Tag Archives: Fantasy

Aloni Gabriel & Butterfly stimulates the imagination and invites self reflection.

Phillipa Ballantine's Spectyr is a fun and solid fantasy read that should not be missed.

Well intentioned and well written, but creates a simplistic impression of a complex and sophisticated culture.

In the eternal fight between light and darkness, it will take an unusual magic to turn the tide.

While still a good story, Rothfuss needs to remember less is more.

At the age of 16, the author was diagnosed with Stargardt’s Disease, a condition that causes a loss of central vision.

Mortal Kombat is faithful to the series but suffers from a weak plot and a shoddy transfer to Blu-ray.

As Darkness makes its way into the world, can the magic of witches save the land?

If someone tries to make you watch this, just pretend to be dead.

Normally, I’m one to defend French Cinema — but French Family Cinema is another story altogether.