Game Review: The Saboteur (2009)
The Saboteur was and still is a very, very strange game. The story is about an Irish race car mechanic/driver named Devlin. He and his close friend Jules end up…
Film Review: School for Scoundrels (2006)
School for Scoundrels is probably a name you haven’t heard before, unless you were a comedy aficionado in 2006 or, like me, doomscrolled through Amazon comedies until you found an…
Game Review: SCARFACE (2006)
The World Is Yours, a game many of you reading have likely never heard of. It’s an absurd, bizarre take on the Scarface story. What if Tony Montana didn’t die…
Game Review: MARATHON (2026)
“ESCAPE WILL MAKE ME GOD” is the main tagline that’s used for Bungies new Extraction shooter Marathon. The extraction shooter genre has seen a bit of a resurgence. The success…
Tender Is The Flesh—Atrocity, Inclemency, Excess and Sadism
This entire book is graphic. Do not skip the Trigger Warnings. Cannibalism, Animal Cruelty, Gore, Child Death, Rape, Murder, Death of a Parent, Infertility, Human Trafficking, Misogyny, Dehumanization. Proceed with…
Book Review—Blood Justice: A Gloriously Dark Sequel
Before you go further, please be aware that this book is a sequel of the novel Blood Debts. If you would like to read my review of the first, click…
I Never Thought Of It That Way – Book Review: Bridging the Political Divides, from One Person to the Next
I think it is clear to say that America is in a political divide. From the left and the right, democrats and republicans, there is discord, misconceptions, stereotypes, and lies…
When Oceans Rise, a Book Review: A Good Story Drowning in Bad Pacing
‘When Oceans Rise’ by Robin Alvarez is a Filipino retelling of the Little Mermaid myth. It follows Malaya, a Filipina teenager in Corpus Christi, Texas. Her home life is not…
Camp Zero – Book Review
“Camp Zero” by Michelle Min Sterling, is a dystopian, apocalyptic story following three perspectives. Rose, a high-end escort, is tasked with spying on Meyer, an influential architect, who’s working on…
Etiquette & Espionage – book review
Etiquette & Espionage by Gail Carriger, is a historical steampunk novel following a mischievous young girl named Sophronia Temminnick. She was picked to join an elite and exclusive finishing school…