Josh Reviews Score: A Film Music Documentary
I love movies, and I love movie scores. I’m not sure when I first started to realize that a part of what I loved about movies was their score; and that, beyond that, it was in fact the score that was a critical element of those movies I loved. It probably began with the Star
Star Trek: The Original Series Gets the Series Finale it Always Deserved in “To Boldly Go” Part 2!
Star Trek: Continues is a fan-made enterprise (see what I did there?) begun five years ago in an attempt to create the never-made fourth season of the Original Series. In the past five years, Vic Mignogna and his fantastic team of collaborators have created eleven full-length episod
50 Years of Star Trek: Josh’s Favorite Star Trek Music!
OK fellow nerds, buckle up for a deep dive into geekiness here. Two weeks ago, I reviewed the wonderful Star Trek: The Ultimate Voyage CD, a recording of the concert series celebrating 50 years of amazing Star Trek music. That two-disc CD contained 30 tracks (15 on each CD) of Trek
50 Years of Star Trek Music: Josh Enjoys Star Trek: The Ultimate Voyage Concert Tour CD!
So, I love Star Trek, and I also love movie soundtracks. That’s just the type of nerd I am. So, of course, I really love Star Trek soundtracks. I’ve written about quite a few here on the site. I was excited when I read that, in honor of Trek’s 50th anniversar
Josh Relishes the New Release of James Horner’s Complete Score to Star Trek III: The Search For Spock!
The fine folks at Retrograde and Film Score have followed up last year’s release of James Horner’s complete score to Star Trek II: The Wrath of Khan with Mr. Horner’s complete score to Star Trek III: The Search For Spock. Since I am a) an enormous Star Trek fan, and b) very i
“Can I cook, or can’t I?” Josh continues his look at the new Blu-Ray release of Star Trek II: The Wrath of Khan
When I purchased a Blu-Ray player last year, I promised myself that I wouldn’t go out and re-purchase all the great movies that I own on DVD when they’re released on Blu-Ray. This has been an easy promise to keep, mostly because DVDs played in my Blu-Ray player look FANT