Noah P

As an actual drummer I found this obtuse and inaccurate. The layout of the kit and the way you can't feel it in real space will make you want to never hear some of the tracks ever again, no matter how much you like the songs. It's a fun novelty, but unless it's free, don't waste your money.

The story and atmosphere are great, the casting was very well done but actor playing Dream is a bit hard to take seriously, his take on Morpheus is ridiculously overacted at times, all I can picture is Dark Peter Parker from Spiderman 3, but still not really all that bad. My only nitpick is the pacing, its chaotic and inconsistent, but when it's on, it's great!

A fun popcorn flick that entertains, as long as you don't question the 90's level sitcom tropes. My positive is; most of the cast and all of the cinnamonography is top notch and is mostly compelling throughout. Each episode leaves you wanting more, and the threads it follows are followed really, until of course they're not. Unfortunately, Once again Mike Flanagan leans very heavy on circumstantial coincidence and telegraphs his story every step of the way. The plot is a bit tired, with typical horror and suspense tropes being recycled throughout. It seems Flanagan has a nack of telling horror stories for those whom don't actually enjoy horror. It's no wonder its in the top 10 of Netflix shows, it never seems to be full on horror, suspense, or a thriller.. it's mass appeal and honestly sometimes, that's okay. Sometimes mindlessness fun serves its purpose, and that is where this series lies. Perhaps if the series were condensed into a single movie, this could be something great, but alas it's just "fine"

Easily the freshest game I've played in a while. Tight controls, addictive gameplay loops, and a mythos that's rich and enthralling. The combat gets repetitive at times but once you begin to master the protagonist abilities and upgrade a bit, you can blaze through them with a smile on your face. Do not sleep on this game.