Love, Death, and Robots (Series Review)

(Spoiler-Free) Netflix recently released a new show titled Love, Death & Robots that calls itself an anthology series but really is a collection of short films with similar styles, themes, and genres (like a snack-size Black Mirror); so yeah, anthology.. All 18 shorts deal with science-fiction themes in some way, whether they fall on the spectrum of “slightly

Top 5 Horror Movies of 2015-2018 (Top 5 Friday)

In honor of Jordan Peele’s Us being released in theaters this week, I thought it would be a swell idea to go back and look at some of the other great scary movies of the latter half of this decade. To make this more difficult for me, I decided to rank them from least-amazing to most-amazing…and pick

Week In Review #2

(January 7th-January 13th) This post will be updated as my week (in entertainment) continues! This week, I’m expanding my 2019 horizons by reading, watching, and writing as well as continuing last week’s indie gaming theme. Here are my thoughts and recommendations, from my heart to your…eyes. Enjoy:) Last week, I played a few games like

Question: What makes a good Vampire?

In 1819, John William Polidori published The Vampyre, which birthed the conception of the modern vampire; this idea has grown exponentially into the innumerable representations that we see in contemporary literature, and more specifically, cinema. For the last almost two hundred years, the idea of the vampire (and the monster itself) has been a prominent