Arts
Star Trek: The New Adventures Vol. 2
Seeing how successful the new Star Trek movies have been, it only makes sense that someone would eventually get the bright idea of writing of a new comic. … read more
Disease as Commodity: Utah Presents Mercy Killers
Mercy Killers isn’t simply a call to action concerning our healthcare system. It also questions whether or not we should still believe in the American Dream. … read more
Terminator Genisys: Time Is Not On My Side
As far as sci-fi action movies go, The Terminator is a milestone. … read more
Ragnarok: Last God Standing – Sundering The Shackles of Fate
Nowadays, all we seem to see is the surface gleam of ancient heroes, rather than the deep flaws and peripeteia that darkens them. Ragnarok: Last God Standing, thankfully, is not that story. … read more
Nothing Wrong With Being Hexed
Hexed is strong in everything it’s trying to do. I would love to see this title run for a good, long time. … read more
On the Rise: New World Distillery
New World Distillery is out to produce one of the best agave spirits in the Rocky Mountain area. … read more
Review: Burning Salts: Issue 4
Zine reviews for Burning Salts, Dithering Doodles, Gupter Puncher and Psycho Holosuite. … read more
Review: Dithering Doodles 19
There is a place where inner and outer worlds combine like Voltron; where tsunamis are humanity’s greatest enemy; where Lucy (you know, Miss 5¢ psychiatrist from Peanuts) finally gets what she deserves; and Cracker Barrel is a toilet-plunger swashbuckling hellhole. … read more
Review: Psycho Holosuite
Usually, when I pick up something for light reading, I don’t expect to be going in for existential dread, but this thing gave me night terrors. Psycho Holosuite is something of a companion to Gupter Puncher Issue 16; they were both produced by the same people and have a similar theme: vague existentialism and horror. … read more
Review: Crimson Peak
Crimson Peak Director: Guillermo del Toro Universal In Theaters: 10.16 In a time where horror films have ultimately resulted in the umpteenth found-footage night-vision recording where nothing really happens, it’s a delight to have the opportunity to enjoy a well-crafted thriller developed by a skillful director. Guillermo del Toro transports viewers to the past and engulfs