The Boys: Season 1

The Boys’ first season officially streamed in 2019 (same year Euphoria aired on HBO) on Amazon Prime. It received positive reviews from critics and streamers alike. Thanks to Season 1’s instant success, a second season streamed in 2020 earning the same praise. Season 3 is currently streaming with a new episode per Friday. I confess, […]

Gamer’s Review: Batman: Arkham Knight

After “Batman: Arkham City” earned universal acclaim and labeled as a commercial success, a prequel known as, “Batman: Arkham Origins” was released in 2013. Unlike the former, the latter received mixed reviews. Regardless of divisive reactions, I thought it was a great prequel. Anyway, Rocksteady primarily work on their next big game as the grand […]

Gamer’s Review: Batman: Arkham City

After “Batman: Arkham Asylum” became a critical and commercial success, Rocksteady recruited Paul Dini to write a sequel as a cross between Batman and John Carpenter’s “Escape from New York” involving The Caped Crusader in a bigger installment known as “Batman: Arkham City.” Batman: Arkham City was released in 2011 (same year Skyrim came out) […]

Gamer’s Review: Batman: Arkham Asylum

“Batman: Arkham Asylum” was officially released in 2009 (same year Watchmen came out) on PlayStation 3 and Xbox 360. It received positive reviews from critics, fans and gamers alike. A remastered edition of the game was released on PlayStation 4 and Xbox One. As a result of earning critical acclaim and selling millions of copies, […]

American Crime Story: Impeachment

In 1998, then U.S. President Bill Clinton was publicly reported he had an affair with an intern named, Monica Lewinsky. Their secret was revealed by the late civil servant, Linda Tripp. Besides recording numerous phone calls on tape, she found a crucial piece of evidence which is Monica’s blue dress covered in Bill’s “slime.” Although […]

Requiem For A Dream

In 1978, the year John Carpenter’s “Halloween” came out, Hubert Shelby Jr. (Last Exit to Brooklyn) published a novel titled, “Requiem for a Dream.” It’s about four individuals who succumb to drug addiction as each of them try to achieve a specific goal. Fresh from his directorial debut “Pi,” Darren Aronofsky (The Wrestler, Black Swan) […]