Josh Flores

My desire for a Five Nights at Freddy's (FNAF) film has been boiling since I was a child (and it's first release in 2014.) I was 10 years old at the time, and pretty much wanted a movie of everything. Now I'm 19 years old, and this movie is everything I could have ever wanted in a live action representation. I wasn't too devoted to the lore until my later years, but every little detail worked together and told a very accurate story in my eyes. I couldn't recommend a better live-action horror film.

[ THIS REVIEW CONTAINS SPOILERS ] This movie was truly something else. From the phenomenal CGI to the compelling story and fight choreography, it definitely is something worth your time. However, there is one thing that's majorly preventing it from getting a 10/10 from me. The "fight" with the Illuminati. When we saw Wanda crushing that Ultron bot's head, we knew something was about to go down. But it was bad. Not only bad in a way where we knew what the result was going to be, but just poorly made in general. Half of the Illuminati killed themselves, whereas the Scarlet Witch slaughtered the rest. It really bothered me to see how quickly the Illuminati members died, to the point where I feel like it would have been better to write them escaping rather than dealing with an opponent whom they know they'll die against. Also, I kinda expected 616 Strange to merge with 838 Strange was we saw them interacting near the end of the film, as to contrast to the 4th episode of What-If? But you can't expect everything. Overall, 7/10.

I don't understand all the negative reviews on this... They either have no idea how prison systems work in real life, or haven't watched every episode. Most kids that appear on this show either have multiple expulsions stacked on their name or have committed too many crimes from saving them. At least these kids had a chance of choosing a better life rather than being thrown straight into juvey and being killed on the spot. While I agree passive talks would have been sufficient enough, I feel like this kids were already on the point with no return before the program even hit them in the head. And to those complaining about how the prisoners were treating them, prisoners KILL others for sitting in the WRONG SEAT, let alone causing them trouble and annoying them. The kids were incredibly lucky to have gotten a second chance and not rot away in prison because of their lives before or their parents not caring. One thing I do have to say about this show is that I think this program should last at least a month. No abuse from the prisoners, just a simple month behind bars to truly learn what it's like with that kind of life. Because most of these kids wouldn't have listened to "pep talks."

If you're interested in a fast-pacing game with a smooth AI, customization based around your preference, satisfying mechanics... then look no forward to Team Sonic Racing! I was on Twitter one week after the release of this game, and all of my friends from the Sonic fanbase had their pages filled with videos with gameplay! The video featured them racing against other friends, and everyone was having a blast. After Sonic Forces, I had no hope for Sonic Team when it comes to gameplay and story anymore. But when I purchased and played this game, I was completely wrong. This game is phenomenal compared to Forces! Some of the games had trouble with framerates, and the controls were quirky. But all my problems were fixed in this one! I'm normally not the type of person to hop a bandwagon, I usually wait. But I'm glad I decided to buy this one when I did! If you dislike sonic games and just admire core gameplay, you should give this thing a go! It was $39.99 right off the bat, not as much as a $60.00 new game from the counter. It's really worth it! 5/5!