Classics Review: The Curse of Frankenstein

Hot Take: Horror films in The 1950s weren’t well-written. They’re miserably boring, lack tension, little to no antagonist, forgettable characters etc. One in particular produced by Hammer Films is a retelling of “Frankenstein” starring Peter Cushing & Christopher Lee titled, “The Curse of Frankenstein.”Released in 1957, (same year Akira Kurosawa’s Throne of Blood came out) […]

Kill la Kill

Following the success of “Gurren Lagaan,” Gainax animator, Hiroyuki Imaishi founded an independent animation studio known as, “Studio Trigger.” The company worked on their first original project titled, ” Kill la Kill.” It follows Ryuko Matoi who enrolls in high school to hunt down her father’s killer. She obtains an outfit with a mind of […]

Comics Review: Green Lantern Corps: Fearsome

Set within DC Universe’s The New 52 reboot, John Stewart & Guy Gardner square off against an ancient alien race called, “The Keepers.” They’re hellbent destroying planets and their power matches exactly like the Green Lantern Corps’ will powers. Thus, the chips are down and our heroes take a big gamble. All seven issues of […]

Gamer’s Review: Star Wars: The Force Unleashed II

Following the critical and commercial hit of “Star Wars: The Force Unleashed,” LucasArts immediately worked on a sequel. Set after six months after the first game and a year before “A New Hope,” Darth Vader travels to Kamino. The place where clone troopers were made. Vader creates a wave of clones from the DNA of […]

Comics Review: Green Lantern: Sinestro

Forced to wear the green ring by the guardians, Sinestro recruits his foe, Hal Jordan to liberate his home planet and destroy the organization he created, Sinestro Corps. With no other choice, Hal accepts the offer. The New 52 first Green Lantern storyline, Sinestro officially published in 2011-2012. It earned praise from critics, fans and […]

Comics Review: Superman and the Men of Steel

The New 52’s full reboot of the DC Universe officially published all eight issues of Acton Comics’ first volume, Superman and the Men of Steel in 2011-2012. It received divisive reactions from critics, fans and readers alike, as I’ve mentioned on my review on “Batman: Faces of Death,” I intend to write and post reviews […]