Category: Review

  • Anansi Boys: Songs and Stories and Spiders

    How long has it been since we’ve covered a Gaiman novel? Feels like it’s been a while. It’s been very refreshing to come back to his work; I’ve needed something truly weird and fun recently. Anansi Boys is a great case of everything I love about Neil Gaiman’s work. It takes a world grounded in…

  • Sing 2: I am tired and I never want to do this again

    Sing 2: I am tired and I never want to do this again

    This is it. The final Illumination animated movie. Our marathon is finally reaching it’s end. We won’t need to talk about this studio again until the Mario movie comes out. Thank. God! *Sobs in relief in the corner* After the events of the first movie, all the cast work at the same theater together. When…

  • Do Chokkyuu Kareshi X Kanojo: Shouting For Love

    In case you have no idea what I’m talking about: remember when this page went viral a few years back? It’s that. I’m reviewing that manga. A few years late, I’ll admit, but better that than never. Back when that happened, I went and read the whole chapter this page came from. And it was…

  • Hi-Fi Rush is a Modern Musical Masterpiece

    Hi-Fi Rush is a Modern Musical Masterpiece

    Triple A gaming has been a… rough thing for the last few years. Practically every release has been plagued by bugs, pointless battle passes, borderline painful writing, and an overall lack of content for their $70 asking price. Not to mention that they all look the exact same, with bland photo-realistic graphics that don’t impress…

  • Travel By Bullet: Crypto Crime!

    Here we are again with the Dispatcher series. What weird pseudo-murder mystery do we have in store for us this time? Oh… it’s about… crypto currency. Fun. When the world is struck by the global pandemic, Tony Valdez must give up his opportunity to work with the police force and return to his work as…