‘NASCAR 14’ Initial Thoughts
NASCAR racing may seem like just a bunch of left turns to the casual sports fan, but the precise driving exhibited in every race is […]
Month: March 2014
WWE RAW Coverage: Occupied
Although this didn’t quite feel like a pre-Wrestlemania RAW, it’s wasn’t exactly horrible. Simply put, away from the ongoing Daniel Bryan/Triple H feud, there wasn’t […]
IDW Across The Pond: To London Super Comic-Con
The 2014 convention season gets rolling for IDW this month at the London Super Comic Convention in the U.K.! Bringing their infamous selection of great […]
GameTime! Plays River City Ransom
Game Time slaps in the classic River City Ransom for the NES. With River City Underground in the Works it’s time to hit up the […]
Fall In Love All Over Again With Yoe Books! & IDW’s WEIRD Love
Love is in the air and it smells WEIRD! It must be because IDW Publishing and Yoe Books! have shacked up again to collect the […]
2014 TRIBECA FILM FESTIVAL ANNOUNCES SHORT FILM SELECTIONS
 The 2014 Tribeca Film Festival (TFF), presented by AT&T, today announced its lineup of 58 short films, 29 of which are world premieres. The selections […]
Review Fix Exclusive: Tae Phoenix Talks ‘Outside the Lines’
 Review Fix chats with singer/songwriter Tae Phoenix, who discusses her new album “Outside the Lines,†as well as her goals for 2014 and the […]
300: Rise of an Empire Review: Servicable
Although it often mesmerizes with its gorgeous visuals, gives fans of the original a new hero and Eva Green steals the show as Artemisia; “300: […]
Dark Horse and Dynamite Proudly Announce CAPTAIN ACTION CAT:
 THE TIMESTREAM CATASTROPHE #1, Debuting in April 2014
From the Eisner and Harvey award-winning, New York Times best-selling, famous cartoonists Art Baltazar and Franco comes the crossover epic event of a lifetime! Finally, […]
WWE Main Event Coverage: A Yes Moment
Tensions ran high on Main Event this week, with vicious moments and a decent card. The surprise addition of a Daniel/Bryan/Kane match added to the […]
Two Rooms Review: Sobering, Yet Rushed
“Two Rooms†is a play that had a lot of good intentions. Playwright Lee Blessing gives a fair account of the politics behind the conflict […]