Rockstar North, the developer of the incredibley successful “Grand Theft Auto” franchise, combines unparalleled gameplay mechanics with new, innovative features and an outstandingly realistic and satirical world to explore. Despite being overtly inappropriate, the thrilling experience of “Grand Theft Auto V” makes it the best video game of the year. […]
Although the band treads no unexplored ground of the alternative genre in the album, “AM” remains another success with its multiple hit tracks. Their heavier use of guitar and drums, rather than electronic sounds, the superb vocals and overall lyrical genius make for an unarguably high quality album. […]
“Always Sunny” has just started its ninth season under the lead writers of Rob McElhenney and Glenn Howerton (who also star as some of the main characters). The balance of crude humor and blatantly insensitive dialogue makes the show, once again, one of the most hysterical on television. […]
Created by Jeff and Jackie Schaffer, who previously worked on sitcoms such as “Seinfeld” and “Curb Your Enthusiasm,” “The League” consists of only a brief plot outline, which grants the actors a full range of comedic freedom. With no written script to go off of, FXX’s hit show brings forth refreshing comedic value. […]
The powerful bond between father and daughter serves as the foundation in director Denis Villeneuve’s psychological thriller, “Prisoners.” Founded on compelling performances, the ambitious director’s dark film is engrossing, elaborate and one of the best films of the year thus far. […]
By Jack Howorth Contributing Writer Ed Boon, creator of the classic game “Mortal Kombat,” combines fast-paced fights and intricate cut scenes in his new video game, “Injustice: Gods Among Us,” to create a thrilling and […]
By Shaylyn Austin News Editor Originally premiering at the 2012 Cannes Film Festival, “Mud” has found its way to the American big screen. Writer and director Jeff Nichols convincingly captures the culture and lives of […]
By Zack Gill Copy Editor In James Salter’s first novel in 30 years, “All That Is,” he describes the primary backdrop of post-war New York City as “a tremendous opera with an infinite cast and […]
By Tj Ford Contributing Writer Dimension Films’ latest release, “Scary Movie V,” fails to live up to the already-abysmal standards of spoof comedies like its similarly horrible predecssors in the “Scary Movie” franchise. The film […]
By Ari Howorth Arts Editor It is hard for science fiction films to develop stories and twists that haven’t been overdone before. Joseph Kosinski’s “Oblivion” suffers from this problem. “Oblivion” is unique stylistically and is […]
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