Richie is gone, and MacLeod has been missing for over a year. But the demon Ahriman is still out there, still tormenting, and still haunting Mac. Returning to Paris determined to defeat the ancient evil, he will need the help of his friend Dawson. But will that be enough?

Audie and Travis were lucky enough to interview Roger Bellon, the composer for all of the Highlander Series. It's a fun interview and we definitely learned a few things. Enjoy!

Well, it was inevitable. When we said we would review all of the movies, we were going to get to this one eventually. Audie and Travis watched it, so you don't have to, it's 2007's Highlander: The Source. The fifth installment in the series, and possibly the worst of the films. Sit back, relax, and listen to the rant.

We've come to the end of season 5. So, let's recap the season and talk about what we liked and what we didn't like. And hand out a couple of awards

An ancient demon is awoken after 1000 years, and the only one who can stop him is Duncan MacLeod. But, will anyone else believe the demon is even real? Anyone except for Richie that is. He has Duncan's back, no matter what happens...

Lord Byron was a fantastic poet, and now, he's a famous rock star. He was also there when Mary Shelley created the novel of Frankenstein. In fact, his "death" and quickening was the inspiration for it. But, when he takes a young guitarist under his wing and shows him the excesses of the rock star life, will Duncan and Joe be okay with it? And can Methos persuade them otherwise?

In 1720, Hugh Fitzcairn and Duncan tried to steal the Crown Jewels, but failed. Then, in 1950, Amanda joined the two, and together they tried to steal the Stone of Scone. They didn't fail, but Amanda got more than she bargained for...

Duncan and Richie take in some Flamenco dancing at a local club owned by a friend of Mac's when they find out her daughter is involved with an old rival of MacLeod's. He also has a history with Anna. Passion and tempers will run high, but who will come out on top?

Part 2 following Comes a Horseman, Duncan and Cassandra track the two foes, Kronos and Methos to Romania as they look for their brothers in conquest, Silas and Caspian. But is Methos really ready to ride as Death again? Or does he have some other game in play?

A man from Duncan's pasts arrives in town, and is being chased by Cassandra. She then accuses Methos of once being one of the Four Horsemen, killing their way across two continents. But is it true? Could Methos be capable of that?