Here’s a comic book that debuted last Wednesday, which I’d never heard of before, the cover just caught my eye while browsing the “this week’s new releases” list on Amazon/Comixology. I saw […]
TORRENT #1
ACCELL vol. 1: Home Schooling
An interesting fact about this series is that it’s actually a reboot. Back in August 2013, Lion Forge Comics launched one of their first original superhero titles, ACCEL. Written by David […]
ZANE’S THE JUMP OFF episode 4: Playing The Field
In this episode, Dmitri is spending more time with Lauren, his old friend whom he reconnected with in the previous episode. She takes him to an event for a charity she works […]
EMBRACE THE DARKNESS 3
This film was released in September 2002, just 8 months after the 2nd film in this little trilogy was released. Robert Kubilos returned to direct, with Remington Underwood writing this script. Tristen […]
ICON vs. HARDWARE #1
I’ll say right off the bat that when I first heard of this series I thought it sounded like a bad idea. It was like the Milestone creators were making the same […]
EMBRACE THE DARKNESS 2
Billed as a direct sequel to the first film, this 2002 film has a different creative team, the experienced writing duo of April White and Edward Gorsuch and director Robert Kubilos. It […]
EMBRACE THE DARKNESS
Here’s a film I’m reviewing by request. I’d never heard of it before, but it was said to be a trilogy of films, so I looked them up. Let’s see how connected […]
The Rowdy Girls
I thought I’d reviewed this film already, but it turns out I was getting it confused with the film HARD BOUNTY. Considering they’re both over 20 years old and feature softcore actresses […]
ZANE’S THE JUMP OFF episode 3: Pass Interference
Erika Jordan It may seem odd that I’m using a picture of Erika Jordan for this post, but there’s a personal reason for this. Erika Jordan is one of my all-time favorite […]
THE NORTH VALLEY GRIMOIRE by Blake Northcott
Here’s a long-overdue review of the most recent novel by my favorite author, Blake Northcott. After exploring stories of superhumans in her Arena Mode and Vs. Reality book series’, Blake switched genres […]
FORGIVEN: ONE MAN’S JOURNEY FROM SELF-GLORIFICATION TO SANCTIFICATION by Vince Russo
As I noted when I reviewed the Andre The Giant comic book, I grew up in the 1980s when wrestling was first going national in America, but I personally wasn’t a fan […]
