4.7
SUPERHOT Review: The Last Action Hero
SUPERHOT oozes originality and style in a very short package.
4.7
4.7
Fallout 4 review
As soon as I left the claustrophobic walls of Vault 111, all I could think about was making my way down towards Boston and discovering all the sights and locations Bethesda had imaginatively recreated in their ...
WWE 2K16 Review: Developmental
Last year, 2K's goal was to create a product that more closely resembles what you see on Monday and Thursday nights and the result was...disappointing. The idea was to implement new chain wrestling and stamina ...
Mukava Ergonomic Table Review
The Mükava is designed to complement good posture, to help against unnecessary neck and wrist strain. We like it.
4.5
Nyrius Aries Home+ review
Able to transmit video and audio data wirelessly, the Nyrius Aries Home+ Wireless HDMI 2 Input Transmitter and Receiver is essentially a substitute for an HDMI cable and a pair of devices that let you enjoy you...
4.3Ratings
Hotline Miami 2: Wrong Number review
Hotline Miami 2: Wrong Number is the second and final game in the Hotline Miami series, bringing us a definitive ending the the ultra violent retro-styled rogue-like. And it was good.
Hotline Miami 2 takes e...
McFarland, USA – Movie Review
Photo Credit: Ron Phillips/Disney
In 1987 Boise, Idaho, high school football coach Jim White threw an athletic shoe at a player whose ego far outweighed his measure of respect. The shoe bounced off of a loc...
Song One – Movie Review
In her first major motion picture in limited release, Kate Barker-Froyland has penned and directed a lovely and muted gem about a young woman slightly estranged from her family, who returns home after her broth...
American Sniper – Movie Review
Directed by Clint Eastwood and adapted for the screen by Jason Hall, "American Sniper" opens with brief snippets that depict the mindset and philosophy of the Kyle family patriarch, Wayne (Ben Reed). It's rathe...
4.4
Life is Strange: Chapter 1 review
Life is Strange is like watching a coming-of-age movie as an adult and realizing how simple life was back in the day. Walking down your school’s hallways, the only thing you had to worry about was remembering i...
3.6
Dying Light – The Blast Review
In theory alone, Techland’s Dying Light looks a lot like someone trying to cram as many industry buzzwords onto the back of a box as possible. Zombies? They’re here in droves. Parkour style rooftop running? It’...
4.3
Nixeus In-Ear Earphones review
In-ear earphones are great when hitting the gym or when you're going to be moving around a lot, but some of us like a good pair that can go beyond the workout. The problem is that many of the better-sounding pr...
Finally a Song Not About a Boy!: a review of 1989
Were you looking for a T-Swift album without songs about her love life? Well, sorry to disappoint, but maybe synthesizers will help.
Swift’s transition to pop was not exactly abrupt. With pop songs like “We ...
So let’s talk about Destiny…
Before you read this you should know that this is not a Destiny review; at least not in the sense you’d expect. Understand that I’m not even claiming to have come close to finishing what Destiny has to offer — ...
Review – Oddworld: New n’ Tasty
More than just a re-release, Oddworld: New ’n Tasty is a complete reimagining of the original Abe’s Odyssey and the result is the absolute best version of the game to date. Long time fans of the series will appreciate the love given to the aging formula while those new to Oddworld get the game we imagined we would so long ago. Some of the controls have been changed, and not for the better but don’t let that stop you — those new to the series and those who have experienced the game before should check out this love letter to the Oddworld series.
“The Walking Dead” – A (4.16) Season Finale Review
Rick (Andrew Lincoln) and Carl (Chandler Riggs) take center stage in the season finale of The Walking Dead
Well, that was…violent. If you haven’t seen or read about the episode yet, I feel compelled to pu...
The Hobbit: The Desolation of Smaug review
It's a well-worn joke that Peter Jackson doesn't know how to make a short movie. All of his major films have clocked in at 2.5 hours or longer (that's before the special release director's cut, and the DVD ...
Call of Duty Ghosts Review: Going Through the Motions
As forgettable as the name suggests.
“The Walking Dead” – Indifference (4.04) Episode Review
"Indifference" is a fitting title for this week because that pretty much sums up how I feel about it. There were moments I loved, don't get me wrong, but as a whole it's certainly not the best hour The Walkin...
