‘Where The Mountain Meets The Moon’: Rich With Little
Tamra Wilson, Reviews, Mar 17, 2015

‘A Canticle For Leibowitz’ Is A Transcendent Dystopia
Michelle R. Wood, Reviews, Mar 11, 2015

‘Dangan Ronpa’: The Teddy Bear Comes To Steal, Kill, and Destroy
D. M. Dutcher, Reviews, Mar 7, 2015

‘David Ascendant’ Faces Giant Flaws and Thrills
Austin Gunderson, Reviews, Mar 4, 2015

‘Enoch Primordial’ Soup
Austin Gunderson, Reviews, Dec 3, 2014

Taken Into The Dance: The Metaphysics Of ‘Interstellar’
Austin Gunderson, Reviews, Nov 17, 2014

Arrow: The Training Of A Superhero
Steve Rzasa, Reviews, Oct 3, 2014

‘The Maze Runner’ Chases A Hope Unseen
Austin Gunderson, Reviews, Sep 19, 2014

Mind-Blowing Tech Is No Match For Monster In ‘Forbidden Planet’
Brandi Midkiff, Reviews, Aug 23, 2014

The Dark Crystal: Magic, Muppets, and Monsters
Tamra Wilson, Reviews, Aug 16, 2014

Readers Receive Forbidden Wisdom From ‘The Giver’
Elijah David, Reviews, Aug 13, 2014

‘The World Changers’ Shares A Story Within A Story
Hannah Williams, Reviews, Aug 9, 2014

YA Dystopia ‘Anomaly’ Explores Both Love and Fear
Michelle R. Wood, Reviews, Jul 30, 2014

‘The Apocalypse Door’ Opens on Spiritual Thrills
Austin Gunderson, Reviews, Jul 23, 2014

Heartless Offers A Subtle and Meaningful Christian Allegory
Timothy Stone, Reviews, Jul 9, 2014

‘Robot Uprisings’ Doesn’t Leave Much Room For Humans
Alex Mellen, Reviews, Jul 4, 2014

‘Star Trek: DS9’ Spinoff ‘Day Of The Vipers’ Respects Alien Faith
Paul Lee, Reviews, Jun 19, 2014

‘Edge Of Tomorrow’ … and Eternity
Austin Gunderson, Reviews, Jun 11, 2014

‘Bid The Gods Arise’ Is Fantastic Fantasy
Michael D. Britton, Reviews, Jun 4, 2014

‘Numb’ Is Anything But
Michelle R. Wood, Reviews, May 22, 2014

Chariots, Horses, and Aircraft Carriers No Match For ‘Godzilla’
Austin Gunderson, Reviews, May 21, 2014

‘Amish Vampires In Space’ Takes The Topic Seriously
Timothy Stone, Reviews, May 16, 2014

Madoka Magica: The Law Condemns, But Grace Saves
Daniel Oaks, Reviews, May 14, 2014

The Story Of ‘Numb’ May Follow You Everywhere
Vicky Brinius, Reviews, May 8, 2014

‘Sound Of The Sky’ Echoes The Song Of Grace
D. M. Dutcher, Reviews, Apr 30, 2014

‘Leviathan’ Will Pull You In With A Hook
Austin Gunderson, Reviews, Apr 23, 2014

‘Valor’s Worth’: Trusting The Lord With Our Traumas
Timothy Stone, Reviews, Apr 16, 2014

‘Captain America: The Winter Soldier’ Fights For True Freedom and Salvation Of Enemies
E. Stephen Burnett, Reviews, Apr 10, 2014

Faerie Tales Of Gold
Hannah Williams, Reviews, Apr 3, 2014

‘Wolf Children’: In The World, Yet Not Of It
D. M. Dutcher, Reviews, Apr 2, 2014

Judging ‘Noah’
Austin Gunderson, Reviews, Mar 29, 2014

‘Power Of The Daleks’ Regenerates Classic ‘Doctor Who’
Adam Graham, Reviews, Mar 27, 2014

This Reader Did Not Fall For ‘Fallen’
Leah Burchfiel, Reviews, Mar 26, 2014

Finding Beauty and Truth In The Original Mistborn Trilogy
Timothy Stone, Reviews, Mar 24, 2014

The Wild West Comes To The Moon In ‘Crater’
Alex Mellen, Reviews, Mar 20, 2014

Paganism and Christianity Hide In Juliet Marillier’s ‘Wolfskin’
Martin LaBar, Reviews, Mar 19, 2014

‘Failstate: Legends’ Is Far From Failure
Alex Mellen, Reviews, Mar 17, 2014

‘Bid The Gods Arise’: An Allegory That Works
Allan Reini, Reviews, Mar 14, 2014

A Storyteller Sings In ‘The Way Of Kings’
Austin Gunderson, Reviews, Mar 12, 2014

‘Auralia’s Colors’ Gives Fantasy Fans Something Different
Elijah David, Reviews, Mar 10, 2014