by Sebastian Kluth
CyHra's Letters to Myself is diabetes metal: a thick-layered saccharine syrupy alternative rock effort that doesn't have anything to do with the bands its different members had been involved with prior to forming this band. The record is domineered by...
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Cold Pursuit is a remake of the Norwegian movie In Order of Disappearance. While I usually dislike Hollywood remakes, this film is a quite positive surprise. The director of the original movie was also given the chance to direct the remake and it is obvious...
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In Flames has always progressively changed and shifted its sound to become one of the most versatile and exciting bands in the melodic death metal genre. I, the Mask is the first album where the band sounds somewhat directionless and rehashes numerous...
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John Wick: Chapter 2 is both one of the few action movies that actually has a reason to exist and that can compete with its predecessor. The former is confirmed since the titular main character has killed so many criminals in the predecessor that he has...
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Happy Death Day was the most positive cinematic surprise of the year when it was released about one and a half years ago. The characters were quirky, the plot was surprising, the thrills were gripping, the jokes were humorous and the acting was emotional....
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Overkill had a stunning return to form with energetic thrash metal output Ironbound nine years ago. The band kept its momentum with The Electric Age that had less convincing song writing but still plenty of juvenile spirit. Two years later, White Devil...
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The Wandering Earth is a Chinese science-fiction blockbuster based upon the critically acclaimed novella of the same name by award-winning author Liu Cixin. The movie convinces with stunning visual and sound effects that bring a dystopian world to live....
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