A Minecraft Movie: One of the Strangest Video Game Adaptations Out There
A live action adaptation of Minecraft would not have been my first choice for a video game adaptation. Yet here
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Sunrise on the Reaping: The 1984 of 2025
Collins’ message rings loud and clear: If you let them, they will change the past and rewrite history right in front of your eyes.
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Snow White: Just How Many Princess Problems Does It Actually Have?
Ever since Disney released the live-action Alice in Wonderland back in 2010, they’ve been obsessed with remakes. While some of
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How the Sonic Movie Franchise Became One of the Best Video Game Movie Adaptations
When the first Sonic the Hedgehog movie came out back in 2020, it blew away peoples’ expectations. After all,
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Ultimate Spider-Man: One Year Later
Nearly one year ago, I wrote about the debut issue of Jonathan Hickman and Marco Checchetto’s Ultimate Spider-Man, the flagship
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Did Arcane Season Two Stick The Landing?
The final three episodes of Arcane dropped on November 23rd, and suffice to say that many people have very mixed
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Magneto was Right: The X-Men vs The Status Quo
“I’m glad to be proven wrong.” That’s what I said to my sister as we finished the first episode
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Dune: Part Two is a Chipped Masterpiece
After seeing the film, I was initially satisfied with a Letterboxd review, posted almost immediately after leaving the theater. It
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The Uncanniness of Ultimate X-Men: Where Comics Meet Manga
Written by Dillon Hampton and Adam Buckley. Ultimate X-Men #1 came out on March 6th and it’s gracing the
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Welcome Back, Identity Crisis
Welcome Back, Alice is a disturbing, and at-times nauseating, mess, yet still remains effortlessly captivating in its twisted, vulgar beauty.
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A reading of Chain-Gang All-Stars ahead of author’s visit to Rowan
Writing Arts is proud to host an evening with New York Times best-selling author and National Book Award nominee Nana
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Starling House is a Modern Fairy Tale Done Right
Starling House, Alix E. Harrow, Tor Publication Date: October 3, 2023 Eden, Kentucky, the setting of Alix E. Harrow’s low-gothic
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Cavern of Dreams: Simple but Sweet
There’s a simple joy in revisiting the past. Retro pastiches are nothing new, they’ve existed for as long as people
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Del Water Gap on Tour: A Break From the Pain and the Color of Your Walls
On the night of October 20th, a sold-out crowd packed into Union Transfer in Philadelphia. The anticipation was palpable, buzzing
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Remember, There is Always Another Way: A Review on Leef 6010’s Paper Lily
Indie developers have been crushing the RPG Horror genre for decades—games like The Witch’s House, OMORI, Mad Father, and Ib
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So Much For The Old Fall Out Boy: A Review and Deep Dive Into FOB’s Eighth Studio Album
It should be mathematically impossible to combine pop punk, soul, synth, disco, classical music, theatrical melodies, Ethan Hawke’s monologue from
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Why We Need Bikini Kill: A Concert Review
The energy in Philly’s Franklin Music Hall is far more than electric, it is like a snaking live wire sending
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Bad Movie Monday: Ratatoing Review
The Uncanny Valley, when applied to computer animation, describes a unique sense of eeriness when the viewer experiences animation that
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Board Game Overview: So Clover!
The best party games cultivate conversations that wouldn’t happen without the game there to prompt them. Popular party games like
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“Love From The Other Side” and “Heartbreak Feels So Good”: A Fall Out Boy Renaissance or Rift?
Despite the title of their fifth album, Fall Out Boy is no longer interested in saving rock and roll—or pop
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The Wonder may fly under the radar, but it is still some of Florence Pugh’s best work
This review contains spoilers for the movie. A smart consumer of media will watch anything for Florence Pugh; the 26-year-old
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The My Chemical Romance Reunion Tour: Emo’s Not Dead It’s Just Middle Aged
The most dangerous men on the planet (or, at least they were in 2010) are back. After an eight-year hiatus
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Season 48 is a new era for Saturday Night Live
Saturday Night Live is back with a new logo, new opening credits, and four new cast members. The season forty-eight
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Basket Case Review: Butchery, Blood, and Brotherly Love
If you were to take two brothers and divide them into two, what do you end up with? Well, if
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Jxdn’s Tell Me About Tomorrow: A Light in Darkness
As an avid pop punk lover whose favorite bands are Blink-182 and Green Day, I was really excited to
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Jerrod Carmichael’s Rothaniel: “Here’s Everything”
There have been few weekends where I go to turn on Saturday Night Live and am unfamiliar with the host;
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“The Book of Boba Fett” Focuses Too Much on The Past to Carve Out Its Own Future
Disney+ has recently released the season finale to its second live action Star Wars series with The Book of
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