Halo 4: Ten Years Later
Halo 4 is a 2012 first-person shooter game developed by 343 Industries and published by Microsoft Studios for the Xbox 360 console. It’s mind-blowing to think the Xbox console that … Continue reading Halo 4: Ten Years Later
Category: Books
How Pop Culture Reflects Real Life
I am not ashamed to admit I am a fan of pop culture. I love watching movies. I enjoy a good book. I am eager to spend hours, eyes locked … Continue reading How Pop Culture Reflects Real Life
John Carter (2012) Film: 10 Years Later
Andrew Stanton is a filmmaker I admire so much. He nailed it when he brought Finding Nemo to the big screen. He did it once more when he made a … Continue reading John Carter (2012) Film: 10 Years Later
The Chronicles Of Narnia: The Voyage of the Dawn Treader Movie Review
I am shook. 10 years ago this film was released and 15 years ago, I got to see The Lion, The Witch and the Wardrobe; the book I read in 5th … Continue reading The Chronicles Of Narnia: The Voyage of the Dawn Treader Movie Review
The Hunger Games 2012 Film Adaptation: 10 Years Later
I can’t believe that it’s been ten years since the film adaptation of The Hunger Games came out. Time sure does fly for a cultural phenomenon. My sister had been … Continue reading The Hunger Games 2012 Film Adaptation: 10 Years Later
What Makes A Successful Book Adaptation
I am sure many of you will agree that it feels good when you read and finish an amazing book. I equate that to Rocky Balboa reaching the steps of … Continue reading What Makes A Successful Book Adaptation
A Shadow in the Ember – Review
Jennifer L. Armentrout’s newest novel, A Shadow in the Ember (ASITE), took us all by storm. The first installment of the prequel series Flesh and Fire predates one of my favorite series, … Continue reading A Shadow in the Ember – Review
Top 10 BookTok Favorites of the Pandemic Era
BookTok is a hashtag on the social media TikTok meant for readers to come together and share their thoughts, memes, art, and even cosplays around their favorite books. Though BookTok … Continue reading Top 10 BookTok Favorites of the Pandemic Era
Plants vs. Zombies vs. Sith- Star Wars: Red Harvest Book Review
Frode stood clutching the bulkhead behind him, pupils dilating, trying to make out even the vaguest of shapes, but without success. It was if whatever was out there destroyed the … Continue reading Plants vs. Zombies vs. Sith- Star Wars: Red Harvest Book Review
How the Women of Strong Poison Get It Done
Welcome back to Mack’s Musings! Today I’m analyzing another mystery novel, Strong Poison, written by Dorothy L. Sayers. I love a good mystery, and I’ve previously read and reviewed Indemnity … Continue reading How the Women of Strong Poison Get It Done
Murder Among Kings: History of the Blood Feud
While dragons, ice zombies, and powerful sorceresses appeared in the pop culture phenomenon that is HBO’s Game of the Thrones, the series, adapted from the novels by George R.R. Martin, wasn’t … Continue reading Murder Among Kings: History of the Blood Feud
Redwall: Seven Female Villains Who Make the Series Great
Ring the Abby bells and prepare the feast! Netflix is currently developing an adaptation of the bestselling fantasy books written by Brian Jacques. The 22-book series follows the adventures of … Continue reading Redwall: Seven Female Villains Who Make the Series Great
Examining the Role of Armand Gamache in Louise Penny’s Still Life
Chief Inspector Armand Gamache, the protagonist in Louise Penny’s debut novel Still Life, is a different breed of detective, unlike most detectives I saw on television and movies or read … Continue reading Examining the Role of Armand Gamache in Louise Penny’s Still Life
Redwall the TV Series Added a Tragic Backstory for Matthias
In 1999, Canadian audiences got their first glimpse into the halls of Redwall Abbey—a large, red sandstone Abbey that serves as a sanctuary and beacon of peace for the animals … Continue reading Redwall the TV Series Added a Tragic Backstory for Matthias
The Chronicles of Narnia: Susan’s Dark Fate and Why There’s Hope for Her Yet
“Sire,” said Tirian, when he had greeted all these. “If I have read the chronicle aright, there should be another. Has not your Majesty two sisters? Where is Queen Susan?” … Continue reading The Chronicles of Narnia: Susan’s Dark Fate and Why There’s Hope for Her Yet
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