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The Adversary has acquired several enemies throughout his lifetime. Enemies that want nothing more than to see him dead and gone from this world. His time on this earth is about to come to an end.

The Six Four Soldiers were a criminal organization built on drug trafficking, robbery and murder. They would eventually become one of the most notorious gangs in United States history.

A post-apocalyptic western where science fiction and the supernatural co-exist as one. In this world humanity is not portrayed for what it could be but rather for what it is.

The Adversary has returned to the Realm of Creation. Brought forth from the Darkness Eternal and into the light of the world. He is the Shadow of God incarnate and the catalyst for the End of Days to come.

A Review of Stephen King's The Dark Tower Book 1 The Gunslinger. The story takes place in a metaphorical Hell on earth. And the Gunslinger, whose name is Roland Deschain, is chasing the Devil into his wicked kingdom. Roland's journey is ultimately a test of wills and the measure of a man. A man who will stop at nothing to get what he desires or die tying to achieve it. The journey begins in the aftermath of a world that has moved on. It was once a place of splendor and wonder, that is now desolate and dying.

In this review we delve into what it means to be a sexual predator. A woman is traumatized by a horrific event that changes her life forever. There is no fixing what was broken or unraveling what was done. All that remains is memories of the past on a road to vengeance. We examine the film known as Promising Young Woman.

A Review of Stephen King's The Dark Tower Book 2 The Drawing of the Three. There are some people born with a black mark on their soul. And because of this, pain and suffering become a sort of second skin, that almost feels as natural as their own. Whether a person is damned by God or by choice, is irrelevant in the grand scheme of things. When it's all said and done, the only true guiding principle in life, is to survive by any means necessary.

A Review of Mary Doria Russell's The Sparrow Series Book 2 Children of God. Emilio Sandoz is recovering from a disastrous mission on the alien world of Rakhat. And despite the unspeakable horrors he lived through, the Society of Jesus wants him to return.

A Review of Christof Laputka's Leviathan Chronicles Season 1. The story centers around a group of people who have withdrawn from human society, in order to live their lives as enlightened immortals. They have created a hidden city, deep within the Marianas Trench, that is far more advanced than any mortal city in existence. However, the people of Leviathan have various enemies throughout the world. Enemies who want nothing more than the absolute destruction of their Utopian civilization.

A Review of Christof Laputka's Leviathan Chronicles Season 2. We delve into the inner workings of the mysterious Black Door Group. As well as learn more about the Leviathan City political system. And the hunt for the elusive aliens continues.

A Review of Christof Laputka's Leviathan Chronicles Season 3. The computer virus that has infected the Leviathan computer system is wrecking havoc throughout the city. Seinshun and the Black Door Group have joined forces to find the aliens. And we finally learn the purpose behind the Eden Initiative.

In this review we delve into a twisted world of corruption, violence and bloodshed. Where super powered beings work for a corporation to serve and protect the public. And vigilantes work with the government as a counterbalance to corporate controlled superheroes. We examine The Boys Season 1.

In this review we discuss a documentary by BIlly Carson called Evidence of Atlantis and The Anunnaki. Our conversation examines Mr. Carson's theories on religion, the origins of civilization, and his belief that critical thinking can change the world for the better.

In this review we follow the journey of two detectives hunting a man who is evil incarnate. A serial killer executes people, under the guise of the seven deadly sins, in order to expose the depravity of the world. We examine David Fincher's crime drama Se7en.

In this review we watch a mysterious weather phenomenon wreak havoc upon a small town. The terrifying monsters that invade the town, are a reflection of the human monsters, that already exist within it. We examine Frank Darabont's science fiction horror film The Mist.

A Review of Kc Wayland's We're Alive Season 3. The remaining Tower survivors have fled Los Angeles. They hope to find safety at a Army base known as Fort Irwin. But no matter where the survivors go, there will always be monsters, who want them dead.

A Review of Stephen King's The Dark Tower Book 3 The Waste Lands. When the laws governing the world collapsed. Death and destruction eventually took root. Those who had survived the wars, disease and famine, wandered around aimlessly, scavenging through what was left behind from better days.

In this review we explore an alternate version of Los Angeles where humans, orcs and elves live among each other. We follow two detectives who fight to survive against police corruption, gang violence and supernatural cults. We examine the fantasy thriller Bright.

In this review we explore the darker side of broadcast news. A con man discovers that his lack of empathy, and fascination with gruesome murders, are perfect prerequisites for survival in the world of crime journalism. We examine the film known as Nightcrawler.

In this review we watch a man enter into a game that pushes him to the brink of insanity. As events begin to reveal themselves, we discover this may not be a game at all, but a conspiracy to destroy a man's life. We examine David Fincher's mystery thriller The Game.

In this review we venture into a prison set in the mid twentieth century. We unravel a story that shines a light on what it means to be human, in conjunction with the struggle to persevere through the hardships of life. We examine Frank Darabont's prison drama The Shawshank Redemption.

In this review we return to another story set in a twentieth century prison. In 1935 a black man is sentenced to Death Row for the rape and murder of two white girls. As the story reveals itself, we learn there's more to this man than meets the eye. We examine Frank Darabont's prison drama The Green Mile.

In this review we go back in time to the turbulent 1960's and 70's of northern New Jersey. We witness the early years of Tony Soprano, which led to him becoming one the greatest gangsters of all time. We examine David Chase's crime drama The Many Saints of Newark.

In this review we journey into the distant future and explore a feudal interstellar empire on the verge of war. Two of the noble houses are vying for control over a precious natural resource known as spice. We examine Denis Villeneuve's science fiction drama Dune.

In this review we discuss an incredible story inspired by Stephen King's Dark Tower series. The earth has been afflicted by a catastrophic event known as "The Great Whatever". The world has been changed into a post-apocalyptic barren wasteland and humanity has become barbaric wandering nomads. We examine Matthew D. Jordan's science fiction drama Tincture Season 1.