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Review: Final Fantasy 7 Remake

Curtis Guy - April 22, 2020

It's been 23 years since the original Final Fantasy 7, 15 years since the PS3 FF7 tech demo, and 5 years since the first...

Gaming

Review: Doom Eternal

Curtis Guy - April 22, 2020

It's been four years since the last Doom game, and four months since Doom Eternal was originally slated for launch. Delay painfully accepted, we...

Music

Review: Michael Ball and Alfie Boe Back Together

Ash Valente - November 13, 2019

Oftentimes a doctor will prescribe two medications, recommending they be taken together to enhance their restorative powers. Readers, I am your doctor. Michael Ball...

Music

Review: An Evening of Stephen Sondheim & Andrew Lloyd Webber

Ash Valente - November 6, 2019

What happens when you bring the work of two geniuses together in a Californian concert hall? This past weekend, the Renée and Henry Segerstrom Concert...

Film & TV

Review: A Beautiful Day in the Neighborhood (2019)

Jake Helm - October 12, 2019

Anyone anticipating a tell-all biopic crammed with revealing secrets, lewd scandals and profound behind-the-scenes insights will be left bitterly disappointed by A Beautiful Day...

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Editor's Choice

Left behind as The Earth Dies Screaming

Christopher Stewardson - April 11, 2020

Empty streets, deafening silence, and the feeling that it’s just too late to do anything; these are the pillars on which Terence Fisher constructs...

Editor's Choice

The Shape of Revenge: Revenge of the Creature and The Shape of Water

Christopher Stewardson - November 22, 2019

Since the release of Guillermo Del Toro’s The Shape of Water (2017), much has been said of its threads to Jack Arnold’s Creature from the Black Lagoon (1954). An...

Editor's Choice

Conversations with Frances Ha: The Intersection Between Sally Rooney’s Millennial Fiction and Greta Gerwig’s Mumblecore Classic

Konstantinos Pappis - October 26, 2019

It might sound quite frivolous to compare two works of fiction based on the mere fact that their protagonists share the same name, but...

Editor's Choice

Back to Sincerity, Hope, and Love: Metamodernism in Sci-Fi

Konstantinos Pappis - September 14, 2019

Science fiction films are often expressions of highly complex philosophical ideas. By utilizing genre tropes such as time travel, artificial intelligence, and space exploration,...

Editor's Choice

Inglourious Basterds at 10

Steven Sloss - August 19, 2019

Please note: This article from the offset contains spoilers for Inglourious Basterds and other Tarantino movies, including Once Upon a Time… in Hollywood. This month...

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Music

Sound Selection 111: KOKO, Josh Fudge, Mel Blue

Modestas Mankus - September 18, 2020

Josh Fudge 'When She's Gone' Eighteen-year-old, singer-songwriter Josh Fudge is a relatively new name in the world of music having just released his upbeat single...

Music

Wilding Releases ‘Swipe Right’

Modestas Mankus - September 18, 2020

Wilding, a gifted Pop singer-songwriter from Melbourne, Australia, has unveiled his latest single 'Swipe Right' -- just today. The song focuses on the theme...

Reviews

Album Review: Marilyn Manson, ‘WE ARE CHAOS’

Konstantinos Pappis - September 18, 2020

What happens when rock’s reigning provocateur runs out of tricks? When, almost three decades into his career, his once-scandalous image has lost any if...

News

Deftones Unveil Video for New Song ‘Genesis’

Konstantinos Pappis - September 18, 2020

Deftones have shared a new single called 'Genesis'. It serves as the opening track of their upcoming studio album, Ohms. Check it out below,...

News

Jennifer Kamikazi Releases New Song ‘Black Skin’

Konstantinos Pappis - September 18, 2020

Jennifer Kamikazi has released a new song called 'Black Skin'. Listen to it below. Talking about the new track for Our Culture, the singer-songwriter explained:...

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