WWE Crown Jewel was held in Saudi Arabia yesterday and it was...something. A new Universal Champion was crowned, the SmackDown Tag and WWE Championships were being defended. Also the WWE World Cup Tournament to decide the best wrestler in the world took place. However, after watching the final moments I didn't know whether to be... Continue Reading →
Quentin Tarantino has had many films over his iconic career. Whether you're a fan of immense dialogue between characters, back and forth points of view, or intense violence there is one movie of his that has left an impression on movie lovers. It took some time and discussion, but we finally got it. These are... Continue Reading →
Last night WWE made history by having it's first ever all-women's pay-per-view event, Evolution. The women of the past, present, and future was celebrated all evening. Two Hall-Of-Famers wanted to prove they still got it, a 20-Woman Battle Royal for #1 Contendership, and every Women's Championship was on the line. Here's our review of the... Continue Reading →
Nostalgia will always have a place in gaming and for the last few years, remastering classic games and franchises have been the latest trend. Sonic The Hedgehog, Crash Bandicoot, Resident Evil, and even Call Of Duty have seen updated versions on gaming consoles and PCs. With MegaMan 11 now released and Sypro getting it's trilogy... Continue Reading →
The iconic serial killer introduced in John Carpenter’s franchise-spawning 1978 film Halloween has stalked his way through 10 installments of the series over the last four decades, often with diminishing returns both critically and commercially. You can’t keep a good cinematic slasher down, though this weekend’s Halloween not only shares a title with the 1978... Continue Reading →
Review by Randall Redd SmackDown Tag Team Championship Match: New Day (C.) Vs. The Bar Great opener. Not too much. Just enough good action to give us a taste of things to come. Glad for the result as well. I still feel as though the New Day are good enough to not be split up... Continue Reading →
Finally we have another appearance by the anti-hero we thought would never appear again, since the release of the highly disappointing Spider-Man 3. Review by LaMarcus Jones Venom is a reimagining of Eddie Brock and the symbiote meeting, when Peter Parker wasn't part of the equation. Eddie, played by Tom Hardy, is an investigative journalist... Continue Reading →
Logic has a hard time pleasing everyone in his rapidly growing fan base. The positive feels on his last album, Everybody, had some wishing he would go back to his more slick and lyrical style. Then when he put out Bobby Tarantino II, other fans complained that there wasn't any songs relaying his usual motivational... Continue Reading →
As the years went on, it became easier to believe that Tha Carter V would never see the light of day. Maybe it wasn't up to par and that's why it wasn't released. Many believed that it didn't even exist to begin with. Through the legal battles with former mentor and label head, Brian "Birdman"... Continue Reading →
Once every month, I'm going to pick a particular artist (mainly in hip-hop) and rank their albums from my least favorite to almost classic. Drake has had a rather interesting summer from his beef with Pusha T, reveal of his son, and the release of his newest album, Scorpion. But which album of Drizzy's catalog... Continue Reading →
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