Guys and Dolls Amaze All
I’m going to be honest and say that Guys and Dolls (directed by Alan Haehnel) was one of the best musical productions that I’ve seen. While I haven’t seen as many as some, I’ve...
Category: Reviews
Golden Fangs (GARO: The Animation) review
Golden Fangs (GARO: The Animation) Episodes: 26 Original Airing: 2014-2015 GARO is an atypical superhero series, focusing on the characters and their personal lives in an incredibly hostile setting. I’ve left this review intentionally...
A Cowboy’s Review
Game: Westerado: Double Barreled Available on: Steam Setting: Westerado is best described as a playable Clint Eastwood film. You play as a rancher whose family is killed by a mysterious murderer, and now...
Review of Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles (2012)
There have been several adaptations of TMNT, some good, some bad and some just downright ridiculous. For those of you who aren’t familiar with the Turtles, they had a comic book series that started...
Solving a Mystery Three Times in a Row
One would think that after solving the same mystery four nights a week for an entire two months that the entire process would get dull, but that wasn’t the case for my experience in...
Reinventing an Icon: Batman Beyond
Episodes: 50 Original Airing: 1999-2001 After the success of Batman: The Animated Series, Warner Bros felt confident that a Batman cartoon could do well, and gave the new series more room to innovate. The...
Minecraft with Zombies
To all the zombie media fans here at HHS who might have wondered how well you’d fare during a zombie apocalypse, you can satisfy your curiosity, because a game being developed called Project Zomboid...
It’s a Bird! It’s a Plane! It’s a Gundam! (Gundam Wing episodes 1 and 2)
The Gundam series is to Japan what Star Trek is to America, a sci-fi adventure in space, with cool technology and battles. However, Gundam has giant robots, or Mecha, instead of aliens and spaceships....
Interstellar Film Review
I don’t go out to the movies often. It isn’t because I don’t enjoy it, but taking the time to see a movie that starts at one time and can’t be stopped to pee...
Tool Doesn’t Fail With New Album 10,000 Days
The release of Tool’s album Lateralus in 2001 changed the course of progressive rock. This album ushered in a new age where the use of odd time signatures helped achieve a sound that will...
