Black Stone Cherry and Chickenfoot Rock the Beacon Theater
The crowd in the Beacon Theater undulates to the booming earthquake of power chords and high-intensity scream vocals. Rock stars posture and gesticulate across the […]
Articles by Tara Hernandez
Risen 2: Dark Waters Review: Walking The Plank
It is well known that a pirate’s raison d’être, outside of swashbuckling adventure, rum and hijacked oil-tankers, is looting, an activity any salty RPG devotee […]
Indie Games, When Hobbies Become Careers
The soft croon of indie rock and smooth jazz fills the mellow, coffee-stained air of the off-Broadway Cosi diner under the mumble of idle chatter. […]
Review Fix Exclusive 2012 Tribeca Film Festival Coverage: B61 Review: Pleasantly Surprising
The bus stop is an awkward place for anyone to form a viable connection, especially on the cold, impersonal streets of New York City. “B61,” […]
Review Fix 2012 Tribeca Film Festival Coverage: Double or Nothing Review: Thank You Keith David
Everyone knows that guy, the arrogant, self-important douche-nozzle who yells at bums to get a job and patronizes every woman he’s with. This vignette, directed […]
Et Tu, Mass Effect 3?
Mass Effect 3 has broken more hearts than Giacomo Casanova. No amount of soap-opera drama on the Normandy SR2, multiplayer nor downloadable content (DLC) can […]
Blackwell Unbound, Medium Rare
The 1970s, an era of sex, drugs and—wayward ghosts. Wadjet Eye Games’ Blackwell Series, brainchild of company owner Dave Gilbert, continues with “Blackwell Unbound,” prequel […]
Blackwell Legacy Review: It Begins
The life of a spirit medium is a thankless, but necessary one that ranks somewhere among the likes of sanitation workers, hospital orderlies and indie […]
Back to the Future with Mighty Samson: Volume Three
“In the fantastic world where deep, tropical jungle has overgrown the ruins of a once great city, the tribespeople, decedents of the survivors of a […]
‘To the Moon’ Review: There and Back Again
Imagine if there were a medical procedure that would allow people to spend their final moments reminiscing about achieving their wildest dreams, even if they […]
Saint’s Row: The Third Review: Luchadores, Zombies and Furries, Oh My
How often does an open-world video game let you chainsaw through an army of luchadores to Joe Esposito’s “You’re the Best” from “Karate Kid”? Not […]