“Onyx the Fortuitous and the Talisman of Souls” is an absurd, heartwarming romp about friendship succeeding in the face of adversity.
Author: Michael Cook
Michael Cook
Part-time writer, part-time theatre nerd, full-time dork.
“Aliens Abducted My Parents” is a familiar remix of coming-of-age stories and science fiction cheese that’s worth watching at least once.
Sophie Barthes’ “The Pod generation” is a heartwarming, funny, and very human piece of science fiction that’s well worth a watch.
Big Finish Productions revives their Eighth Doctor “Time War” series with a collection of delightfully mind-bending and timey-wimey romps.
Grady Hendrix’s “How to Sell a Haunted House” offers an immensely satisfying, deeply emotional, and wholly surprising journey through grief.
Daniel Kraus’s “They Set the Fire” delivers an immensely satisfying conclusion that’s equal parts emotional, horrific, and action-packed.
“Doctor Who: Origins” brings the Fugitive Doctor to life in this gorgeously illustrated, action-packed thrill ride.
“Broadway Rising” offers an emotional peak behind the curtain of Broadway’s reopening, and the people who made it possible.
“The Santa Clauses” offers an enjoyable mixture of intrigue and nostalgic excess. Read on for our full review of the new Disney+ series.
Mystery Science Theater 3000’s first Halloween special, “The Mask,” is exactly as cheesy and surreal as you’d hope it would be.