‘The Sleepover’ is a snooze fest
By Aaron Dwyer / 2 days agoUnless you’re stuck babysitting and really feel the need to plop the kids down in front of something relatively harmless, go ahead and skip this one.
Unless you’re stuck babysitting and really feel the need to plop the kids down in front of something relatively harmless, go ahead and skip this one.
Blake and OK return to break down the delay of the upcoming Batman film, The Batman.
'Brand New Vision' lands on its feet because of the undertones and messages that speak true to 2020. Point North is not afraid to slowly evolve with the times while never losing sight of their original sound and rock inspiration.
Some beautiful cinematography and fine performances from Jamie Foxx and Dominique Fishback cannot make ‘Project Power’ powerful; in fact, the film is nothing more than average.
While 'Dreamland' is plagued by mediocre tracks, the songs that take chances and change the album’s flow keep the mediocrity from infecting the album.
‘Rogue Cube’ is a small, fun, and addicting roguelike, with a very interesting take on the genre where the fun comes from the patience and strategy you have to put into your positioning and movement.
Listeners will find much to enjoy when facing The Wonderlands’ first album, 'This Digital Life.' With inspirations from The Lumineers, The Wallows, and Mumford & Sons, The Wonderlands know how to capture that essence of what it means to be young and lost in an ever-changing digital world.
'Transformers: War for Cybertron: Siege' is a rushed drama trying to tell a grand story, but it doesn’t quite know how to tell it in such a short time.
Season 2 of The Umbrella Academy offers a perfect blend of emotional honesty and quirky fun. This new season continues to establish the unique identity of Umbrella Academy as a show, and while the focus on individual characters takes away from some of the dysfunctional family dynamic, the exploration of trauma mixed with goofy superhero action is certainly worth the watch.
Logic’s seventh and final album is the best music he’s ever released, securing his spot as one of the best rappers of our generation. He never fails to amaze.
There is much to grasp and decode in Swift’s latest musical masterpiece. The singer is taking a direction previously unexplored, and at this point, it’s possible that Swift can achieve anything.
New sound and old inspirations come through each track, giving fans a reason to continue listening after the bandu2019s six-year gap from their last release. Time makes a difference in the music industry, and Neon Trees definitely knows whatu2019s up with upgrading old sound.
'Hamilton' on Disney+ is a theatrical tour de force, marked by the unique choices it makes in telling the story of one of America’s (formerly) lesser known founders.
Due to some weaknesses in the story department, ‘The Last of Us Part II’ is not as powerfully resonant as its predecessor. However, this sequel proves worthy in continuing the original’s heartbreaking narrative by providing extensive character development, impactful themes, and beautifully desolate locales.
Despite an interesting concept with a wide-open fantasy world to be creative in, ‘Artemis Fowl’ didn’t even reach the bare minimum to make a film that might be entertaining to young children, let alone adults.
‘Da Five Bloods’ has a great start, but isn’t able to continue that same quality throughout. With a great cast and a standout performance by Boseman plus an interesting story, the movie is a very watchable film, but it still has its problems.
‘Minecraft Dungeons’ is a new entry in Mojang Studios’ sandbox universe that builds on the charm of the base game and adds exciting mechanics that are enjoyable whether you’re playing alone or with friends.
‘Notes on a Conditional Form’ is a true symbol of individuality due to its unique sound and messages that young people can relate to. No previous album comes close to its writing.
While there were a few hiccups in the story and character department, season 7 concludes 'The Clone Wars' in spectacular fashion thanks to its improved animation, substantial emotional weight, and brilliantly executed “Siege of Mandalore” story arc.
Rap. A genre born within the 1970s block parties of New York City by blending funk, soul, and disco. A genre hailed for its wordplay, punchlines, complexity, and “real” lyrics. Artists like Tupac and Biggie preach systematic issues like racism, class divide, drugs, etc. However, anybody unacquainted with the genre will tell you it glamorizes sex, violence, anarchy, and drugs. As this may have been true within the past couple of years, I think a light has been slowly growing right under our noses. A light that was almost snuffed out on Dec. 8, 2019, but has prospered above all. That light is Juice Wrld.
