BLACK SAILS [S02E01]
I completely forgot I had watched the entire first Season of Black Sails until Brendan, the editor, told me about... View Article
I completely forgot I had watched the entire first Season of Black Sails until Brendan, the editor, told me about... View Article
Death Is Not Dead is a big deal for the Swedish outfit for a couple or reasons. Firstly, it marks... View Article
It is difficult to argue the grand scope of this 1958 film. First, it was a large production, drawing on... View Article
First of all, I should make clear that this is a game for fans. There’s almost no effort made to... View Article
There’s surprisingly few bands brave enough to release an album this soon into the year, presumably because dick-head reviewers (like... View Article
As 2014 closes, I have yet another release from late spring…of last year. Damn it. As hard as I may... View Article
Going through the year, there’s always going to be mistakes. Titles missed, opportunities lost, paths not chosen. It’s a sad... View Article
Battle Beast is a band from Finland that has won a couple of Wacken Open Air contests in the past.... View Article
Northland were the first band I wrote about on this site, and as such have a special place in my... View Article
I mean, why wouldn't you read a comic called Camelot 3000? Just by the title, one already has the tone, style, and pretty much all of the plot beaming like a beacon before even stepping foot into the story. Projecting a past legend into the future comes with many expectations, none of which will be able to walk the line of seriousness for long. From the opening pages of Mike W. Barr’s miniseries, Camelot 3000 typifies a pulp adventure by traveling to the furthest reaches of familiarity and ridiculousness. I mean, why wouldn’t I review this type of story? It has knights in space.