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Star Trek: Prodigy Season 1 Blu-Ray review – The new age of Star Trek

I’ve been around Star Trek my entire life. My parents are both Trekkies and have been since they were children. That being said, I’ve experienced the ups and

By Adam Moreno

/ 2 Jan 2023

Star Trek: Prodigy Season 1 Blu-Ray review – The new age of Star Trek

Final Fantasy XIV: Chronicles of Light review — Diverging paths

Final Fantasy XIV is a big game with multiple stories going on at the same time, both player and developer driven. Putting aside players’ narratives though, there’s still quite

By David Flynn

/ 1 Dec 2022

Final Fantasy XIV: Chronicles of Light review — Diverging paths

Gotham Knights: The Official Collector’s Compendium review — Courting the Court of Owls

I’m a sucker for art, and even more so for power fantasy superhero goodness. That said, I’m frankly tired of hearing Batman’s origin story. There’s only

By Ron Burke

/ 10 Nov 2022

Gotham Knights: The Official Collector’s Compendium review — Courting the Court of Owls

Final Fantasy XIV: Endwalker The Art of Resurrection -Among the Stars- review — Memories of beyond the star

Another expansion, another art book! If you’ve read my previous FFXIV art book reviews, then you know exactly what’s in store for this one. Square has settled on

By David Flynn

/ 19 Sep 2022

Final Fantasy XIV: Endwalker The Art of Resurrection -Among the Stars- review — Memories of beyond the star

Event Horizon 25th Anniversary Steelbook — Where we’re going, we won’t need eyes to see.

There’s no doubt that the terrors of space are as infinite as they are vast. We simply don’t know what lies beyond the beyond, with the only thing

By Ron Burke

/ 13 Aug 2022

Event Horizon 25th Anniversary Steelbook — Where we’re going, we won’t need eyes to see.

Final Fantasy XIV – Picture Book – The Namazu and the Gratest Gift review — Basic bedtime tale

If you’re a parent trying to balance things like gaming and taking care of a child, my heart goes out to you. It’s hard enough to find time

By David Flynn

/ 6 Aug 2022

Final Fantasy XIV – Picture Book – The Namazu and the Gratest Gift review — Basic bedtime tale

Indiana Jones: Raiders of the Lost Ark in 4K — Throw me the idol, I’ll throw you the whip!

Indiana Jones is a classic Lucasfilm. It’s adventurous, bombastic, and overflowing with campy, highly-quotable moments that you’ll remember for decades. Whether it’s Raiders of the Lost Ark,

By Ron Burke

/ 6 Jun 2022

Indiana Jones: Raiders of the Lost Ark in 4K — Throw me the idol, I’ll throw you the whip!

Infinites 4K Blu-Ray review — A pretty, miscast, and forgettable adventure

I own several thousand movies across all genres. I’ve seen thousands more. I’m not going to sit here and lecture about “important films” because there’s a space

By Ron Burke

/ 2 Jun 2022

Infinites 4K Blu-Ray review — A pretty, miscast, and forgettable adventure

The Untouchables 4K Blu-Ray Review — The Prohibition has never looked so good

The Prohibition is probably one of the strangest and most controversial times in our short but storied history as a nation. The Church of England Temperance Society pushed a national

By Ron Burke

/ 2 Jun 2022

The Untouchables 4K Blu-Ray Review — The Prohibition has never looked so good

Final Fantasy XIV Encyclopedia Eorzea Vol. 1 & 2 review — The adventurer’s guide to Hydaelyn

The land of Eorzea is one rich in history, to say nothing of the greater world of Hydaelyn. Its flora and fauna are just as complex as the various races

By David Flynn

/ 11 Apr 2022

Final Fantasy XIV Encyclopedia Eorzea Vol. 1 & 2 review — The adventurer’s guide to Hydaelyn

The Godfather Trilogy in 4K – Takes the gun and the cannoli

The Godfather is such a timeless classic that it’s hard to believe that it was made in 1972. It aged so gracefully, launching the meteoric careers of so many

By Ron Burke

/ 22 Mar 2022

The Godfather Trilogy in 4K – Takes the gun and the cannoli

Shooter 4K Blu-Ray review — just a little bit of spin drift

Shooter opens with a gaff so big I’m surprised they could hump it out of the jungle. After Bob Lee Swagger (yes, that’s his name) lands some frankly

By Ron Burke

/ 14 Mar 2022

Shooter 4K Blu-Ray review — just a little bit of spin drift

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