Spider-Man: Far From Home Review

After the intensity that was Avengers: Endgame back in April, I figured Spider-Man: Far From Home would have a hard time sticking the landing with me, but it ended up being a very nice palette cleanser to round out phase three. It shone the spotlight on your neighborhood super hero just trying to live a normal teenage life….well, as normal as it can be after being gone for five years. Coincidentally enough, all of his good friends were also gone, so they all got to go on a summer science trip to Europe together!

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Fan Art Friday: Stranger Things

In honor of the third season of Stranger Things airing yesterday, on the 4th of July, below is a duo drawing I did of my favorite characters, Steve and Billy, played by Joe Keery and Dacre Montgomery, respectively. It also doesn’t hurt that they are two very good looking gentlemen. Enjoy 🙂

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Weekend Movie Review – Rewind

After watching zero movies last week, I had to rectify that situation and watch a couple this past weekend. To be fair, I am in the process of watching both seasons of Stranger Things in anticipation of the third season’s premiere July 4th. So that is my excuse for slacking. Also, there really weren’t any movies I was too keen on seeing in the theaters (sorry, Toy Story 4). With that, I decided to see what was available to rent and what I’ve been missing on Netflix.

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Book Review: Hidden Bodies by Caroline Kepnes

Over the weekend, I finally finished Hidden Bodies, the sequel to You, by Caroline Kepnes. I’d been putting off this book for a while mainly because I read the book very shortly after finishing the television series after it originally aired on Lifetime. I just felt like I wanted to take a breather before jumping back into the world of Joe. Based on how season one of the show ended verses how the book ended, I do wonder if the second season will follow Hidden Bodies plot at all.

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Awards Show Recap: MTV Movie & TV Awards

This past Monday, the pre-taped MTV Movie & TV Awards aired, and it was a pretty decent time. Sure, there were some cringe-worthy moments, but would it be MTV if there weren’t any? Since adding television in the same categories as movies a few years back, the categories just seem like they’re missing quality performances, but this is all about what the fans like, so I suppose I can’t be too critical. Either way, there seemed to be a nice mix of winners between the two mediums.

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Album Review: Bear Hands, Fake Tunes

One of my favorite alternative bands, Bear Hands, finally released their latest full-length album, Fake Tunes, nearly three years after one of my favorite records ever, You’ll Pay for This was ironically (or not) released on tax day. This album was a strong follow-up and I’ll certainly be listening to this in the pool all summer long!

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Fan Art Friday: Andy Black/Biersack, Black Veil Brides

Andy Biersack of Black Veil Brides fame is truly a jack of all trades. A little over ten years ago, the band released their debut single, “Knives and Pens.” Now, aside from being in the band, he also has a solo side project, which just released his second full-length album titled The Ghost of Ohio. Along with that release, a companion graphic novel with the same name was also released (definitely go check that out!). The man also acts and has his own internet talk show, The Andy Show! And at 28 years old, I have no idea how he can do all of that! With all that being said, I’ve clearly dedicated some time to drawing this extremely talented and good-looking individual. Enjoy!

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