When this game was first announced, I will admit that my only familiarity with this franchise was the developers, Sucker Punch. These game developers are responsible for creating one of my favorite game series, Infamous, a decision based superhero game. Despite the Ghost games being completely different from Infamous in terms of the setting and … More Ghost of Yōtei First Impressions
This second season of the Suicide Squad spinoff follows the continued adventures of the titular anti-hero, this time with some key differences. For starters, this season of the show serves as the official third chapter of DC Comics’ new cinematic universe overseen by filmmaker James Gunn following both Creature Commandos and Superman. Because of this, … More Peacemaker: Season 2 Review
Tron: Ares is the third installment in Disney’s Tron franchise, a series that follows the escapades of programs within a visually impressive and treacherous digital world known as the Grid. Now, Tron isn’t exactly Disney’s most popular franchise, nor is the franchise’s narrative the most cohesive (The plot thread from the previous film was completely … More Tron: Ares Movie Review
Although I’m not incredibly familiar with the directorial work of Paul Thomas Anderson, this is definitely the film that will encourage me to look into his filmography. One Battle After Another is an action/adventure comedy that follows a group of retired revolutionaries whose attempts at leading normal lives are thwarted when they’re hunted by enemies … More One Battle After Another Movie Review
Preceding Superman, Creature Commandos serves as the first official chapter in filmmaker James Gunn’s brand new DC Universe. This animated series follows a group of lesser known DC Comics characters in the form of different creatures that are tasked by the government to carry out a dangerous mission. Think The Suicide Squad, but animated and … More Creature Commandos Review
Based on one of the first novels written by renowned thriller writer, Stephen King, The Long Walk takes place in a dystopian, alternate version of America and follows a group of fifty teenage boys that enter a competition where they must walk endlessly at a three mile per hour pace. Anyone who stops or slows … More The Long Walk Movie Review
Before going into this film, I didn’t see a ton of advertising for it, so I kind of went in blind. I just wanted take a trip to the movie theater, grab some popcorn, and roll the dice on a random film I’ve never heard of. I’m happy to report that I was pleasantly surprised … More Caught Stealing Movie Review
Admittedly, I’m not the biggest horror person. However, the premise of a small town grappling with the mysterious disappearance of a group of kids that willfully left their own homes was an engaging enough plotline to draw me in. Beyond the mystery that’s presented and the characters we end up following, no other context clues … More Weapons Movie Review
Growing up with Marvel, one of my favorite superhero teams as a kid was the Fantastic Four. Outside of their many iterations throughout the comics and cartoons, though, it upset me for a while that Marvel’s first family wasn’t really being done justice in any other forms of media. The live-action films released in 2005 … More The Fantastic Four: First Steps Movie Review
Superman was easily one of my most anticipated films of the year for multiple reasons. Firstly, although I personally have more of a connection to Marvel, I am a comic book fan who wants to see both Marvel and DC win first and foremost. Secondly, Superman officially marks the beginning of DC Comics’ latest attempt … More Superman Movie Review
Noah Robinson 