by Ky Boterf | Jan 26, 2026 | Movie Reviews
Approximately 4 months and 3 weeks after the release of Hollow Knight: Silksong, the gaming community has beaten the game and formed their opinions. After all of the excitement that the game generated at release it became clear that the community...
by Masynn Acheson | Jan 26, 2026 | Movie Reviews
Divinity: Original Sin II is not a game for everyone but still deserves some love. It is a turn-based roleplay game made by Larian Studios released in 2017 and music composed by Borislav Slavov, the same studio and composer who brought Baldur’s Gate 3 to life. The...
by Bryce Bicknell | Jan 26, 2026 | Movie Reviews
If I had to choose one movie that represents the nostalgia-laden age we live in, “Anaconda” would be a pretty good fit. A film so basic in its messaging and yet, as described by my father as he walked out the theater, “hard to watch”. This is coming from a man who...
by Emily Ford | Dec 8, 2025 | Book Reviews
Raven Kennedy’s “Gild” was interesting to say the least. From page one, the reader is thrown into the plight that Auren’s life is in, probably in the most graphic way possible. My attention was definitely grabbed, and this has probably been my fastest read in quite...
by Bryce Bicknell | Nov 24, 2025 | Movie Reviews, Opinion
“Surprising” is the best word to describe “Shelby Oaks,” a film directed by YouTuber Chris Stuckman. Its blending of old and new media will potentially stand the test of time. The movie works, and while not horrifying, it is still a horror watch fans should go see. ...
by Emily Ford | Nov 24, 2025 | Book Reviews, Opinion
I had picked up Alex Thompson’s “Spidertouch” with the intent of reading something kind of spooky for Halloween. Little did I know that it was a novel of political intrigue with a hint of battle strategy. Out of my comfort zone, but not necessarily a bad thing. ...
