Movie, TV, and Game Reviews
I want to start by saying that I received this game as a review code. While I am very grateful for the opportunity, I will not let that sway my opinion. This will be an honest review of the game. I stream every game I review on my Twitch and Youtube. Check out my Twitch... Continue Reading →
Image by Firmbee from Pixabay This movie was okay. I Used to Be Famous is certainly the last resort movie, something you throw on when you have absolutely nothing else to watch. While it isn't a terrible movie, it is forgettable. This movie relies too heavily on trying to elicit feelings of sympathy and warmth towards a... Continue Reading →
Image by Thanks for your recognition • Donations ♡ welcome from Pixabay As far as cheap and generic action movies go, Lou fairs a little better, but I still can't recommend it. I am sure there is an audience for these types of movies, but they haven't found any in my home. Lou is about a recluse who... Continue Reading →
Image Source Drifting Home is a cute coming-of-age story that deals with grief and loss. I wasn't ready for the emotional journey this movie was about to take me on, but I am glad I was there for it. Even if you aren't a fan of Anime, you should check out this film. Kosuke and Natsume... Continue Reading →
Image Source I want to start by saying that I received this game as a review code. While I am very grateful for the opportunity, I will not let that sway my opinion. This will be an honest review of the game. Destroy all Humans 2: Reprobed is an updated version with new art and... Continue Reading →
Image by OpenClipart-Vectors from Pixabay The Imperfects is Netflix's new show about superhumans, and it is not half bad. It does take an episode or two for it to get interesting, but it ends up being a solid story. If you like X-men, it touches on many of its central themes. It is a solid attempt... Continue Reading →
Image Source I am blown away by the high level of production that went into the making of The Woman King. I am elated that we are finally moving away from the problematic representation of the noble savage toward a more true and respectful one. The costumes, traditions, combat, and acting all come together to make this... Continue Reading →
Honor Society was a delightful surprise hidden away in the otherwise baron catalog or Paramount plus. It isn't perfect, it plays out a bit like a fairy tale, but it is an entertaining two hours of your life. Honor Society is about Honor's last year in high school. She has great ambitions and plans to achieve every... Continue Reading →
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