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Samurai Champloo (2004-2005) - Anime TV Series Review
Samurai Champloo (2004-2005) is a brilliantly character-driven anime that fuses the soul of hip hop with the discipline of samurai traditions into something wholly original, following a trio of mismatched travellers across feudal Japan in a journey that is as entertaining as it is unexpectedly moving. Anime TV Series Info Title: Samurai Champloo.Director(s): Shinichirō Watanabe.Studio(s):…
The Iliad by Homer - Book Review
The Iliad by Homer is a breathtaking and viscerally entertaining epic that plunges readers into the brutal heart of the Trojan War, where gods meddle as freely as soldiers bleed, and where the line between divine will and human folly is so thin it is almost impossible to tell them apart. Book Info Title: The Iliad.Writer(s): Homer.Translator(s): Robert Fagles.Publisher: Penguin Classics.Format:…
Doom: The Dark Ages (2025) - Video Game Review
Doom: The Dark Ages (2025) is a thunderous medieval prequel that strips the Doom Slayer down to his most primal and relentless form, delivering one of the most viscerally satisfying first-person shooters in recent memory, even if its narrative ambitions struggle to keep pace with the carnage it so masterfully orchestrates. Video Game Info Title: Doom: The Dark Ages.Developer(s): id…
Supergirl (2026) - Movie Review
Supergirl (2026) is a fun space-opera romp that touches on its titular character’s struggle for belonging while inadvertently pulling her into a young girl’s quest for revenge, elevated by a standout performance from Milly Alcock but held back by significant liberties taken with its source material and the narrative shortcuts that come with them. Movie Info Title: Supergirl.Director(s): Craig…
The Last Contract of Isako by Fonda Lee - Book Review
The Last Contract of Isako by Fonda Lee is a decent standalone science-fiction adventure that blends samurai moral codes with corporate power structures to tell the story of a legendary swordswoman facing the end of her career, but one that ultimately falls short of the ambitious and edgy space opera it so desperately wants to be. Book Info Title: The Last Contract of Isako.Writer(s): Fonda…
The Man in the High Castle by Philip K. Dick - Book Review
The Man in the High Castle by Philip K. Dick is a conceptually audacious alternate history that imagines a world where the Axis powers won the Second World War, yet struggles to anchor that premise in characters compelling enough to make the reader care about its outcome. Book Info Title: The Man in the High Castle.Writer(s): Philip K. Dick.Publisher: Penguin.Format: Paperback.Release Date:…
The Left Hand of Darkness by Ursula K. Le Guin - Book Review
The Left Hand of Darkness by Ursula K. Le Guin is an exquisitely-written and thought-provoking classic that explores themes of gender norms and loyalty through a treacherous tale of self-discovery and survival. Published in 1969, the novel receives both the Hugo and Nebula Awards for Best Novel. This 50th anniversary paperback edition also comes with an introduction by David Mitchell and an…
The Wonderful O by James Thurber - Book Review
The Wonderful O by James Thurber is a lovely and whimsical fairy tale denouncing the absurd terror imposed by autocratic regimes. Entertaining for both children and adults, it dives into the ambitious adventures of two villains in their search for treasure on a lonely island. As their reign of terror grows with the banishment of the letter O from the people’s vocabulary, a wave of resilience…
The Wizard of the Kremlin by Giuliano da Empoli - Book Review
The Wizard of the Kremlin by Giuliano da Empoli is a decent exploration of the Tsar’s regime through the eyes of his mysterious spin doctor. It explores the notion of power within the Russian political landscape, and the crucial role of control through information. From the early 1990s to the early 2020s, the story gives a unique look at how the current Russian regime came to be through the…
The Punisher (2004) - Movie Review
The Punisher (2004) is a tentatively gritty crime thriller, that overindulges in its comical notes, as it offers a predictable and flawed, but surprisingly entertaining, origin story. Being the first take on the character where Marvel was among the production companies, it introduces viewers to the tragic past of the titular antihero and the violent punishment he deals out on the Saints mafia…
Prince Caspian by C. S. Lewis - Book Review
Prince Caspian by C. S. Lewis is an honorable sequel that sends the four Pevensie children back to Narnia to help a prince denied of his rightful throne by a false king. Full of wonderful description and a healthy dose of political intrigue, the story explores the courage of the young before a world of corruption. Despite an anticlimactic final act, the story remains charming and builds upon the…
Berserk (1997-1998) - Anime TV Series Review
Berserk (1997-1998) is a classic anime TV series that adapts the Black Swordsman story arc by introducing Guts and his journey amidst the Band of the Hawk. Alongside new allies, he journeys across Midland to help the band’s leader achieve his ultimate dream to rule a kingdom. What follows is a trechearous adventure, filled with insane and gory battles where only the strongest survive. While…
The 98th Academy Awards Best Animated Feature Film Oscars Prediction
Hi there ! Only a few hours left before the awards ceremony, but here I am with the last post on the matter, this time, for the best animated feature film! Having grown up with these in my life, I still marvel in awe at all the incredible hardwork put into bringing these animated movies to life. The amount of creativity that it takes to do these is absolutely incredible and some of the best…
Brief Interviews with Hideous Men by David Foster Wallace - Book Review
Brief Interviews with Hideous Men by David Foster Wallace is a fascinating collection of short stories, brimming with dark humour and provocative reflexions, that explores broken and hideous minds. Through transgressive and stylistic writing experimentation, the author delves into the psyche of his characters to explore their tormented selves, while depicting unequivocal thought-provoking issues…
The 98th Academy Awards Best International Feature Film Oscars Prediction
Hi there ! Only a week left before the Oscars, so here I am with another prediction, this time, for the best international feature film! I’ve always found it refreshing to delve into these nominees since they tend to steer clear of formulaic narratives that plague Hollywood, and focus on cultural heritages more often than not. 2025 saw some very solid international film releases and all of them…
Batman (Vol. 3): The Joker Year One by Chip Zdarsky - Comic Book Review
Batman (Vol. 3): The Joker Year One by Chip Zdarsky is a mediocre collection featuring two stories, “Mind Bomb” and “The Joker: Year One”. It picks up right after the forgettable Gotham War with Batman now alone in his war against crime, isolated from the Bat Family after recent events. The story thus focuses on Batman’s inner psyche, through the imprisoned persona of Zur-En-Arrh who seeks his…
The Gods Themselves by Isaac Asimov - Book Review
The Gods Themselves by Isaac Asimov is a classic science-fiction novel split into three parts that explores the discovery of a limitless, free energy that could change Earth forever. Through a mysterious process involving a parallel universe, this exchange, however, comes with a hefty price speculated by only a few individuals. Earth’s survival thus lies in proving these assumptions before it’s…