The newest addition to the John Wick franchise packs some serious punch
Director Chad Stahelski and his team somehow manage to go beyond any expectations in the fourth entry of the John Wick series.
Jubilee: A visual spectacle crafted by a masterful storyteller
Jubilee is more than just a visual masterpiece.
Movies / Evil Dead Rise: A gory good time
At 96 minutes, Evil Dead Rise is an extremely easy watch and every horror fan should check it out.
Music / Lana Del Rey’s “Did You Know That There’s a Tunnel Under Ocean Blvd” embodies vulnerable self-reflection
Lana Del Rey's new album isn't all that was expected from it, but it also provides a lot of surprises.
Jisoo is in full bloom with solo debut album “ME”
The album manages to showcase Jisoo's genius as a soloist.
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Children’s books might end up giving us more as adults than they did to us as children.
Why Studio Ghibli’s men are the standard
Studio Ghibli's portrayal of men is deemed as the standard by many.
5 anime series to catch up on during Eid vacation
Here are five short anime series you can spend your vacation binging on.
IVE skydive into stardom with first studio album
IVE’s album is definitely an exciting release which deserves the hype it’s receiving.
Plants Vs. Zombies 2: It’s About Time we talk about it
Plants Vs. Zombies 2: It’s About Time is the long-awaited sequel to PopCap’s Plants Vs. Zombies.
All Quiet on the Western Front is everything a perfect film should be
All Quiet on the Western Front’s ability to show contrasts makes it unique.
No Longer Human: Dazai’s tale of distortion, degeneration, and decay
No Longer Human is perhaps more relevant today than it has ever been.
A beginner’s guide to soulsborne games
This article serves as a guide to the most interesting entry points to Miyazaki's world and the soulsborne genre.
86: An anime about tragedy, trauma, and a war “without” casualties
86 is a rare gem of an anime and one that will certainly satisfy the watcher.
Artcell scales new heights with Otritio
Artcell’s Otritio doesn’t shy away from making a bold statement.
The Menu: Social commentary served on a silver platter
The Menu served, ate, but it certainly left some crumbs behind.
