Reviews
Review: Resident Evil 7 Playable Teaser Excites And Terrifies
At the 2016 E3 convention, the playable teaser for the new Resident Evil game, Resident Evil 7 or Resident Evil Biohazard, was revealed to be open to all players. Long-time fans of the franchise, alon...
Comic Review: Puppet Master #17
Puppet Master #17 manages to advance the story in an interesting and unexpected way, but it also has the advantage of being really, really weird. There have been a lot of smart moves in this comic in ...
Review: Stranger Things Yields Satisfying Results
This is the second part to a review of Stranger Things. If you have not yet watched the show, I would recommend reading the earlier review first that focuses on the first two episodes of the show. Thi...
Book Review – Island Red by Matt Serafini
If you’ve ever wondered what a mashup of Jaws and The Thing would be like, author Matt Serafini has the answer. His latest book Island Red was released by Severed Press on July 2, and offers a q...
Review: Stranger Things is Off to a Great Start
For those that are curious about Netflix’s newest series but don’t want to know too much should start here. This is an examination of the first two episodes. Plot revelations will be limi...
Cell Offers an Interesting But Misguided Take on Zombies
Clayton ‘Clay’ Riddell is a struggling artist from Maine who just landed the graphic novel deal of a lifetime. While at the airport he decides to call his alienated wife to share the ...
Review: Ghostbusters Is An Action-Packed Modern Revamp That Gets a Lot Right
1984’s Ghostbusters captured the hearts and minds of audiences the world over with an original storyline, instantly loveable characters, and a variety of unexpected twists and turns, coupled wi...
Back to the ’80s: Dressed to Kill
Welcome to Back to the ’80s. This recurring feature aims to take a look at the good, the bad, and the ugly from horror’s most beloved decade. Regardless of which category a particular fi...
Review: Traders Is A Hugely Entertaining, Blackly Comic Irish Action-Thriller
If two, consenting adults agree to a fight to the death for money, is the victor also technically a murderer? This is the moral quandary at the (very black) heart of Traders, a lively, Irish offering ...