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Romance sims are either fairly normal or totally perverse. A lot of the visual novels I play tend to leave me a little letdown. Therefore, I’m happy to see something like We Should Talk getting the […]

In Frank Waln’s song “What Made the Red Man Red,” the Sicangu Lakota rapper says, “We’re from the land, it made us strong.” The history of the indigenous relationship with land is one marked by […]

The first episode of an anime is usually the set-up. After that, we start to learn a little more about the characters, world, and narrative we’re strapping in for. The God of High School really set […]

Summer is usually one of the best times for movies. It’s early enough that nothing dramatic gets called “Oscar Bait,” and school-aged kids and teenagers can go to late-night showings without worry. Drive-in theatres even […]

It’s hard talking about new anime sometimes. Each season, tons of new shows come out and sort of overwhelming fans as they pick and choose what to watch. Hopefully, this The God of High School […]

Dark ended after the conclusion of its third and final season that dropped on Netflix over the weekend. The fascinating time-travel drama set up an elaborately woven knot of timelines that the final season strove […]

The sci-fi film Attack The Block came out in 2011, but nearly a decade later the messages in the movie are more relevant than ever. In the wake of the Black Lives Matter protests around […]

Once again, it is time for a return to Retro Reviews, in which we take a modern look at stuff we missed the first time around. In case you didn’t know, I’m currently working my […]

As much as I love talking about horror tropes, I can’t say that I love meta horror. Actually, I once wrote that meta horror movies need to die. So Scare Package, an anthology whose framing […]

The Obsidian Tower by Melissa Caruso is one of those books that lured me in with the promise of prophecy and ancient magical secrets. These themes are common enough in epic fantasy stories, but Caruso […]