REVIEW: HOME – Issue 1 by @JulioAnta (Image Comics)
“Home is the place where, when you have to go there, they have to take you in.” –Robert Frost ...
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The Lion King (Review & Panel Wrap-Up)
This post was written by AntPooh, thank you for the write up. Shout out to the big ...
Game Recognize Endgame: Spoiler Free Review
The very first comic book that I can remember reading is Iron Man. I got addicted to the adventures of the X-Men a little later, but it was an issue of Iron Man where Tony Stark fought Jim ...
Captain Marvel: True Grit and Some Grime, but a Solid Must Watch
Captain Marvel, for all of its proclamations and success in to positioning itself as a platform that extols the power of women and sisterhood and the virtue of believing in one’s abilities; is also formulaic and a tad conventional in ...
Horror Noire Opens the Door to the Richness of Black History in Horror
Editor’s Note: Thank you to contributor Elijah Horton who provided this review! Horror Noire (2019) is a Shudder exclusive documentary which reflects on the history of black representation in horror films over the last century. The first piece of dialogue that is uttered in the movie sets up ...
Watch Out For Broken Glass: Glass Movie Review
By now you’ve seen the headlines, “Glass Is Half-Full” or “Glass Shattered” and all of the rest of the easy metaphors for ...
Reliving the Magic: The Magicians – Season 2 Ep 2 Hotel Spa Potions (Recap)
The Magicians Season 2 Ep 2 Recap Hotel Spa Potions probably won’t go down in anybody’s history book as the most action packed episode of The Magicians that we’ve been gifted with. On ...
How Brie Larson Pushed A Jeep Up A Hill, The Mystery of Maria Rambeau, And Other Things We Learned On The Captain Marvel Set
I’m sitting next to Brie Larson, and I’m trying not to scream. Not because Samuel L. Jackson just told me that ...
Adventures At The Ant-Man & Wasp Press Conference
The Ant-Man and The Wasp Press Conference started out like any other press conference, a secretive email with a promise of access to a star studded event. Of ...
Wreck the System: WreckFest (MUSIC REVIEW)
Convention season has begun! Maryland-based recording artists, Wreck the System are here to carry the spirit of the fan generation forward with their latest album, WreckFest, released in January of this year. Whether a first-time attendee or a convention ...
True to its Name, Crisis on the Planet of the Apes VR Could Use a Flea Bath (REVIEW)
For as far back as I can remember, one of the old adages of gaming has been “licensed games suck.” The unfortunate part of it all, is that no matter how advanced the technology gets, the statement still remains true ...
Take to the Skies in Megaton Rainfall, VR’s Only Superhero Simulator! (REVIEW)
Virtual Reality and Flight Simulators seem like a match made in digital heaven. Thanks to growing improvements in VR ...
Bullet Hell for a New Age, Blasters of the Universe Takes Aim (REVIEW)
Picture this. It’s the 1980s and the arcade scene is booming. Though representative of the beginnings of computer gaming as a reputable social outlet, it wouldn’t be long before the home console market would send gamers back indoors in droves. ...
‘Wolverine: The Long Night’ Chapters 1 and 2
Many were excited when Marvel announced they were getting into serialized stories. It’s no surprise that their first effort is with Wolverine. Wolverine’s solo stories can often go the noir route which seems to be the tone of this story. He’s ...
Cuphead: Old School Art Style, Old School 2D Difficulty (GAMING)
After a couple years of waiting since its announcement at E3 2014, the hype surrounding Cuphead has finally reached its climax. The game captured many eyes with its unique and beautiful hand-drawn, classic cartoon art style. But beneath the ...