Based on the stage play of the same name, and even written & directed by the original playwright Aleshea Harris, Is God Is is a revenge thriller that follows a pair of twin sisters as they’re recruited by their mother to hunt their abusive father, who incited a firey incident that left them all disfigured, … More Is God Is Movie Review
Mortal Kombat II was undoubtedly a film made for fans of the franchise. Based on the popular videogame series of the same name and serving as a sequel to the prior film released in 2021, this film mostly follows Johnny Cage and Kitana as the film’s main protagonists (Karl Urban and Adeline Rudolph are pretty … More Mortal Kombat II Movie Review
Four seasons in and this show continues to show why it’s one of my personal favorites and still one of the best pieces of modern superhero media. Season Four of Invincible of course had the top-notch voice acting and incredibly brutal action that was present in previous seasons, especially since this season mostly covers our … More Invincible: Season 4 Review
Isaia Huron is an artist that I’ve been a fan of since hearing his album Concubania last year. Not only did the project showcase the artist’s vocal prowess, but it also combined smooth and groovy production with a tongue-in-cheek sense of self-aware humor that is rare among many of today’s R&B artists. The artist’s latest … More Isaia Huron: Mr. Lovebomb Album Review
Kehlani is definitely one of the coolest artists in R&B, not only being a vocal powerhouse, but also boasting a catalog full of emotional honesty and sultry lyricism backed by the best modern production has to offer. (It Was Good Until It Wasn’t is probably my favorite album from the artist.) Keeping her continued evolution … More Kehlani: Self-Titled Album Review
If there was ever a biopic film that I was highly anticipating, it would be this one. Michael is a biopic that follows the journey of the King of Pop himself, Michael Jackson, with the film’s events mainly covering his rise to stardom and undoubtedly the most essential time period of his career. (The Jackson … More Michael Movie Review
The renowned pop artist known as Raye is known for combining different genres and eras of music for the purposes of storytelling that feel almost cinematic in nature. This was especially prevalent in her last album, My 21st Century Blues, a project that combined pop and R&B to tell the autobiographical story of the artist … More Raye: This Music May Contain Hope Album Review
The Super Mario Galaxy Movie and its preceding film, The Super Mario Bros Movie, are animated adventure films based on the iconic Nintendo video games of the same name. While the original film followed a plot that took inspiration from multiple Mario games from the 80s to the present (The original Super Mario Bros game … More The Super Mario Galaxy Movie Review
When The City Sleeps by Alex Isley is pure R&B bliss from start to finish. I’ve been a fan of this artist for a while, mostly following her collaborations with producer Jack Dine, and while she does come from the lineage of the legendary Isley Brothers, she has undoubtedly carved a lane of her own. … More Alex Isley: When The City Sleeps Album Review
Based on the novel of the same name written by author Andy Weir (Weir is the same author who wrote The Martian, another sci-fi novel that got adapted into a film starring Matt Damon), Project Hail Mary is a sci-fi adventure film that follows an unassuming middle school teacher by the name of Ryland Grace, … More Project Hail Mary Movie Review
