Encanto: Being the Black Sheep of the Family
The newest Disney movie, Encanto, is widely accepted in the community for being a representation of transgenerational trauma. And while that core concept is as evident in the movie as […]
Instagram Has A Serious Art Theft Problem
The photo-sharing giant started humble, but it really went downhill after being acquired by then-Facebook, now-Meta. However, that doesn’t stop it from maintaining a pretty decent userbase – even though […]
The Lost Potential of Ocean Waves (1993)
Ocean Waves (1993), known in Japan as “I Can Hear the Sea,” is a Japanese anime television film directed by Tomomi Mochizuki and written by Kaori Nakamura based on the […]
Review: Replica
Now that I have a better computer and friends willing to sit through games with me, I decided to play through some of the games that I had gotten either […]
Review: Everlasting Summer
This game sat in my Steam library for years. I think I got it back in 2014, when it first released.
What Is Up With the “Satisfying” Posts?
I had this drafted from last year but the sentiment still stands. What the hell is up with those “satisfying” videos?
Review: Flower
So, after getting a copy of the game near the end of 2020, I finally played through it a few days ago.
The Unexpected Depth of Cyberpunk 2077
I feel like I’m beating a dead horse here, but after finally finishing the entire game–and I mean going through all the side-gigs, all the hustles, and the entire main […]
So, I Played Cyberpunk 2077 With Zero Expectations
Now, I’m not Joseph Anderson, so I can’t really give you a rather in-depth rip into the game. In fact, I personally don’t really loathe games I play. I am […]
Tumblr: Hiding Behind Anon
A while back, I managed to stumble across a video about the Black Mirror episode, “Hated in the Nation.” I thought it was quite the throwback. I haven’t heard much from Black Mirror nowadays, except for the constant joke that we are experiencing the sixth season in real life, so […]
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