In the wake of everyone throwing out their 'Best Of' lists for 2019, I wanted to go in a different direction. I've only completed around 15 games this year, most of which have made it as articles on this page, so it felt overall disingenuous to say that one of those is the best game …
Considering the last time I reviewed a Star Wars film, it ended up being as long as a thesis, I decided to take a different approach. This isn't as much a review of The Rise of Skywalker as it is my thoughts on this sequel trilogy as a whole. There are minor spoilers from The …
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I've found myself in a bit of a Star Wars phase again when it comes to reading. A few months ago I read Shadows of the Empire for the first time, even though I've played through the Nintendo 64 game a dozen times and a few weeks ago, I finished up Alphabet Squadron of the …
I'll admit that I had no idea that Alexander Freed's Alphabet Squadron was a new Star Wars novel when I meandered into the local library looking for Claudia Gray's Master & Apprentice. Being five months since I've read through anything related to Star Wars, and the fact that Master & Apprentice was on hold by multiple …
Introduction Do any of you have a particular movie you may go back to every few years? A TV series, a video game? The Lord of the Rings is one of those examples for me. Despite my love for Star Wars, I would probably regard it as the best trilogy of movies ever made. There's an …
Shadows of the Empire is not new to me. Back in the days of my youth when books were still taboo, I caught wind of this new Star Wars game coming out for the Nintendo 64. You couldn't get me to even stay occupied in a bookstore for five minutes, let alone pick up a …
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I was eleven years old when the Family Values Tour '98 was in full swing. The tour featured Orgy, Limp Bizkit, Ice Cube, Rammstein and was headlined by KoRn. Looking back, it was an awkward time for me musically. Most of my friends had a head start on getting into music one or two years …
I've had a weird history with Ghost. I first ran into them when their first album, Opus Eponymous, came out in 2010. I just didn't get it. They were gaining momentum in the metal scene with their shorter pop-metal songs and it just didn't resonate with me. Back then, I was full swing into trying …
Solo: A Star Wars Story features Woody Harrelson as Tobias Beckett, Donald Glover as Lando Calrissian, Emilia Clarke as Qi’ra, Joonas Suotamo as Chewbacca, Phoebe Waller-Bridge as L3-37 and Alden Ehrenreich as our favorite smuggler, Han Solo. The following will be a non-spoiler review on what I thought of the film. Being a big Star …
When I saw Tremors: A Cold Day in Hell on Netflix, I got irrationally excited. The first Tremors movie, starring Kevin Bacon as Valentine McKee, Fred Ward as Earl Bass and Michael Gross as the now Tremors legend, Burt Gummer, is so good. The practical effects for the Grabboids were great back then and still …
I Wasn't Prepared For This 