Josh Relishes Listening to the New Collection of Music From Star Trek: Deep Space Nine!
Following last year’s release of the terrific collection of music from Star Trek: The Next Generation, I was flabbergasted to hear of the release of a similar collection of music from Star Trek: Deep Space Nine. DS9 is my very favorite of the Trek TV shows, but it also feels l
Josh Reviews The Spectacular Now
I am a sucker for a good coming of age story, and this season has seen a couple of excellent ones. I was over the moon about The Way Way Back (click here for my review) and I was equally smitten by James Ponsoldt’s new film The Spectacular Now. It’s a beautiful, powerf
Late to the Party: Josh Reviews Breaking Bad Season One
I’ve been wanting to start watching Breaking Bad since it first started. I never watched Malcolm in the Middle, but it seemed clearly to me that Bryan Cranston was a great actor, and seeing him in a dramatic role was appealing. And as a die-hard X-Files fan, I of course knew
Star Trek: The Next Generation — Soundtrack Collection!
I have been loving the steady release, over the past several years, of the complete soundtracks for almost all of the Star Trek films. It is incredible to be able to listen to those wonderful Trek soundtracks in their complete and un-edited form. As a reminder that Star Trek has had
Josh Reviews Don Jon
Don Jon is written, directed by, and starring Joseph Gordon-Levitt. It’s a great film and I love watching something that feels like a unique, singular voice (as opposed to the movie-by-committee sameness found in so much Hollywood product). This has been a great season for d
Batman: The Long Road Home
I’ve been having a grand old time, over the past six or so months, re-reading Grant Morrison’s years-long Batman epic, as well as many of the other Batman stories published around the same time, in the last few years of DC Comics’ pre-“New 52” continuity.
Josh Reviews Orange is the New Black Season One!
A few weeks ago, my wife convinced me that we needed to check out Netflix’s series (that was released over the summer) Orange is the New Black. I am glad she did, because we tore through the series’ thirteen-episode first season in just a little over a week, and I am thr
News Around the Net!
Want to loose an hour of your life? Spend some time reading through the comments section of this article that poses the question: what is the single best episode of any genre TV show ever? I don’t agree with all the responses, of course, but I agree with a LOT of ’em&#
Josh Reviews the Newly-Released Complete Soundtrack of Star Trek: Insurrection
With the recent release of the complete score for Star Trek: Insurrection, we are very close to having available the complete scores of every single Star Trek film. I have been gobbling up these CD releases! As happened with the releases of the scores for Star Trek: Generations an
From the DVD Shelf: Drive (2011)
I missed Drive when it was released in 2011, but I was intrigued by everything I read about it and it’s a film that I’ve been hoping for some time to catch up to. Ryan Gosling plays the enigmatic driver at the center of the film. (His character is never named in the movi
