By Sui Ishida 5 Stars Tokyo Ghoul is a dark fantasy manga that explores the boundaries between humans and ‘monsters’ through a compelling and emotionally charged narrative set in a world where flesh-eating humans named Ghouls live, hidden among humans. The story follows a young man by the name of Ken Kaneki, who had undergone a…
Video Game Review: Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 3
Created by Activision 2 Stars Overall, this game, Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 3, wasn’t as engaging as the other Call of Duty games, as I already mentioned. It wasn’t accurately enjoyable in my taste of the game. Maybe it’s my taste, I don’t know? If it’s your first time in the Modern Warfare series…
Book Review: The Island of Doctor Moreau
By H.G. Wells 5 Stars H.G. Wells authored and published The Island of Doctor Moreau in 1956. This brief novel revolves around Edward Prendick, a shipwrecked traveller who washed up on a mysterious island. Although seeming relatively harmless at first blush, unfolding events wrack terror through the distraught Englishman as he notices abnormal happenings throughout the isle. From bloodcurdling cries to grotesque…
Book Review: The Sheep, the Rooster, and the Duck
By Matt Phelan 2 Stars The Sheep, The Rooster and the Duck is a funny, quirky read that takes place in 18th-century France. The story follows three weird animal companions: a sheep, a rooster, and a duck. Who ride in a hot-air balloon and secretly work behind the scenes to protect humanity from hidden dangers…
Movie Review: Peter Rabbit
Directed by Will Gluck 5 Stars This 2018 movie adaptation of the beloved stories of Peter Rabbit by acclaimed children’s author Beatrix Potter is not only a new spin on classic characters, but also a hilariously entertaining movie for the whole family. Peter Rabbit and his sisters – Flopsy, Mopsy, and Cottontail – and cousin, Benjamin, were…
Book Review: 1984
By George Orwell 5 Stars 1984 by George Orwell is a compelling and terrifying dystopian read. Despite being written in 1949, over 76 years ago, the conflict of the story still stands in 2025. The main character, Winston Smith, grapples with the reality of what he knows is true and what the government tells him to…
Book Review: The Labors of Hercules
By Agatha Christie 4 Stars The Greek hero Hercules and the Belgian sleuth Hercule Poirot might share the same name, but one can see the clear dissimilarities in their outward appearance and mental capabilities. Yet, Poirot realized a subtle similarity between him and Hercules. Both had worked hard to rid society of certain evils. As…
Book Review: Woods Runner
By Gary Paulson 4 Stars Woods Runner, written by Gary Paulsen, is an exciting and suspenseful novel following the adventure of Samuel, a thirteen-year-old boy whose life is forever changed when his small, isolated cabin on the outskirts of Pennsylvania is raided by British soldiers and his parents are taken as prisoners while he was out…
Book Review: Star Wars: Red Harvest
By Joe Schreiber 4 Stars The exciting Star Wars: Red Harvest, written by Joe Schreiber, expands the Star Wars universe. This horror book, which takes place during the Old Republic, offers a unique twist on the usual Star Wars narrative by combining elements of horror with science fiction. The story focuses on Hestizo Trace, a Jedi farmer with the…
Video Game Review: EA Sports FC 25
Created by Electronic Arts 5 Stars The game FC25 is a very popular game that is known all over the world and is also one of the best realistic developed soccer simulation games, as this is the latest version of soccer games that are developed by EA Sports. One of the things I love about…
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