Solvent: Review. By Robert Ewing. The rise of fascism and far-right ideologies are becoming overly commonplace in mainstream news headlines. Whether it be Donald Trump making remarks about Canada becoming the 51st State of America or the marital law incident in South Korea. Seeing world-changing events and hearing horrible rhetoric

Arcane. Review. By Christopher Patterson. An Overall, Extremely Aggravating, Bafflingly Worthless, Stuck-Up Piece Of Nonsense.  This is a long one. Okay, so Arcane ended a month or so ago, and I still can’t forget it. I know give it a couple months then read bad fanfics but might as well use this

The Order: Review. By Nick Boyd. "The Order,” a tense thriller, which mostly takes place in rural Washington and Idaho is an insightful and sobering look at antisemitic ideology in 1980s America.  Based on true events, the film stars Jude Law as veteran FBI agent Terry Husk, who is trying to

Harbin – Review. By Daniel Rester. Harbin tells the real-life story of Korean independence activists who fought against the Japanese in order to try to gain freedom for their country. More specifically, it focuses on an assassination plot in 1909. During that time, a group of Koreans sought to eliminate Japanese

In the Shadow Of The Cypress: Short Review. By Joe Muldoon. Sublimely gorgeous and refreshingly original, writer-director-producer duo Shirin Sohani and Hossein Molayemi’s In the Shadow of the Cypress is a stunning feat in short-form animation. A former captain struggling with PTSD lives in a house along the coast with