The Black Dahlia Murder – Verminous Review
In cess and filth the verminous live on!
Infant Annihilator – The Battle of Yaldabaoth Review
A masterpiece of deathcore and technical death metal.
Alita: Battle Angel Review
Robert Rodriguez and James Cameron do not disappoint with Alita, delivering a fascinating world, amazing visuals, genuine thrills, and just enough heart and soul to tie it all together.
Bring Me the Horizon – Amo Review
Bring Me the Horizon deliver a worthy follow up to 2015’s “That’s The Spirit” with “Amo”, a concept album with a whole lot to love about it.
A Perfect Circle – Eat The Elephant Review
After a 14 year hiatus between albums fans of A Perfect Circle may have impossibly high expectations for their big comeback album, but “Eat The Elephant” proves itself to be almost every bit as good as the bands past releases.
Like Moths To Flames – Dark Divine Review
Similar to Bring Me The Horizon before them, Like Moths To Flames decision to soften their sound proves to be the correct one as the bands latest has them sounding better than ever.
Leatherface Review
Note: This is a spoiler filled review. For years I’ve argued that the Texas Chainsaw Massacre franchise has had the best track record of any horror franchise when it comes to sequels. The original is of course the best, an all time classic. TCM 2 was weird and quirky, but had the excuse of coming […]
The Orville: “Krill” Review
This weeks episode of The Orville was filled with a lot of laughs and a deep dive into the Krill culture that ended on a powerful note.
The Black Dahlia Murder – Nightbringers Review
A rare example of a band delivering their best work to date on the eighth album of their career.
Star Trek: Discovery: “Context Is for Kings” Review
With the opening setup out of the way, does Discovery begin to feel more Trek-like with its third episode?
Star Trek: Discovery: “Battle at the Binary Stars” Review
See what we thought of Star Trek: Discovery’s second episode and if it improved on some of the criticisms we had about the first episode.
Star Trek: Discovery: “The Vulcan Hello” Review
The first new Star Trek series in more than a decade is upon us. Find out what we thought of it in our review of the first episode.
mother! Movie Review
“mother!” is an exceptional work of psychological horror and biblical allegory directed by a master of the craft.
It Movie Review
Hollywood finally realized the potential waiting to be tapped in Stephen King’s library of works, but does this latest adaption to one of his classic novels float or sink?
Split Movie Review
M. Night Shyamalan is back with a new psychological thriller about a man with a split personality disorder who kidnaps three girls for a mysterious purpose.