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The Witcher Netflix Series Renewed For Season Two

Aren’t there a lot of streaming services? I mean, you have Amazon Prime which has at most some men falling down, Disney+ is a collection of things you’ve seen a million times but crashes a lot, and Netflix commissions any old dreck.…

Must See: GLOW

Welcome back to the new series of articles we’re calling “Must See,” for a collection of TV shows, movies, or anything you watch that we’re suggesting you see. Reviews would fit a single episode, but some shows or movies require a broader…

Muted Color – Pastel EP Review

I am a native of Chicagoland, and have lived in the area for roughly fifteen years of my life. It was roughly around 2010, though, that I fell in love with my local scene. At the time, I had just discovered heavier…

The Legend of Bum-Bo Out Now

Edmund McMillen’s the Binding of Isaac has been a cornerstone of indie games for a while now; being the quintessential roguelike shooter and Nicalis’ bread and butter. In that game, you played as a sad boy that can shoot at enemies with…

Grid To Boast 40-Car Races and New Multiplayer

Well, Stadia has confirmed its twelve launch titles. Yes, a whole twelve, and they are a weird mix of “blockbuster” games and something I would welcome like a cold pint of vomit. Some are the previously announced Assassin’s Creed Odyssey, Red Dead Redemption 2, Destiny 2, and the…

Greet Death – New Hell Review

WARNING! The videos embedded in this article contains profanity. Reader discretion is advised. Davisburg, Michigan shoegaze rockers Greet Death have released their second full-length album, New Hell. I came across this band through a Facebook advertisement featuring the video for their single,…

The Lighthouse Film Review

It doesn’t matter if it’s a movie, a book, or a game: when I finish a work of art, I want to have a hard time letting it go. When I finished Bioshock Infinite, I couldn’t stop thinking about it. The first…

Mary Skelter 2 (Switch) Review

When I played Mary Skelter: Nightmares a few years ago, I really found the darker, fairy tale aesthetic somewhat fascinating. I had always expected that we’d see more from Idea Factory in this world, but Mary Skelter 2 has surprised me in…

New Sonic Trailer Drops With Less Horrifying Design

Movies are an interesting breed of entertainment. Having to just sit there for two hours, doing nothing else other than watching flashy lights, while in the last showing some kid dropped their zesty orange drink on the floor. Movies are awful things…

Asking Alexandria – Stand up and Scream Review

WARNING! The video embedded in this article contains profanity. Reader discretion is advised. The year is 2009. The new trend on the block is straightening your hair, wearing an excessive amount of headbands, and listening to bands like The Devil Wears Prada,…