What You Missed at Safe in Sound Festival
If you don’t know how to listen to the perfect beat drop with the right amount of bass, EDM is not for you. Safe...
‘The Judge’ is sentimental to a flaw
Very few actors manage to carry a film almost entirely by themselves. It usually requires an incredible solo performance, such as Ryan Reynold’s role...
Halloween Horror Nights and Diagon Alley find new ways to draw you in
This past weekend, I was able to attend a special VIP tour at Universal Studios Orlando, which included a behind the scenes look at...
Rise Against play it safe in Orlando
Concerts are sometimes difficult to review, because those attending are often already fans of the band, and easier to please than a blind viewer.
So,...
“Tusk” takes audiences on a fun and bizarre ride
Horror films are some of the hardest to judge. The genre is rooted in attempting to shock, scare and terrify the audience, gimmicks that...
Review: Theatre UCF’s Baltimore Waltz
“It’s the language that terrifies me,” character Anna (Shanel Sparr) reveals in Baltimore Waltz, Theatre UCF’s Black Box show currently running from Thursday, Sept....
Review: Halloween Horror Nights presents improved scares
Last year’s most disappointing feature of Universal’s Halloween Horror Nights had to be the exclusion of independent scare zones, in favor of having the entire...
Washed Out Returns Orlando, Delivered More Groovy Tunes
Venturing to an uncharted concert venue in Orlando is quite are rare situation for me, but nonetheless proved to be a trip worthwhile.
The Plaza...
Boyhood: One of the Best of the Decade
A film, truly worthy of praise, is something to be cherished and discussed and relived and remembered.
A work of cinema that leaves you...
Noah Film Impresses in Every Way
One of the greatest challenges organized religion faces in modern society is the ability to attract newer generations who feel a growing disconnect between...
