Hi Lo Ha’s Ain’t Gone Tonight EP Review: Lightning in a Bottle
The San Francisco indie rock band Hi Lo Ha’s third EP Ain’t Gone Tonight takes its listener on a journey of relaxation, bliss and satisfaction […]
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Modern Fantasy Review: Magic
One would think that living in a world where there are literal castles in the sky, mystical beings such as ogres, goblins and elves living […]
Jeffrey Dallet: Abnormal Oddities Review: Special
Jeffrey Dallet’s album, Abnormal Oddities, is more than just a regular folk album. It has a mixture of pop, Americana and hard rock, but also […]
The Cloverfield Paradox: Standing On Its Own
Just like the original monster in Cloverfield, no one expected The Cloverfield Paradox, especially for it to be released on Netflix, immediately after Super Bowl […]
Mary and the Witch’s Flower Review: Cliche, But Beautiful
Since the early age of childhood, young boys and girls dreamed to be someone when they are older, whether to be an astronaut, a cowboy, […]
Ten Films That Changed Pop Culture
Hollywood releases hundreds, if not thousands of movies every year, and a good portion of them barely leaves an impact to the public. However, there […]
Black Horse Motel ‘Parable’ EP Review: A Solid Piece of Alternative Folk
The Philadelphia-based alternative folk band Black Horse Motel is able to break a plethora of folk stereotypes in their new EP Parable thanks to smooth […]
Nintendo’s Rumble in Brooklyn Video Games
The players can hear the screams and shouts from spectators and can sense their own individual heartbeat, their concentration is at its peak and sweat […]
Where Yin and Yang Collide: Chris Loupos On What Its Like To Be Behind the Camera and To Be in The Spotlight
Whether it’s a theatrical play or film, the audience’s attention is focused on the actor performing rather than what is happening behind the scenes. Chris […]
Lone Star Review: An Alcohol-Laced Black Comedy
For some, there is no other time than the present itself. However, others can loathe in it and reminisce about the days of old, where […]
2017 Tribeca Film Festival Coverage: Escape Review: Fun and Colorful
In less than five minutes, Escape, is able to captivate its audiences with its colorful, yet contrasting animated landscape, action packed non-dialogic scenes and a […]