Quick Review Spotlight
Dear readers, Merry Christmas and Happy New Year! As we dwell upon our respective 2018’s, I’ve decided to bestow upon you a gift: 9 film […]
Opinion: Never donate a penny to your alma mater
With the amount of student loan debt,it sounds outrageous to not donate back to your university, effectively lowering tuition, and therefore loans.? Well…it’d would be outrageous, […]
“A Private War” review
Marie Colvin was a hero. Well, that’s the sentiment I assume this movie wants me to have when I walk away – and its mission […]
I completely ignored Black Friday and Cyber Week sales and I feel great! Gotta save that money and be a debt free gamer!
Featured Image credit: Mike Licht As many of you may know the student loan debt crisis is simply out of control and someone must fix it, […]
“Wildlife” review Slow, artistic family drama bubbles with underlying intensity
Children suffer the most in divorces. They are like innocent bystanders caught in the middle of a war. The powers that be (parents) can potentially […]
XFL cities and Stadiums announced! Sorry, Indianapolis, you didn't make it...
With Vincent Kennedy McMahon recently selling more of his glorious WWE Stock, this morning the world was finally given the cities and stadiums the relaunch […]
“Bohemian Rhapsody” review Long-awaited Queen biopic has incredible front man and insight on musical genius
I’ll give the critics one thing: this movie would be quite forgettable without Rami Malek. Coming from “Mr. Robot” (USA, 2015-present) fame, Malek was cast […]
“The Old Man & the Gun” review Robert Redford's swan song appropriately focuses on legacy and life experience
As I wrote in my most anticipated fall movies preview, my anticipation to see this movie was not Robert Redford or Sissy Spacek; it was […]
“Can You Ever Forgive Me?” review Simple movie makes for in-depth look at human ambition
“Can You Ever Forgive Me,” based on the real-life memoirs of Lee Israel, is perhaps the most specific movie about the most specific crime imaginable, […]
“22 July” review Bold, dark film chronicles 2011 Norway attacks
The one element you don’t expect going into this film is politics. However, Paul Greengrass’ latest delves into patriotism, fascism, and political ramifications surrounding the […]