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Review – Three Billboards Outside Ebbing Missouri

By guest columnist Caleb Luther. What a powerful and poignant piece of black comedy. I’ve been pretty big on this director’s work for some while now (In Bruges, Seven Psychopaths), but he may have just topped himself with this one. Three Billboards goes above and beyond in developing its characters, making this already intriguing premise deeply layered

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Review: The Glass Town Game

“We can go to Cowan Bridge School and learn a lot of rot we already know and freeze and starve and probably die of consumption, or we can get on a fairy train driven by our Christmas presents.” The four siblings called it The Glass Town Game, but it was more than just a simple

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Review: Maze Runner: The Death Cure

The Maze Runner trilogy has come to an end with the third and final installment: Maze Runner: The Death Cure. Following after the 2014 The Maze Runner and the 2015 sequel Maze Runner: The Scorch Trials, and based on the YA novels by James Dashner, we once again follow Thomas and his groups of runners

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Review – Transformers Lost Light #13

“Now kneel, before I dispose of this disposable.” “I know you won’t believe me, but I was going to kneel anyway. Makes it easier to aim.” James Roberts and Alex Milne team up for an issue where we see what happens when the Lost Light crew is locked inside a small ship for way too

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Review and Preview: Strangers In Paradise XXV #1

Terry Moore returns to his wildly popular comic-book series with Strangers In Paradise XXV. Celebrating twenty-five years since the first issue of the original series was published, SIPXXV gives us an all-new story about Katrina Choovanski and Helen Francine Peters-Silver (Katchoo and Francine to their friends. And everyone else who knows what’s good for them), their attempts to

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Review: Legrand Legacy

Traditional turn-based JRPGs are nowhere near as prevalent as they were back in the late 90s and early 2000s but that isn’t stopping developer SEMISOFT from making exactly that. Legrand Legacy is a turn-based JRPG inspired game that pays homage to JRPG classics like Final Fantasy, Breath of Fire, Legend of Dragoon, and Suikoden. Utilizing an art style reminiscent

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Review: Lady Bird

By guest writer The K.E.Y. Reviews. Lady Bird is a fresh and unique coming-of-age film that offers drama and comedy with a sense of realism. As Greta Gerwig’s directorial debut and screenplay, the film did not disappoint. I say it’s one of the best movies of 2017 and definitely Oscar-worthy.

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