“Relic” Movie Review
by: Zachary Snoddy Note: This is a spoiler-free review. 2020 has been a rough year for movie-goers. Like nearly all other aspects of society, the Covid-19 pandemic has led to movie theatres being shut down across the world, stalling nearly every new movie in 2020’s release. Those who look forward to circling release dates on […]
Harley Quinn is the Future of DC
Like (and with) a bat out of hell, Harley Quinn has been iconic since her animated debut. She’s swapped out her jester outfit for pigtails and a crop top, but consistently proves to be a fan-favorite. Despite complaints about Suicide Squad and Birds of Prey (and the Fantabulous Emancipation of One Harley Quinn) (or is […]
5 Rick and Morty Episodes for Those Who’ve Never Seen the Show
by: Zachary Snoddy After four seasons and nearly seven years on the air, Rick and Morty has become one of the most popular shows on television and has continually pushed the boundaries on what can be accomplished in adult animation. The show has amassed a legion of fans who are extremely loyal but can sometimes […]
Close Enough: Adult Life Done Right
After years of being stuck in development hell, J.G. Quintel’s adult animation series Close Enough has finally crawled its way into the light. It’s Qunitel’s first main project since his lead work on Regular Show, and while there’s no sign of talking blue jays, raccoons, gumball machines or any other anthropomorphic oddballs, Close Enough takes […]
All Ages of Star Wars #2: The Star Wars Game That Always Gets New Story Content
For those of you who don’t know, Star Wars: The Old Republic is a Massively Multiplayer Online Role-Playing Game that launched in late 2011 – less than a year before George sold the franchise to Disney. It was announced in 2008, three years after the release of Obsidian’s Knights of the Old Republic II: The […]
Rohil Reviews 2000 Anime: Highschool of The Dead
Highschool of The Dead is Studio Madhouse’s 2010 entry into the zombie survival meta. Directed by Tetsurō Araki, previously of Black Lagoon, who’d later go on to helm hugely celebrated anime, Attack on Titan. The 12-episode run follows Takashi and his peers as they narrowly escape a zombie outbreak at their high school, and attempt […]
The Potential Impact of Digital Consoles
by: Zachary Snoddy It was mere weeks ago that Sony treated the gaming world to their first extensive look at the PlayStation 5, although in a virtual presentation rather than the more in-depth experience originally planned for E3. Sony held a Livestream event that showed off the console’s design and specifications, as well as new […]
Rohil’s Essential Video Game Soundtracks (Part 1)
Tony Hawk’s Underground The original THUG game was a pivotal entry point for kids into punk and hip hop in the early 2000s. It was the first Tony Hawk game to be narratively driven, centering on the journey of an up-and-coming skater, making it out of their hometown in Jersey and going pro. The soundtrack […]
All Ages of Star Wars #1: The Clone Wars Finale Secret Cameos and Why Prince Xizor Should Be Brought Back Into Canon
Contains Minor Spoilers For Star Wars: The Clone Wars, Star Wars: Rebels, Star Wars: Dark Disciple (2015 novel) The Siege of Mandalore story arc marks the end of Star Wars: The Clone Wars and many fans of the show are left wondering what will become of Ahsoka Tano and Maul. Ahsoka’s story continues in Star […]
10 Essential Superhero Movies
by: Zachary Snoddy Since the turn of the 21st century, superhero movies have rapidly evolved into the most anticipated theatrical events year after year. By the 2010s there were multiple superhero movies being released in a calendar year, to the point where studios were pitting their own comic book universes against each other at the […]
