When 47 Meters Down came out back in 2017, it was met with an overwhelming shrug from critics and audiences. We’ve all grown tired of horror flicks utilizing sharks as their big bad with the increasingly bumbling lead protagonists doing anything…
Sword of Trust Movie Review: A simple story is bolstered by great performances
Every family has stories and relics that are passed down for generations to come. Most of the time these are lucky items, stories of the time a celebrity was almost your grandfather, or even just the arcade token from a…
Tribeca 2019 Review: Watson
The work of an environmental activist is that of people who work not to become widely known, but to have their work speak for itself as a collective whole. Among such activists is Paul Watson, who is not necessarily a…
Little Woods Movie Review: Familial bonds are put to the test in Nia DaCosta’s debut
When someone is asked what they would do for their family in a time of need, most would answer “anything”. Some family dynamics can be strained and difficult to maintain while others are close and strong no matter what the…
N1RV AnnA Interview with Ysbryd’s Brian Kwek
The simplest way to describe Sukeban Games VA-11 HALL-A (Valhalla) and it’s upcoming sequel N1RV Ann-A (Nirvana) is to refer to their title screens: Cyberpunk Bartender Action. Combining classic pixel art, anime, and cyberpunk aesthetic into neo-noir storytelling, players bartend…
The Walking Dead Season 9 Finale Review: “The Storm”
Another season of The Walking Dead is complete, and what an impressive and different season it was! Season nine has been a breath of fresh air for fans of the series, due largely in part to new showrunner Angela Kang’s…
Captive State Movie Review: An underwhelming alien invasion
The idea of alien invasions has been explored in very different ways in film history. Films like Arrivaland Annihilation show a surreal and cerebral view of what occurs during these invasions, while films like Independence Dayand War of the Worldsshow the destructive intent these…
