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Review: Sleepy Hollow 2.07- "Deliverance"

This week’s Sleepy Hollow was centered around Katrina. Finally, we get to see more of the enchantress; if only it were under better circumstances. Katrina suspects she’s been supernaturally poisoned, but she’s not that lucky. She’s actually been supernaturally impregnated, and the demon she’s carrying is Moloch himself. Yikes doesn’t begin to cover it.

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TV Reviews Nina Bird TV Reviews Nina Bird

Review: Arrow 3.05 - "The Secret Origin of Felicity Smoak"

This week on Arrow, we delve into Felicity’s past. Mama Smoak comes to town, and the villain of the week is using a virus- written by Felicity back in her college days- to take over Starling City. This episode was lighter on the action and heavier on the flashbacks, but I wouldn’t call it a filler. Felicity’s an important character, and if we’re doing flashbacks every week, it’s nice to change things around a bit.

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Hardcore - The First Ever Action POV Feature Film Looks Amazing

Here's a preview of what could be the coolest movie that the world has ever known. It's called "Hardcore" and it aims to be the first all POV feature ever. The movie's director, Ilya Naishuller has taken to crowd sourcing to finish it. So that's why the film is on Indiegogo fighting for its goal of $250k. Peep the clip and see what you think. I for one hope this makes it to its goal because it looks pretty damn sweet.

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Comic Reviews André Habet Comic Reviews André Habet

Review: Cloaks #3

I’m having a bit of a rough time remembering when this comic used to be about a young illusionist that’s wrangled into the eponymous secret organization. In its latter half, Cloaks more resemble a crime procedural in the TNT vein with a wunderkind detective who may or may not be way over his head in giving the save-the-world thing a try.

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Comic Reviews André Habet Comic Reviews André Habet

Review: The Humans #1

It’s amazing how a second reading can change your opinion on a text. I recall reading Tom Sawyer in high school, and intensely despising it before coming back years later and realizing how genius and hilarious it was. Similarly, and Twain might spin in his white suit for this, the first time around The Humans read like nothing more than an escapist fantasy of misplaced nostalgia for a time and place that were not all that great, and to boot it just felt like sexist drivel thanks to one page early on.

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