One sentence reviews - 2015/2

So, time for more one-sentence-stuff...

Gaming Products

• Black Box Books Tome 1-5 (by +Kirt Dankmyer) - I love, love, love the pocket-mod-format; the content is of various usefulness, the price of <1€ (wedding sale) made it a no-brainer.
• Empire of Dust (by +Clint Krause and Amy Garcia) - a sandbox-y science fiction rpg which I can't really grasp but tickles my fancy nonetheless.
• WhiteBox Omnibus (by +James Spahn) - really good vanilla fantasy add-ons for my favorite retroclone.
• Wonder & Wickedness (by +Brendan S) - wowzers, so simple, so cool - this is a must-buy for any fan of magic systems and variants for your favorite old-school rpg.

Books

• Pages of Pain by Troy Denning - for me one of the best planescape-stories out there, lots of cool characters, a bit on the slow-side, though.
• Verheißung by Jussi-Adler Olsen - solid detective-story, not his best, for fans a must, though.

Movies/Series

• Across the River - advertised as the italian Evil Dead; this should've made me suspicious; better look some other ghost/horror-flick.
• Camp Evil - meh, takes itself way to serious... stick with your favorite slasher movies.
• Deliver Us from Evil - meh, the beginning was so cooool, ends totally lame; skip the last 20-30 minutes.
• Game of Thrones Season Four - what can I say - it's the tv-fantasy gold-standard.
• Halt and Catch Fire - great series, very calm, geeky, and: No zombies.
• Ironman 3 - perhaps I'm the only one, but think #1 is the best; nice effects, though.
• Outlander Season One 2/10 - crap.
• The Punisher and Punisher: Warzone - Punisher One was a waste of time, Warzone was actually really entertaining!
• The Purge and Purge: Anarchy - I had fun, popcorn-wise.
• Walking Dead Season Five 12-16/16 - they should reduce to 10 episodes/season... seemed a bit stretched in the end.

Other

• Platinum Pen Carbon - cheap and really handy ink pen, very similar to the rOtring ArtPen; the ink doesn't smear, though, which is a big plus.

Phew, many movies/series this time... too much radiology-books, so I needed distraction.