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Review, Video Games‘Guilty Gear -Strive-‘ Review: Guilty AF for Being an Amazing Game
Guilty Gear has always been there, lurking in the background of the fighting game genre. With its magic-laced, cyber-steampunk saga…
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Current Gen, Review, Video Games‘Resident Evil Village’ Review: RE’s Brand of Horror Stumbles to Find its Footing
In 2017, Resident Evil once again reinvented itself with Resident Evil 7. The shift to first-person gameplay not only brought…
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Media, Review, TV Shows‘The Underground Railroad’: A Dignified Representation of Black People During the Age of Our Greatest Indignity
If The Underground Railroad were the first-ever piece of media about the experience of African American slavery, the landscape of…
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Features, Media, Movies, Review‘The Paper Tigers’ Don’t Fold on the Big Screen
I just found out about The Paper Tigers about two days before the movie came out. When I told my…
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Media, Review, TV Shows‘Shadow and Bone’ Review: Holds Its Own in a Sea of Adaptations
In a world where there are numerous entries exploring post-Victorian, industrial-era, ‘steampunk type beat’ aesthetics, with a YA-focused, romance-laden narrative…Comes…
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Review, Video GamesCrash n’ Burn: ‘Crash Bandicoot 4’ Brings Back Stress Yodeling to Your Living Room
Upon the writing of this first paragraph understand that I have had to: Put down this game ten times, pace…
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Current Gen, PC, Review, Video Games‘The Medium’ Channels Old School Horror, For Better or Worse
The Medium promised a horror experience & interesting split-screen mechanic. Instead, it’s a puzzle game with a slightly eerie atmosphere
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Features, Literature, Review‘The Gilded Ones’ Proves To Be More Fantastical Folklore That The YA Genre Needs
Deka is a good girl. She’s been one all her life, despite the fact that she doesn’t look like the…
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Media, Movies, Review‘To All the Boys: Always and Forever’ is a Fitting Final Chapter
Watching the third chapter in the To All the Boys saga, Always and Forever, the expectation is one of diminishing…
