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It wasn't that long ago that I wrote a post that was less than flattering about Cocoon, a game that was recently dropped for free as part...

I don't know about the rest of you guys on here, but I have been alive and interested in videogames since they first became a widespread ...

So I guess the first installment was a roaring success that somehow managed to completely pass me by without me even knowing that it exis...

The Neo65 Sonic HE+ from QwertyKeys takes the familiar Neo65 design and upgrades it with OwLab Nova Hall Effect switches and an 8000 Hz p...

Last November 1, before visiting the cemetery, my husband told me that we would have a coffee date. It was a simple plan just to spend t...

I can honestly say I've never watched a movie that's combine MMA and exorcisms, but now I want to. But i was like Damn! Those sleepless ...

In the shadows of sacred trees, in the words people whisper when they think no one is listening you feel it—a tension lurking under the ...

Like a lot of people who wanted a return to roots of gritty and tough action and espionage series, I quite enjoyed The Terminal List (the...

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The Idiot hits you like stepping into a frozen river—you expect clarity, serenity even, and instead you’re submerged in icy, unpredictab...

From the very first pages, I was pulled into Janie Crawford’s life, a life that feels at once intimate and epic, tender and relentless. ...

I think I may end up giving up on trying to find a good horror movie as this makes 3 in a row with only one of them being somewhat good. ...

You ever pick up a book and within the first few pages feel the air shift around you, like the world you thought you knew has been peele...

The Woman in Cabin 10 feels. Not just a movie—it’s like your mind being slowly pulled apart thread by thread while you sit there trying ...

The Goldfinch hits like a slow-burning storm that creeps in and never really leaves you. From the very first pages, Tartt pulls you into...

I don’t know if you ever fully recover from this book. From the very first pages, you’re thrown into the lives of four friends—Jude, Wil...

Greetings, fellow coffee lovers! Welcome to my blog. Today, I'd like to share my visit to a coffee shop that I ended up at due ...

My God, If evil could walk on two legs with a smile that makes men blind to their own destruction..... You know when a story just grabs ...

I decided to watch this film probably for the same reason that most people did: The name caught my eye. I was thinking "is that re...

Last Sunday, I watched a movie named D-16 (Dhuruvangal Pathinaaru) with my friends. I'm not that of the cinema person but always up for a...

Reading Dear Ijeawele you nearly feel like you are entering a room where Adichie is sitting in her seat, sipping a cup of tea, and talki...

When i first saw this movie flyer i was like "Y'all better have Tron himself show up, last we saw of him was in Legacy where he fel...

Oh, Middlesex—where do I even start without feeling like I’m unpacking a lifetime of human complexity and contradiction in one sitting? ...

I was kind of surprised to have finished watching this series to look over at the reviews and found out that almost all professional revi...

The thing about Raskolnikov is he’s not some cackling villain. He’s brilliant, proud, drowning in theories. Crime and Punishment doesn’t...

In the centre of Valencia, in an area called El Viñedo, we find Charlotte Sweet & Coffee, a place that has become a reference point f...

If you are under 40 years of age, you probably wont even remember how much of an icon John Candy was, but he was a real star even though ...

The Horse and His Boy. Now this one feels different from the rest of the Narnia series—it doesn’t begin with children from our world tum...

The book also explores the universality and particularity of grief simultaneously. From the very first lines of Notes on Grief, you are ...