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An Unlikely Sequel
Coming thirty-five years after a cult classic, Blade Runner 2049 is an unlikely sequel. Ridley Scott’s Blade Runner saw little commercial success at the box office, despite becoming a cult classic in...
A nation wide but an inch deep
This was not the book I anticipated. I first saw this on the desk of someone at work. I quickly found the book on Amazon and bought it. Sitting there on my shelf for almost 4 years I had assumed this...
Review of Precipice
It was polite of Lychgate to begin Precipice with an intro track. For one thing, it’s a fun to have an orchestral march-to-war to build anticipation. For another, it’s about the only thing polite abou...
Evil Dead Coasts...
Evil Dead is a franchise that has multiple personalities. Sometimes skin-crawling horror. Sometimes hilarious camp carnival. I don’t begrudge the fans of Bruce Campbell’s campaign of goofy violence fo...
Review of Flesh + Blood
Judiciary waste no time introducing themselves on Flesh + Blood, so I will follow suit. The Texas outfit return with 31 minutes of unbridled chaos. The band has named influences of the metalcore and t...
Review of Higher Lonely Power
Higher Lonely Power wasn’t originally planned to be released on New Year’s Day of 2023, but if you’re in a band called Fireworks, New Year’s is as good a day as any. The Detroit rockers possess an in...
Great, Yet Capable of More
As someone who grew up during the rise of deathcore, it is a bit strange that I missed the train considering all of the “traditional” metalcore I was listening to. Before I knew it, deathcore had seem...
Personal Battles in a Global War
When I started the book I had made some assumptions about what this book was going to say, who the characters were, where it was going. The first of the main characters shown I thought was going to be...