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American Gods S01E03 “Head Full of Snow”

May 16, 2017 Abel G.C.

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Another week, another episode of American Gods to review. Much like the previous episodes Bryan Fuller and Michael Green wrote it and David Slade directed it. I wonder if this will happen the whole season, but if it does I can’t complain. This season has been exceptional. “-I tried my best. -Your best is good” […]

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Regression #1 Review – Blood, Guts And Bugs

May 16, 2017 Declan Doody

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Bugged Out Horror I’ve never really given a lot of time to the horror genre within the comics industry. However during Christmas last, I found myself reading and being scared out of my wits having read the first volume of Image Comics’ Wytches. I’ve read horrors books and never felt as on edge as I did […]

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Misfit City #1 Review – No Treasure To Be Found

May 12, 2017 Declan Doody

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Nostalgia Should Stay Buried… Sometimes I thought I had fond memories of The Goonies. I always saw myself and my brothers running off on some wild adventure, finding treasure living like kings. All that stayed behind in my childhood though, I let my Goonies-inspired treasure hunt go. In the last few years there’s been a shift of […]

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Jean Grey #1 Review – Not The Same Old Jean

May 10, 2017 Declan Doody

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Rebirth. Reborn. Renewed. Torn from her own time, Jean Grey hasn’t exactly had it easy. Her futures laid out before she saw what became of her or could become of her. It’s a lot to process for anyone let alone a teenager and all the baggage adolescence carries. As Marvel’s ResurrXion continues, Jean’s solo series […]

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American Gods S01E02 “The Secret of Spoon” Review

May 9, 2017 Abel G.C.

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Only two episodes in and I can already say American Gods is one of a kind. In terms of aesthetic, subject matter and also how it deals with the current political climate. There have been interviews where Fuller and Green discussed how relevant the show is when it comes to how the world is nowadays […]

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Draft Day (2014) – Rewind

May 5, 2017 Raymond Provencher

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During this time of year, the National Football League (NFL) off-season slows down to a crawl. The NFL Entry Draft just wrapped up last weekend. Many of the League’s General Managers (GM’s) take their vacations. This is the one time of year that there just isn’t much happening. It is at this time that I […]

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Cartoons

‘Teen Titans: The Judas Contract’ Review – A Brief Betrayal

May 4, 2017 Declan Doody

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My first encounter with the iconic Teen Titans: The Judas Contract comic arc came in 2004. In fact the Cartoon Network animated series was my first experience of the teenage superheroes. To say I was thrilled when DC announced this feature animated film retelling the story was an understatement. The cartoon series had also dealt with The […]

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American Gods S01E01 “The Bone Orchard” Review

May 2, 2017 Abel G.C.

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American Gods premiered on Monday on Prime Video. Since Amazon bought the worldwide streaming rights, the episodes will be seen only a day after they’re originally shown in the US. I will be reviewing the show for you fine people over the next few weeks. If anything it gives me the perfect excuse to keep […]

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The Franz Kafka Videogame Review – Shaggy Dog Existentialism

May 1, 2017 Abel G.C.

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A videogame about Franz Kafka? Sounds strange, right? Well, not in terms of the surrealism and alienation, but I was wondering how stories like The Trial or The Metamorphosis would translate in a videogame. “ERRARE HUMANUM EST” The Franz Kafka Videogame answers that question, and it’s “Not really” with a but. The but is because […]

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Digimon World 1 – Replay

April 28, 2017 Brandon Collins

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Kids love monsters. Whether they be of the pocket or dueling kind, if it was Japanese creatures beating shades out of each other then I was in. Cartoons, trading cards, video games, I’d consume the lot. There was something so alluring about a stable of collectable monsters who you could then force into vicious cock-fights […]

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