[REVIEW] THE HOUSE THAT JACK BUILT IS A DAMN FINE ONE
The House That Jack Built an entertaining and intriguing story. One that does a great deal of character development with a gripping narrative to build a stable home.
[BOOK REVIEW] HARD CASE CRIME’S ‘FIVE DECEMBERS’ IS A SWEEPING, TERSELY ENERTAINING HISTORICAL CRIME EPIC
Hard Case Crime’s original novel delights, devastates and demands your attention.
[BOOK REVIEW] BBC BOOKS’ ‘THE CRIMSON HORROR’ IS A BREEZILY BONKERS ADAPTATION OF A CULT-CLASSIC EPISODE
Doctor Who: The Crimson Horror by Mark Gatiss Published by: BBC Books Based on the BBC Television adventure “The Crimson Horror” by Mark
[AUDIO REVIEW] ‘DOCTOR WHO: THE LOVECRAFT INVASION” IS A BLUNTLY HONEST (AND ENGROSSING) EXAMINATION OF PROBLEMATIC FAVES
“The TARDIS Gang” find themselves in a few Lovecraftian nightmares in the entertainingly blunt THE LOVECRAFT INVASION from Big Finish
[TV REVIEW] ‘MARVEL’S MOON KNIGHT’ EPS. 1-4 ARE A HILARIOUSLY BONKERS, BONE-CRUNCHING BLAST
The Fist of Khonshy receives a boldly entertaining MCU debut in Marvel’s MOON KNIGHT.
[AUDIO REVIEW] ‘RETURN OF THE CYBERMEN’ IS A LOVINGLY UNABRIDGED ADAPTATION OF A FAN-FAVORITE SERIAL
Tom Baker’s inaugural TV series finale gets a richly presented “director’s cut” in Big Finish Productions’ Lost Story RETURN OF THE CYBERMEN.
[AUDIO REVIEW] ‘DOCTOR WHO: THE FIRST DOCTOR ADVENTURES: THE OUTLAWS’ IS A CHARMINGLY WEIRD (RE)INTRODUCTION TO THE FIRST DOCTOR & DODO
The new “regeneration” of Big Finish Productions’ The First Doctor Adventures delivers a Meddling Monk, thrills, and tons of fun to audiences
[TV REVIEW] ‘EVE OF THE DALEKS’ KICKS OFF JODIE WHITTAKER’S FINAL EPSIODES IN GRAND (HILARIOUS) FASHION
The Thirteenth Doctor’s final turns start with a fast-paced, consistently hilarious Dalek-filled time loop story.
[BOOK REVIEW] ‘BROTHERS KEEPERS’ IS A RIOTIOUSLY CLEVER CRIME-COMEDY
Hard Case Crime delivers a funny crime comedy in BROTHERS KEEPER.
[NETFLIX REVIEW] ‘FEAR STREET: PART 3 – 1666’ IS A GNARLY PERIOD PIECE FINALE
Netlfix’s Fear Street Trilogy comes to a thunderously entertaining, theatrical end in Fear Street: Part 3 – 1666.