In this week’s episode of Swamp Thing, The Price You Pay, we get a deeper look into the growing corruption in Marais as Matt (Henderson Wade) begins dig deeper into… Read more Swamp Thing: The Price You Pay Review →
Studio Ghibli has crafted some of the most imaginative, magical worlds filled with colorful characters and fantastical adventure and that’s why when they create a film that’s set in a… Read more Whisper of the Heart Review: Stunning, fun, and emotional, but just short of a Ghibli masterpiece →
When writer/director Ari Aster had a tremendous breakout last year with his horrifying tale of family grief, Hereditary, one of the big questions plenty of people were asking was when… Read more Midsommar Review: A hypnotic and skin-crawling watch that shows Aster as a horror visionary →
Being a sequel and having to live-up to and improve on the previous film(s) is pretty hard work in itself, but Spider-Man: Far From Home had the even tougher task… Read more Spider-Man: Far From Home Review: Spidey’s global outing is far from great →
Played On: PS4 (Original) Adventure Mode Difficulty: Classic In a time of nostalgic remakes and delving into past properties, I would probably say that Crash Bandicoot fans have received the… Read more Crash Team Racing: Nitro Fueled Review: Visually updated, but in need of strong upgrades →
This week’s episode of Swamp Thing, Drive All Night, finally sheds some light on the dark past that Abby (Crystal Reed) has with the Sunderlands, on why Daniel Cassidy (Ian… Read more Swamp Thing: Drive All Night Review →
Frankly, I don’t many people would dispute or judge me saying that The Beatles is easily one of, if not the most, influential band of all-time. From music to ideas… Read more Yesterday Review: Standout performances from Patel and James save Yesterday from being squandered by a messy premise →
Showcasing another story of an unlikely rise to stardom, Wild Rose’s country music vibes and a breakout performance from Jessie Buckley set it apart from being another A Star is Born… Read more Wild Rose Review: Familiar, but made fun through a country music spin and a breakout performance from Buckley →
