Batman: Soul Of The Dragon recently released to Blu Ray and digital formats. The film stars David Giuntoli, Mark Dacascos, Kelly Hu, Michael Jai White, and Josh Keaton. Batman: Soul Of The Dragon sees Richard Dragon, an elite Super spy hot on the trail of the secret terrorist organization, Kobra. […]
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HBO MAX Series From J.J. Abrams Focusing on Zatanna And John Constantine Rumored To Be In The Works
A while back , it was reported that J.J. Abrams producing company , Bad Robot, would be producing several Justice League Dark-centric projects exclusively for Warner Bros. streaming platform, HBO Max. We now may know what Justice Dark characters will be getting their respective series first.
Two Teachers Join Forces for “The Nerd Byword Podcast”
The podcast combines two nerdy teachers going on deep dives into nerdy content new and old. New episodes drop every Monday.
[Album Review] “Amends” by Grey Daze
Grey Daze has finally released their highly anticipated album, Amends, a tribute to their former lead vocalist, Chester Bennington. Read the review here.
[Album Review] “Colorful of the Stereo” by The Crashtones
Review of the debut album by Sam Witwer’s The Crashtones.
[Album Review] “Light Me Up” by The Pretty Reckless
An album review of The Pretty Reckless’ Debut album “Light Me Up”
[Review] Batman: Hush (2019)
“Batman: Hush” was released in 2019. The plot sees a mysterious new foe known as Hush, who organizes a scheme to destroy the Dark Knight using his secrets.
[Review] The Turing Test (2016)
Will you pass “The Turing Test”? A sci-fi setting and sense of intrigue in propel the player through numerous levels, charmingly reminiscent of the “Portal” games.
[Album Review] “A Different Kind Of Pain” by Cold
A Different Kind Of Pain is a prime example of Cold’s diversity in sound and hard hitting lyrical content, so it earns its grade.
[Album Review] “RTJ4” by Run The Jewels
Rap duo Run The Jewels, consisting of hip-hop maestro Killer Mike and production ace El-P, just surprise-dropped their latest and greatest entry into the money-runners’ discography, RTJ4.