Author: Scott William Foley
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The Sandman: Season of Mists by Neil Gaiman – A Book Review
I’ve heard much about The Sandman series for many years, and so last summer I finally decided to experience it for myself. The first volume was adequate, but it didn’t “wow” me as much as I expected. Probably because, by this point in time, Gaiman’s concepts had been copied and recopied so many times by…
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Live Free or Die Hard – A Movie Review
Live Free or Die Hard was one of those movies that I went ahead and rented out of morbid curiosity despite the fact I had no real desire to watch it. Seriously, as much fun as Die Hard: With a Vengeance was, I had a hard time believing the franchise could go anywhere new. …
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Black Dossier by Moore and O’Neill – A Book Review
I’ll never forget when I first read The League of Extraordinary Gentlemen. I knew Alan Moore was a god among men in the comic book world, but even I wasn’t prepared for the majesty of his storytelling, the potency of his intelligence, or the power of his inspirational imagination. Thus, when news surfaced that a…
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Superbad – A Movie Review
I love Michael Cera from Arrested Development, so when I saw he was starring in a movie called Superbad and saw commercials for the film, I knew it would be hilarious. And so it was. I laughed nonstop throughout the entire film. The plot is typical in nature. One high school senior feels he must…
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