, February 15, 2006.) Final Fantasy VII: Advent Children
The ultimate expression of style over substance, but man is it good. (Anime review by Kevin Pezzano, May 29, 2006.) Final Fantasy: The Spirits Within
By no means perfect, Final Fantasy is still an event worth seeing on the big screen. (Movie review by Jason Myers.) Finding Neverland
Long before Michael Jackson made Neverland the punchline of really creepy jokes, it existed as a fantasy world in the imagination of playwrite J.M. Barrie. . . . (Movie review by Jayme Lynn Blaschke, March 25, 2005.) The Fionavar Tapestry Trilogy
Not a safe book, nor a safe road to travel, but more than worth the journey. This is fantasy that can change you. (Book review by Sara Sutterfield Winn.) Firefly
Joss Whedon's Civil War space western premieres September 20 on Fox's Friday Night Death Zone. It's strange, engaging, and deserves a chance to thrive. Any bets on how long Fox will let it live? (TV review by Shane Ivey, September 19, 2002.) Firefly: The Complete Series
The show that was just too pretty to die. Now on DVD. (TV review by Shane Ivey, December 28, 2003.) Fishing for Terrrorists
In a time when we are all in danger of a terrorist attack, should someone make a game about it? Depends if it is a good game or not... (Game review by Matthew Pook, February 15, 2007.) The Five Star Stories
This anime is epic. Perhaps a little TOO epic. (Anime review by Kevin Pezzano, July 24, 2005.) Flash Gordon (2007)
The new series has too little imagination and Ming has too much hair. (TV review by Jorge de la Cova, August 13, 2007.) Flash Gordon: The DVD
"Onward my brave Hawkmen! Let this be known forever as Flash Gordon's Day!" (Movie review by Jason Myers, December 12, 2002.) The Flash: Blitz
The Reverse Flash returns, the Flash has to deal with the consequences of his moral decisions, and the lapsed "Flash" reader gets the perfect opportunity to jump back into this comic with this trade paperback collection. (Comics review by Jayme Lynn Blaschke, August 06, 2004.) Flatland
2-D, 3-D, political intrigue and trippy sci-fi. (Movie review by Joe Crowe, April 11, 2007.) Flatland
President Bartlet, Veronica Mars, and Logan are geometric shapes in an animated adaptation of the classic SF story. (Movie review by Joe Crowe, July 18, 2007.) FLCL Volume 1
It's "Excel Saga" meets "Evangelion", and the whole is lamer than the sum of its parts. Even Gainax can't be brilliant and groundbreaking ALL the time... (Anime review by Kevin Pezzano, November 09, 2002.) Flushed Away
Give Oscar-winning 3-D modellers computers? Have the memories of Wallace & Gromit been “flushed” down the loo? Find out in this otherwise pun-free review. (Movie review by Matthew Pook & Alex Pook-Leary, December 31, 2006.) Foes of Freedom
Dastardly denizens demand do-gooders' derring-do! (Game review by Matthew Pook, October 18, 2005.) The Fog
They were going to call it "The Cloud of Dry Ice", but that just didn't sound quite as spooky. (Movie review by Jason Myers, February 19, 2003.) The Fog
Fog you, and the prevailing coastal breeze you road in on! (Movie review by Gary Mitchel, November 01, 2005.) The Forbidden Kingdom
It’s Like The Neverending Story, but with Jet Li and Jackie Chan instead of a furry dragon. (Movie review by Laura Eldred, April 28, 2008.) The Force Among Us : Star Wars Documentary
Star Wars fans talk up collecting, costuming, and trying to find Hoth. (Movie review by Joe Crowe, November 16, 2007.) The Forgotten
A decent thriller from the writer of the "Death of the Hulk" TV movie. (Movie review by Gary Mitchel, September 27, 2004.) The Fortress of Solitude
The 70's, comics, punk music, and magic rings: Mark Finn reviews Jonathan Lethem's The Fortress of Solitude, a coming of age novel with a geeky twist. (Book review by Mark Finn, August 26, 2003.) The Fountain
...of poop? (Movie review by Martin Thomas, November 28, 2006.) The Fox Woman
Kij Johnson's novel gives us a very Japanese spin on the phrase "foxy lady." (Book review by Kit O'Connell, March 30, 2004.) Franchise: The Sound and The Furry
This CD is like college, but without most of the angst. (Collectibles review by Joe Crowe, April 29, 2005.) Franchise: To The Rescue!
