Wicked (Part One) Review
I remember as a Sophomore in High School being taken to New York City for a field trip. It was my first time in the Big Apple and I had begun to get into theatre at that time. One of the posters…
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Farming Simulator 25 (PC) – Review
To borrow a quote from the world’s most famous farmer (though contestable right now), Jeremy Clarkson, “[farming] is a hard job, and I’m not just saying this to win favor with [farmers]. It’s a hard job.” Not only do you need to…
Gladiator II (Film) Review
Since its announcement, there have been many who wondered if Ridley Scott could deliver a great movie that could rival his own masterpiece. I believe that he has. The touch that Ridley Scott has with the Roman Empire has not vanished over…
Lower Decks “Dos Cerritos” – Review
I’ll regret this if something is found, but to quote Toryn Green: “Leave the memories alone, don’t change a thing.” Directed by Megan Lloyd, Lloyd is best known for directing three pretty good episodes (that I might have been hard on) last…
Until Dawn (PC) – Review
There is a part of me that is snobbish about my horror. Those that have read my weekly TV/film reviews know, I’m not a fan of the clanging saucepan soundtracks and jumpscare-a-thons on AMC, or that weird UK channel that changed names…
Call of Duty Black Ops 6 Multiplayer (Xbox Series X) Review
The Call of Duty franchise needs little introduction, but for some who have left the series behind in recent entries, it might be time for a reintroduction. The core elements that have made the games one of the highest-grossing titles nearly every…
Yakuza Kiwami (Nintendo Switch) Review
While it may not be a next-gen game exactly, I was surprised to see the announcement of Yakuza Kiwami coming to the Nintendo Switch. As the console sits comfortably in its twilight years, the addition of a beloved game in a franchise experiencing…
Windblown Early Access (PC) Review
Rogue-likes are not a new genre, but it’s not every day you see a developer create two successful IPs in the genre back-to-back. In fact, the more popular ones, such as Binding of Isaac, get quality-of-life and content updates for years and…
Star Trek: Picard “The Last Generation” – Review
Oh no, not Philadelphia, anything but Philadelphia! Written and directed by top shagger Terry Matalas, there really isn’t anything to add to his credits. At least other than what I already have throughout this third season of Star Trek: Picard. Or the…
Hotel Renovator (PC) – Review
When Two Horizons and Focus Entertainment’s Hotel Renovator was released, I was excited by it but quickly put off. The renovator genre such as your House Flippers and its ilk all have certain amenities that make the more boring parts a bit…