an amazing grace, only putting little nods except for one up close for a gag. I can’t say much more good about this movie, some things weren’t like absolutely perfect, but I didn’t expect it to be so good. Overall, 8/10.

every part of them entirely. The makeup of The Marionette mask is very very well done on each character that is taken by the spirit. The ending and post credits immediately setting up antagonists for the next movie was handled well, and with a reference of course. The fan service was handled with

off putting Michael Afton from his first second being a jumpscare. Skeet Ulrich, who I wish got more time, as Henry Emily was a genius choice to at least establish the fact he knows what’s happening to a degree. The idea of Charlotte being a vengeful spirit that can jump between hosts and control

helps, previously being one of the killers in ‘Scream’. Josh Hutcherson continues to play his role as the kinda awkward, yet clever hero, he’s able to figure out how a full computer system and that most of the animatronics are repelled with the spare mask. Freddy Carter plays an impressively

Most Anticipated Music:
MAN BITES DOG by Femtanyl
Piss In The Wind by Joji
Don’t Be Dumb by A$AP Rocky
The Mountain by Gorillaz
Can We Hang Out Sometime by Good Kid

10. Lover Girl by Laufey

2. Experimental Skin by Jane Remover
3. Don’t be like mouse by kmoe
4. Body High(ft. Toro y Moi) by Rich Brian
5. PIXELATED KISSES by Joji
6. PLASTIC! (EVERYBODY HATES US NOW!) by ISSBROKIE
7. NATURAL CAUSES by Quadeca
8. Cracc at 15 by Maxo Kream
9. Chains and Whips by Clipse

masterpiece look somewhere else, this is not the album for it. Not a detractor from the album, the production and instrumentals take center stage on pretty much every song, and that’s how it’s meant to be. Most everything is fun, but not mind blowing or absolutely amazing. Overall, 6.5/10.

It’s incredibly gruesome and heartbreaking as the original series is, but there’s just more to see for a demo based on a predefined series of events. Overall, I don’t want to wait until 2026, but, that’s how it is. 8/10.

flex this acting skills against himself and others. Ruffalo makes another appearance as an amazingly written character who is easy and satisfying to hate and seeing him die is lovely. There’s not much bad to say about the technical pieces of this movie. I really enjoyed it. 7.5/10.

issue. Everything sounds very similar across the 47 minute runtime. Its biggest pull outside of the sound is continuing a cool story told throughout four albums so far. Everything is written very well, performances from both Josh and Tyler are exemplary, this is worth a listen. Overall, 7.5/10.

that. A 22 year old white kid from Toronto fighting like he’s Bruce Lee and getting hit like he heals like Wolverine. All of the Evil Exes really owned their powers and weaknesses. This is a truly and wholly unique experience that I think everyone should watch. Overall, 8/10.

The music also rocks. I love Sex Bob-Omb’s midwest emo rock sound, especially when it’s clashing with the other bands in the battles. On the topic of battles, the fight scenes. The choreography of every move is masterful and absolutely beautiful. Also, who the hell taught Scott Pilgrim to fight like

is something to be had, but not here. Overall, 4.5/10.

the lamest way possible. It definitely sounds like an AJR project, if anything it’s another step back in pretty much everything. My biggest gripe with AJR is that they CLEARLY have musical talent, but they seem to have a truly difficult time applying it. It sucks to see because it’s so obvious there