REVIEW: Kenzo Ramen is noodle soup for the soul
REVIEW BY JESSE CECCHETTO Chicken soup may have been for the soul at one point in time, but in the diverse modern food era we […]
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REVIEW: Bohemian Rhapsody: Another one does not bite the dust
REVIEW BY ERIC NEILSON When you think about rock ’n’ roll legends what comes to mind? One of the names that should come quickly is […]
REVIEW: Want a Republican to hate this year other than Trump? Vice is for you!
BY ADAM FARADAY Vice, written and directed by Adam McKay, is a 2018 biographical Dramedy starring Christian Bale as former U.S. Vice-President Dick Cheney, Sam […]
DC Comics’ Aquaman is an ocean of adventure
REVIEW BY ALEXANDER MARGAVIO This review contains minor spoilers regarding Aquaman plot details. Ever since DC Comics’ first attempt at a comic book movie franchise […]
REVIEW: Spider-Man swings into another instant hit
REVIEW BY ALEXANDER MARGAVIO This review contains minor spoilers regarding Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse plot details. With Superhero films dominating the cinemas for more than […]
The After Series: so typical you will want more
BY DEVON COLLINS Through these novels, we follow the journey of a typical college student, finding love, losing it, and realizing she doesn’t know anything […]
Crazy For You succeeds as same old song and dance
THEATRE REVIEW BY TYLER COLLINS Crazy For You is among the most likeable and whimsical musicals of the last 25 years. The new production now […]
Make Me Know You Sweet a sweet escape
BY MATTHEW CLARK Brian Leeds’ latest album Make Me Know You Sweet, the first under his new Pendant moniker, is a stellar piece of ambient […]
Tahoe sees Dedekind Cut traversing new ground
BY MATTHEW CLARK Fred Warmsley’s latest album under the Dedekind Cut moniker, Tahoe, is a meditative, ethereal album that sees the producer further exploring the […]
The End of Times have never been more fun than in Vermintide 2
BY TYLER REYNOLDS There are few longer running tabletop games and even less with as much lore as the Warhammer series. Debuting in 1983 it […]
The End of the F***ing World will have you feeling sorry for a killer
BY DEVON COLLINS Includes spoilers The only time you will ever find yourself feeling heartbroken for a teenage killer is after watching the Netflix original […]
The Cradle Will Rock your socks off
THEATRE REVIEW BY TYLER COLLINS Over the last few years, Theatre Sheridan’s best productions are often the ones that come to the Studio Theatre mid-winter. […]