Following the astounding success of the first mini-series based on Alex Haley’s novel Roots, a second mini-series was filmed to finish the story from when the Harvey family moved to Tennessee until […]
DVD Review – Roots: The Next Generations – Alex Haley Finds the Old African
Book Review – Star Wars: Aftermath by Chuck Wendig
With the release of the film Return of the Jedi, it seemed to indicate that the Empire had been vanquished and all was right with the universe once again. That might have […]
DVD Review: The Twilight Zone: Volume 3 – Four Comments on the Human Condition
The Twilight Zone was a series created by Rod Serling which had its run from the fall of 1959 to the spring of 1964. It’s a testament to the all-around quality of […]
Doctor Who: The Ribos Operation – New Season, New Companion, New Story-Arc
Written by Robert HolmesDirected by George Spenton-Foster Doctor Who is a British science fiction television series which has been around off and on since 1963. The main character is just known as […]
Book Review: Kitty Goes to Washington by Carrie Vaughn – Outing the Werewolf and Vampire Community
When I first started looking for books on my Kindle Fire, I came across a series by Carrie Vaughn that seemed intriguing. The lead character is Kitty Norville. She hosts a late-night […]
DVD Review – Battlestar Galactica: Season 2.5 – Life, Death, and Political Intrigue in Space
When the Sci-Fi Channel first announced its plans for a revamped Battlestar Galactica, I was shocked. One way or another there have been rumors for years that this show, with a hard-core […]
Book Review: Spare by Prince Harry – Finally Hearing His Version of His Life and Events In It
Early on in reading Spare by Prince Harry, I mused that his life sounded like a real-life version of the movie The Truman Show. If you haven’t seen that movie, you might […]
Movie Review: The Spy Who Loved Me – James Bond #10
Written by Christopher Wood, Richard Maibaum, and Ian FlemingDirected by Lewis Gilbert With Bond and the series of 007 films midway through the 1970s, some things changed and some things remained the […]
Book Review – Jackie Robinson: A Biography by Arnold Rampersad – Much More Than Just a Baseball Biography
For some iconic figures in history, they are very well-known for one aspect or event in their life, and little is said about what their accomplishments were outside of that one thing. […]
DVD Review: Manor House – Reality Bites, Especially if You’re a Scullery Maid
With reality shows garnering more and more ratings, PBS, along with Channel 4 in Great Britain, produced a series of shows based on transporting people back to an earlier era. The idea […]
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