Tag Archives: fantasy

Review: Hellboy (2019)

Posted on April 12, 2019 by adamryen

Hellboy (2019) I’m a huge fan of the Hellboy franchise. The two prior films were really enjoyable and lately I’ve dove into the comic books as well and there’s a lot to love there. We’ve been waiting for the third … Continue reading →

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Review: Bright

Posted on December 22, 2017 by adamryen

Bright. Netflix is starting to step up its game and produce not only original television, but now massive original movies, which Bright is one of the biggest (and most expensive). But just because it’s big and costly, does that mean … Continue reading →

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(Review) King Arthur: Legend of the Sword

Posted on May 12, 2017 by adamryen

King Arthur: Legend of the Sword. No one was really asking for a new King Arthur movie but here we are. I don’t think anyone really knew this movie was coming out because everyone I talked to about this movie … Continue reading →

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What is Dungeons and Dragons?

Posted on January 6, 2016 by adamryen

What is Dungeons and Dragons? Back in 1974, the first iteration of Dungeons and Dragons was published. This was the dawn of the modern roleplaying game. One player, called a Dungeon Master, or DM for short, coordinated the adventure for … Continue reading →

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(PS4 Review) King’s Quest: Chapter One

Posted on December 9, 2015 by adamryen

King’s Quest: Chapter One This is a remake of the classic games from back in the 80s and 90s but it’s back with up-to-date graphics and mechanics. It’s designed by the same developer, Sierra, and I played on Playstation 4. … Continue reading →

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Review: The Last Witch Hunter

Posted on October 24, 2015 by adamryen

The Last Witch Hunter. Every year we get a few movies like this. Big actor tries their luck with an effects-heavy action adventure film with a supernatural twist. We’ve gotten gems like Van Helsing, I, Frankenstein, Hansel and Gretel, and … Continue reading →

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Review: Tomorrowland

Posted on May 22, 2015 by adamryen

Tomorrowland. This movie was a mystery. The trailers didn’t reveal too much, it’s not based on any sort of book, and it’s not a sequel or remake. So that means people will be curious. Is it good? Let’s dive in. … Continue reading →

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