By James Nelson I never liked Sons of Anarchy. The story of a criminal biker with good intentions never resonated with me as a viewer, but in spite of me hating the characters, the show itself was good. So when…
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5th edition proves the old saying “less is more”
By Trevor Law I love Dungeons and Dragons. I started out on 3.5 in college and really enjoyed the game. Then came Pathfinder and boy did I fall in love with not just the system, but also the campaign setting…
Hell on Wheels is the Best Show You’re Not Watching
By James Nelson With the show winding down it’s final season (midseason finale airs Saturday on AMC), I figured now was as good a time as any to discuss why I love this show so much. It’s a vibrant, bloody,…
Blunt Talk is One of the Most Surreal Things I’ve Ever Watched
By James Nelson I’m not kidding either. I’d seen the trailers for Sir Patrick Stewart’s new show, Blunt Talk when they first came out, but at the time I never stopped to think how surreal and unnerving it would be…
An “Incredible” Fantastic Four movie
By Jerry Maynard We’ve spent some time covering the new Fantastic Four…..um…movie….yeah….but anyways we wont talk about that. We will talk about the successful one though! Yes the most successful film about a family of four that continues to hold…
“Return to 1994” Fantastic Four review
By Kenneth Ship At first, as I sat down and saw the first 20 minutes of Fantastic Four, I was wondering why the reviews were all bad….but by then the train had already left the station and I was in…
True Detective finale: The Light’s Not Winning
At the end of season one Rust Cohle looks up to the stars and pronounces, “the light’s winning.” It was a sentence that crystallized Cohle’s experience and catharsis in that season, and that even though they there was still rampant…
Why Enterprise Deserves a Second Look
By James Nelson “Cause I got faith, of the heart/I’m going where my heart will take me/I’ve got faith, to believe/ I can do anything” are the words to my nightmares. The Suliban, the dominant villains of the first two…
The Wrath of Khan: A Tale of Two Ships
By Zach Nichols Star Trek II: The Wrath of Khan is widely regarded as the greatest of the Star Trek films and quite possibly the greatest story in the entire Trek franchise encompassing 28 television seasons, 12 movies, and hundreds…
Heroes Reborn….Don’t get excited
By Kenneth Shipp I have a hard time believing that this mini-series will be any good. And to be honest, I have more info telling me it can be bad rather than good. But let’s talk a few things out…