If you've always wanted songs that reference Sluggy and Back to the Future, this CD is for you. ( review by Joe Crowe, October 25, 2006.) Frank Herbert`s Children of Dune
Is the sequel miniseries spicy enough? (TV review by Jayme Lynn Blaschke and Kevin Pezzano, March 29, 2003.) Frankenstein
What hump? (TV review by Joe Crowe, October 22, 2004.) Freddy Vs. Jason
Who will win? No one knows. Feed the hungry hip-hippos. (Movie review by Jason Myers and Sneezy the Squid, August 22, 2003.) The Fresco
Even at its heaviest-handed, Sheri S. Tepper's The Fresco is too fun and too full of big ideas to put down. (Book review by Sara Sutterfield Winn.) Fritz Leiber's Fafhrd and the Gray Mouser
Out of back issue bins and back in print! Howard Chaykin and Mike Mignola's take on the sword and sorcery icons. (Comics review by Alan J. Porter, April 21, 2007.) From A Buick 8
It's got all the horror you'd expect, but a lot of humanity carries the core of King's latest work. (Book review by Kenn McCracken, September 24, 2002.) From Hell
Do comic books finally have their Citizen Kane? (Comics review by Chris Roberson.) From Hell
Powerfully performed, glorious and dark, From Hell finds its own path to brilliance. (Movie review by Kenn McCracken.) From the Dust Returned
Ray Bradbury returns to one of his favorite families for a sweet, sad goodbye. (Book review by Peggy Hailey.) Fruits Basket Volume 1: A Great Transformation
What do you do when the boy you love turns out to be a rat? Especially when it's the kind that eats cheese and spreads the Plague... (Anime review by Kevin Pezzano, January 27, 2003.) Funny Games
Excruciating and hard to watch. So, pretty much like Monopoly & Trivial Pursuit. (Movie review by Gary Mitchel, April 03, 2008.) Futureland: Nine Stories of an Imminent World
Walter Mosley's cyberpunk collection squarely confronts a host of issues the genre has left alone. So... is it good sf? (Book review by Paul O Miles.) G-Saviour : Live Action Gundam
Kevin Pezzano and Joe Crowe take in the live-action Gundam, in a RevolutionSF 2-in-1 review! (Movie review by Kevin Pezzano and Joe Crowe, June 03, 2002.) A Game of Thrones
The first book in the "Song of Fire and Ice" series is enough to make you want to read the whole series -- right now. (Book review by Alan Riquelmy, September 18, 2002.) Garth Marenghi's Darkplace
"I have never exploded. But I know what it would be like. Don't ask me how. I just know. I've always... just... known."
(TV review by Joe Crowe, August 02, 2006.) Gatekeepers 21
Itís the "Empire Strikes Back" to the originalís "Phantom Menace"! (Anime review by Kevin Pezzano, August 07, 2003.) GateKeepers Vol. 1: Open the Gate
Nothing original but plenty fun, GateKeepers is the ultimate in popcorn anime. (Anime review by Kevin Pezzano.) Gen 13 : The Never-Aired Cartoon Movie
Comic book adaptations that never appear are EXTREME!!!! (Comics review by Joe Crowe, March 03, 2006.) Get Smart
"He can't hear you, Max." (Movie review by Jorge de la Cova, June 26, 2008.) Ghost of the Robot: Mad Brilliant
Music by the band fronted by James Marsters, who plays Spike on Buffy and Angel. (Collectibles review by Gary Mitchel, February 07, 2004.) Ghost Rider
Guy with skull on fire riding a motorcyle. What else could you possibly want? (Movie review by Joe Crowe, February 21, 2007.) Ghost Ship
A gore-soaked Halloween treat. Itís bad for ya, and itíll rot your brain. Ah, sweet, sweet brainrot... (Movie review by Jason Myers, October 28, 2002.) Ghost Whisperer
Chicken Soup for the Hot-Ass Actress’ Soul. (TV review by Joe Crowe, September 26, 2005.) Ghost World
Ghost World was easy to miss in theatres. Don't make the same mistake now that it's on DVD! (Movie review by Daniel Clowes (writer) and Terry Zwigoff (director).) Ghosts of Mars
John Carpenter has released a masterpiece or three in his time. This isn't one of them. (Movie review by Jason Myers.) Girl Genius
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