‘It Starts With Us’ never should have started

After riding the way of the very successful It Ends With Us, Colleen Hoover's follow-up novel It Starts With Us never should have started at all. Poorly written characters, unlikeable motivations, and awkward stylistic choices make this would-be romance into a true train wreck. 

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Hold onto the chandelier ‘The Three Phantoms’ are here

The Three Phantoms brings style, class, and classic music to the theater. Featuring songs and performances from legacy stage performances, The Three Phantoms is something no one should miss

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Love hath made thee a tame snake: Gong elevates a classic in 'Foul Lady Fortune'

In a retelling of a Shakespearian classic, Foul Lady Fortune is a masterclass in character and heart. All the drama and story without the old English poetry. 

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Aptly named ‘Marvelous’ leaves you swimming in Gravy

With the new release, Yung Gravy brings his silky smooth appeal to ears everywhere once again with Marvelous. From niche internet rapper to meme rap legend, Yung Gravy further cements his status as a modern music icon.

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Spice and nothing-else nice ruins ‘Kingdom of the Feared’

Kingdom of the Feared is the final edition to Kerri Maniscalco's Kingdom trilogy. Despite so much potential in the magic system and world building, Kingdom of the Fallen falls short on delivering. Offering up weak characters, poorly written plot and dialogue, and a lack of development. 

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Grin and bear the horror that follows ‘Smile’

Smile, written and directed by Patrick Finn, is a horror film hiding overused horror tropes and poor character development behind a toothy smile. Despite inspired cinematography, Smile is nothing short of an empty grin.

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