Chrono Trigger iOS Review: More Relationships, Less Characters
Strange that I should complain about a nonlinear path in a game about time travel, but that’s my primary gripe with Chrono Trigger. Chrono […]
Record of Agarest War iOS Review: In Theory It Works…
Record of Agarest War is a game that works better in theory than execution, which is why I really ought to play the sequel (prequel?) […]
RIP Alan Rickman, master of the dramatic pause
Speaking as both a film nerd and aficionado of the craft of acting, I was devastated to hear of the loss of Alan Rickman today. […]
Jurassic World Review: Death by Entertainment
Jurassic World is a bad movie and you shouldn’t watch it. I sat through 40 minutes, but was only actively participating for the first ten. […]
The Princess Bride Review: A Feminist Reading
Those of us in PS have been having this conversation a lot: name a strong female character… If I don’t think long on it, I think […]
Goodnight, Mommy (2015) Review
Here we have a classic case of “great trailer, poor movie.” The trailer for Goodnight, Mommy, the Austrian film now playing in select theatres near […]
FRIENDS Analysis: Chandler Bing’s Soulmate is Kathy
Chandler’s parents suck. I’ve read more than my fair share of articles on Chandler. And some are inflammatory, calling his homophobia the WORST part of Friends, but […]
Infinite Jest (1996) Review: Encyclopedic Askesis
Everyone is addicted to something and use it as a way of escapism — even if that addiction is thinking. For those addicted to vices, their […]
The World Ends with You iOS Review: The Matrix in JRPG Form
The World Ends with You: Solo Remix is a fast-paced action RPG that’s nigh impossible to put down (literally and metaphorically)! Battles are short and sweet, leaving you […]
The Cave iOS Review: The Canterbury Tales
The Cave is a puzzle-platformer developed by Double Fine Productions (of Tim Schafer) and created by Ron Gilbert (of Monkey Island). Like, Roger Waters, these […]