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Teen Wolf: Season 1 Recap
Season Four of MTV’s Teen Wolf premieres Monday, June 23 at 10/9c! I’ll be recapping the first three season here on WatchPlayRead over the next three days for anyone who hasn’t watched it and as a refresher for those who do. Okay, I’m mostly recapping it because I’M FREAKING OUT and I need other people […]
Adventure Time Episode Reviews – Furniture and Meat
“M-m-m-money” Finn and Jake discover the free market! By free market, I mean they finally decide to spend the massive pile of treasure effecting the structural integrity of their treehouse. Treasure that they’ve stolen and horded forever, but never really had any intentions of doing anything with it, until now. Ahh, what do you do […]
Midnight Secretary: For the Mature Manga Reader
After many many years of reading manga I, now a mature woman, discovered josei manga. Manga geared more towards late teenage and adult females. Now the magical girls and other shojo manga will always have a special place in my heart. But it sure is nice to read about situations that more relate to my […]
Revisited: John Dies at the End by David Wong
We here at WatchPlayRead have been talking about starting a feature in which we revisit books that we have read and loved. Honestly, the first book that came to mind for me was John Dies at the End by David Wong. It’s not a classic, nor is it really what some would call “literary genius,” […]
Game of Thrones: The Children & Season 4 wrap-up
By now, you have all seen the season 4 finale of Game of Thrones, The Children. If not, you honestly should evaluate the why you are living your life. In first airing, this episode garnered 7.09 million viewers. Game of Thrones has become HBO’s most successful series to date, and season 4 has been the […]
The Strain #1
The world of vampire lore is about to be turned upside down! The Strain #1 Story by: Guillermo Del Toro & Chuck Hogan Script by: David Lapham Art by: Mike Huddleston Published by: Dark Horse Comics Pick up Strain Volume 1 HC to be delivered right to you! After reading the first issue of The […]
The Empty Man #1 – Filling You With Horror
Horror abounds in the new book, The Empty Man, from Boom! Studios. It’ll be sure to have you saying, “Is that skin?!” The Empty Man #1 Created & Written by: Cullen Bunn Art by: Vanesa R Del Rey Publisher: Boom! Studios Release date: June 11, 2014 Buy Empty Man #1 (of 6) today! The Empty […]
The Wicked & The Divine #1: Gods Just Wanna Have Fun
Kieron Gillen and Jamie McKelvie create a companion piece of sorts to their fan favorite Phonogram, when they move the focus from the artist’s fans to the artists themselves in The Wicked & the Divine #1. The Wicked + The Divine #1 Writer: Kieron Gillen Artist: Jamie McKelvie Colorist: Matt Wilson Publisher: Image Comics […]
Ronnie Angel’s Top Criminally Underrated Films of the 80’s
For my first article here, I thought I would make up a list of those underrated films near and dear to me. I still watch all of these on a regular basis, but it amazes me how many people have not given them a proper chance. These ones may not be the most well known. […]
22 Jump Street- Reviewing the Funniest Movie I’ve Seen This Year
If it ain’t broke… 22 Jump Street is a movie that has no business being as ridiculously funny as it is. With a story that is an almost exact repeat of 2012’s 21 Jump Street, and the fact that it doesn’t even try to hide that it’s not bringing anything new to the table (other […]
Phoenix Comicon 2014: Hot Fun in the Summertime
Along with our WatchPlayRead comics editor and her husband, my beau and I traveled south to the sizzling city of Phoenix for their annual Phoenix Comicon. We marked the beginning of our trip by stepping off the plane into Phoenix’s dry heat, which was the topic of conversation for the entire first day. Arriving Thursday […]
Wraith: Welcome to Christmasland #7 – Desperation Highway
The concluding issue of Joe Hill’s limited series Wraith: Welcome to Christmasland tells the story of the man that helped create Charlie Manx. Wraith: Welcome to Christmasland #7 Author: Joe Hill Artist: C.P. Wilson III Publisher: IDW Release Date: June 11, 2014 Pick up Wraith Welcome To Christmasland #7 (of 7) or Wraith Welcome To […]
ARC Review: The Revealed by Jessica Hickam
Take a dystopian novel then add in what are essentially X-Men mutants, and you’ve basically got The Revealed. THE REVEALEDAUTHOR: Jessica HickamPUBLISHER: SparkPressRELEASE DATE: June 17, 2014GENRE: Dystopian, Sci-fiLENGTH: 314 pages Don’t miss out! Pre-order your copy of The Revealed now. I was both really surprised and really impressed with Hickam’s debut novel. I requested this book on NetGalley because […]
Fate/Stay Night Vol. 1: Legendary Heroes of the Holy Grail War
Tragedy is a strong inspiration sometimes. It definitely is for Shiro Emiya in Fate/Stay Night Volume 1. Writer: Datto Nishiwaki Publisher: Original Type-Moon, American release by Tokyopop Digital editions: VIZ Media After a fire destroyed his home and family, Shiro Emiya’s one true desire in life is to be a hero: a person who protects […]
The Unbelievers is sincere, and unfortunately restrained
The Unbelievers is an amusing, mildly entertaining documentary, that is ultimately, and unfortunately, void of significant substance. As much as I liked the film, I didn’t take anything of value away from it. That may be because I am already an atheist, but I believe it would be similarly unfulfilling for a non-atheist, other than […]
