BY JOHN CARTER JR Amidst taking a trip out into the country with your friends, you become stranded in the middle of nowhere with no…
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Summer Scares: Alien (1979)
BY JOHN CARTER JR Deep in the darkness of space live many horrors. Black holes, exploding stars, and creatures beyond our comprehension. Recognizing this fear…
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Summer Scares: Scooby-Doo and The Cyber Chase
BY JOHN CARTER JR “Scooby-Doo and the Cyber Chase” is among the weirdest in Scooby-Doo’s direct-to-video catalog. Being the last of the Mook animation Scooby-Doo…
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Summer Scares: Sweet Home
BY JOHN CARTER JR You are on the edge. A place where time meets void, life meets death, hope meets despair. You stand there with…
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Summer Scares: Insidious: The Red Door
BY JOHN CARTER JR Insidious is back with its newest installment, “Insidious: The Red Door.”Let’s get this out of the way, I thoroughly enjoyed this…
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Pride Month Review: Like Grains of Sand
BY JOHN CARTER JR Learning who or what you are, accepting who or what you are, and lovingly embracing yourself are all different things. We…
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Pride Month Review: Shinjuku Boys
BY JOHN CARTER JR Among the various groups in the LGBTQIA+ community, the T has been historically ignored and underrepresented in the media. Only recently…
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Pride Month Review: Mysterious Skin
BY JOHN CARTER JR Trigger Warning: Content includes conversations about Sexual Assault The trauma we endure in our youth can follow us all throughout our…
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Pride Month Review: Everything Everywhere All At Once
BY JOHN CARTER JR Sometimes I worry about dying. Being raised by a catholic, brown, Latino mom and a fundamentalist Christian white dad, talk of…
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TV Review: FLCL – Swing the Bat
BY JOHN CARTER JR Growing up is scary. From the changes inside ourselves to the changes in the world around us, the thought of permanence…
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