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Van Halst: ‘World of Make Believe’ – Influencing Change Through Music [Review]

by Ashton Clemmer | Mar 29, 2016

Van Halst have released their first studio album, World of Make Believe. Fronted by Kami Van Halst, her eclectic vocals, along with honest and direct lyrics gives the album a sentimental and intimate vibe. Musically, the diverse styling designs a unique tone and helps...

Batman V Superman: Dawn of Justice – The ‘Anti-Hobbit’ A Trilogy Packed into One Movie [Review]

by Mark Miller | Mar 28, 2016

I’ve been sick of superhero movies for a while now, hype or no hype. There’s just been so many. I remember this happened with vampire movies and also zombie movies – not long after they get popular there’s a giant glut of the things. Then someone comes along...

Black Sails Season 3: The Craziest Action & Effects of Any TV Series Ever Produced [Review]

by Keven Skinner | Mar 27, 2016

From Starz, creators Jonathan E. Steinberg and Robert Levine alongside producer Michael Bay comes the hit pirate drama series Black Sails. This series stars Toby Stephens, Luke Arnold, Zach McGowan, Tom Hopper, Jessica Parker Kennedy, Hannah New, Clara Paget, Toby...

Bloodshot Reborn Annual #1: Jeff Lemire & Kano Turn The Slasher Genre Upside Down with Jacob [Review]

by Keven Skinner | Mar 24, 2016

From Valiant Comics comes the mega-sized Bloodshot Annual #1. This special, jampacked comic is Written by JEFF LEMIRE with RAY FAWKES, MICHEL FIFFE & BENJAMIN MARRA, and PAUL MAYBURY featuring Art by KANO with RAY FAWKES, BENJAMIN MARRA, and PAUL MAYBURY. It is...

Daddy’s Home on Blu-ray: The Only Genuine Laugh Involves a Violent Ball to The Face Gag [Review]

by Keven Skinner | Mar 22, 2016

From Paramount and director Sean Anders comes Daddy’s Home. Starring Will Ferrell and Mark Wahlberg, the comedy is now available to own on DVD and Blu-ray everywhere. Brad (Ferrell), who always dreamed of having the perfect family, is determined to become the...

Killswitch Engage – Incarnate: A Reminder of The Band’s Origins, You Better Hold On… [Review]

by Ashton Clemmer | Mar 17, 2016

The highly anticipated seventh studio album Incarnate, from Killswitch Engage was released on March 11th, 2016 and is now available on iTunes and in most music stores. If you’ve been a fan of Killswitch Engage during the early days or most recent, this record is...