40 Creek Whisky Evolution: Classics come in Small Batches
Evolution is the 8th release in whisky maker John K. Hall’s annualized small batch 40 Creek Whisky selection. According to Hall, the limited releases provide him with a canvas to […]
Category Archives: Review
The Cultural Significance of Never Alone: Kisima Inŋitchuŋa
Polygon’s Ben Kuchera recently wrote a rather interesting opinion piece on video game criticism, describing the trade as based on two levels: the surface level criticisms that relay information on […]
Meta-Review: Super Smash Bros. (Wii U)
Okay. This is the big one. The Wii U’s flagship fall release is probably also the biggest game launch of the year with the exception of maybe the previous Nintendo […]
TIFF 2014: Still Alice (DIR: Richard Glatzer and Wash Westmoreland ) – REVIEW
Still Alice is an absolutely heart-wrenching tale of a film. Based on the 2009 novel by Lisa Genova, Still Alice follow’s Julianne Moore as Alice Howland, a Columbia University professor […]
TIFF 2014: The Reach (Dir: Jean-Baptiste Léonetti) – Review
On Saturday afternoon, I was lucky to attend a screening of Jean-Baptiste Léonetti’s latest thriller, The Reach (starring Michael Douglas and Jeremy Irvine) at the 2014 Toronto International Film Festival […]
Beer Review: Arch Brewing Company Dinner Jacket O’Red IPA
What am I supposed to wear to this thing? This is how it usually begins. Well actually it begins with an invitation asking me to attend some social event […]
Music Review: Parquet Courts – Sunbathing Animal
Parquet Courts first album, Light Up Gold, was a great re-introduction to the awesomeness of lo-fi indie post-punk, and it rightly garnered a lot of positive buzz (especially in Britain). […]
Beer Review: Muskoka Detour “Sessionable IPA”
Editor’s Note: We have a guest beer reviewer today: our good friend Graham. He is a seasoned beer aficionado, and we hope you like his thoughts. Detour is a recent addition […]
Monument Valley: Playing with Impossible Architecture
April 2014 was a banner month for the iOS store. Let’s face it, Hearthstone was released to such epic fanfare that one could be forgiven if they thought that it […]
Music Review: Amida – Boring Birth
Amida is a 5 piece pop band coming out of Manchester. They had their debut in 2007 with an EP called “Arts and Crafts” and since then, they have […]
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