Review Fix Exclusive: Josh Flagg Talks ‘Tracing Shapes ’
Review Fix chats with singer/songwriter Josh Flagg who discusses the inspiration and goals for his new album, “Tracing Shapes.†Review Fix: What was the inspiration […]
Month: June 2016
Conan the Slayer #1 Review: Emotionally Charged
Barbarian does not mean brute or fool. Rather a barbarian is a foreigner, an immigrant who enters a strange land. In Conan’s case he is […]
TNA Impact Wrestling Coverage: Lashley Retains, Bennett Proving Himself
To say that this was a promo-heavy episode of Impact would be like saying Stan Hansen’s threw a wicked Lariat. For the first hour of […]
Electric Chair Drama in ‘Prison Architect’
Anyone who hasn’t experienced “Prison Architect” is in for a treat. Part “Sim City” with the type of storylines that would make any fan of […]
Review Fix Exclusive: Owleye’s Tim Graham Talks Future And More
Review Fix chats with Owleye Frontman Tim Graham, who discusses the band’s origin and goals for the future. Review Fix: How did the band get […]
Review Fix Exclusive: Romance and Rebellion Talk ’More Than Friends’ EP: Sneak Peek
Review Fix chats with David LaViola (Lead Vocals, Rhythm Guitar), Aaron Medina (Lead Guitar, Harmony Vocals) and Brandon Davis (Bass, Harmony Vocals) of Romance and […]
Subban/Weber, Hall/Larsson Trades Rock ‘ NHL 16’
It’s not even July 1 yet and the NHL has been rocked by two trades that drastically alter all four teams involved. The Montreal and […]
Anima Gate of Memories Review: Familiar Territory, But No Easy Feat
If you took out the battling system of the Shin Megami Tensei series and replaced it with the awesome melee action of Devil May Cry, […]
Weird Detective #1 Review: Wonderful Art Not Enough
H.P Lovecraft is considered one of America’s greatest writers. Ever since the publication of “The Call of Cthulhu†in 1928, his “Cthulhu Mythos†has become […]
WWE RAW Power Rankings: Ambrose Champ, But Club and Rollins Hungry
With the depth in the WWE World Heavyweight Championship picture alone as the main attraction, this week’s episode of RAW got the job done. But […]
Fastball Review: Slow, But Steady and Creditable
Don’t be fooled by the title: there’s nothing fast about Jonathan Hock’s “Fastball.†The film fades into a hundred-year-old quote from Baseball magazine, which sets […]