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Metalocalypse was one of my favorite shows to watch in high school. Skwisgaar Skwigelf taught me how to sweep pick. To see it get a finale after all these years is wonderful. The plot of Doomstar was serious and less focused on the show's quirky humor, but it was still awesome. There were new songs, returning characters, beautifully animated sequences, and a cool acknowledgment to all the fans of the show. Although, I'm a tiny bit disappointed the Finnish Lake Troll and Mashed Potato Johnson didn't make a cameo. But whatever. Thank you Brendon Small and Tommy Blacha for creating this show and making all the fans happy.

Whenever you watch a Hitchcock movie, you know you're in for a treat. Shadow of a Doubt is a movie about a suspicious uncle and his inquisitive niece. Teresa Wright and Joseph Cotten played their roles brilliantly, and the supporting cast did as well. The story has a twist too that I'm sure was quite shocking to audiences back in the day. Even today it's still pretty good.

Similar to the movie's title, I was doubting and guessing what would happen the entire time. Hitchcock really knew how to hold an audience in suspense. If you haven't seen Shadow of a Doubt yet, then I recommend watching it. It's a Hitchcock classic.

Like so many others, I watched this movie a lot when I was little. It's pretty much a required viewing when you're a kid. The Wizard of Oz is a story for all ages though, with a timeless message as well. Dorothy Gale appeals to everyone, and she shows us how if we just have a brain, a heart, and the courage to do what's right, then we'll always find our way home.

It's amazing how beautiful this movie looks despite how long ago it was made. The colors are vibrant and some of the backgrounds look real in a dreamlike way. The acting is memorable too. Margaret Hamilton as the Wicked Witch is probably my favorite. You just don't see great villains like her in movies anymore. I could go on and on about this movie, but I think it's best to just watch it already (or again). I also recommend the books by L. Frank Baum, that some of this movie is based on. It's just more magical fun to discover.

I've never cried before from a movie, but this one broke me. Grave of the Fireflies is a beautifully animated, emotional movie that shows you how ordinary citizens can suffer during wartime. It's a powerful movie that will change your feelings about war. I'm not sure I'll watch this movie a second time cause it's just so emotionally draining. I recommend seeing it though because it's a finely crafted movie that deserves to be seen.

Standing alone in a dark place, you wonder how you arrived here. The nightmare has begun...

Following in line with two incredible games, Silent Hill 3 is likewise no exception. The atmosphere, symbolism, and monsters are all here, and it feels like home. The atmosphere was especially my favorite aspect of the game. It's creepy and alluring, and there are some real scary moments that are cool. The story was great too. A sequel to Silent Hill 1, we play as Heather, a rebellious young woman who's on her way home. A journey like no other awaits her as she steps into the darkness.

As the years pass, the early Silent Hill games continue to age like fine wine. I recommend playing Silent Hill 3 if you haven't already. It's really good.

Detroit: Become Human was the best game of 2018 for me. Aside from being great and immersive, it brought up some interesting things to think about. Someday, humans and androids may coexist together, and we'll have to be mindful on how we treat them. They may just rise up when they've had enough.

And this brings us to the game's story. In a future Detroit, humans and androids do coexist, but not to a welcoming public. Androids dominate the job industry, and much of the population is unemployed and angry. Android abuse is rampant, and this has caused some of them to become, "deviant". Deviancy occurs when a traumatic event triggers something in an android's mind. They develop a new sense of freedom, and they've, in essence, become human. There are three storylines in Detroit: Become Human. And each one plays through an android. The first is about a detective named, Connor, who hunts deviants with his seasoned partner, Hank. The next is about a maid named, Kara, who's looking after a little girl. And the last is about a caretaker named, Markus, who soon realizes what important role he has. To avoid spoiling the rest of the game, I won't go into their stories. That's something that should be experienced.

Overall, I really enjoyed Detroit: Become Human. The game is thought provoking, compelling, and even funny at times. It's also a choice based game, and the choices do matter and have many outcomes. It doesn't stray from having to make tough choices either. If you'd like to play an incredible game, then look no further than Detroit: Become Human. I highly recommend it.

Rating a game a 10/10 is a rare thing to do. But I believe Beyond Good and Evil deserves it. The story, characters, humor, and puzzles are all perfect. I didn't get to play this game back in the day, but that was because I had never heard of it. But I'm happy to have played it now. Beyond Good and Evil reminded me a lot of some animated movies I grew up watching like, Titan A.E., and, Atlantis: The Lost Empire. Perhaps that was why I liked it so much. It's baffling at how underrated this game is considered to be. It's a classic, through and through, and should be more well known.

Overall, I highly recommend playing Beyond Good and Evil. It's truly one of the best games ever.

I'd consider American Graffiti one of the all time best movies. It's a simple story about a group of friends who spend one last night out on the town before they have to go their separate ways. And each character finds themselves in one hilarious segment after another. The magic of this movie comes from its 60s feel and soundtrack, as well as its characters, who are honest, funny, and likable. My family introduced me to this movie, and they went through the 60s and could relate to it. It looked like a special time back then. I recommend watching this movie.

I once saw this movie when I was little back in the late 90s. I barely remembered it, but a few scenes were floating around in my memories. After watching it again recently, I have to say it's a great movie. The story of a young girl who spies on people with her secret notebook is a funny one. And things get more crazy once her secrets are revealed. It also stars Rosie O'Donnell as Harriet's nanny, and her performance is great too. There are certain movies from the 90s that are special because of their quirky, natural vibe, and this movie is full of it. I'd recommend watching this movie. It's funny, entertaining, and something to remember fondly years later.

Harvey Beaks lasted for only two years on Nickelodeon. It's a shame because after finishing the last episode, I felt a need to see more. Harvey Beaks is a funny show about a little blue bird boy named, Harvey Beaks, and his quirky forest friends. They all live in a giant forest and go on adventures together. It's a show based on a simple premise and it delivers. I would recommend watching Harvey Beaks. It has warmth and humor and unfortunately was cancelled way too soon.

I saw this movie years ago when I was a kid. At the time, I didn't know what it was, but I loved leprechauns and Irish culture. A Very Unlucky Leprechaun is not a serious movie by any means. It's a simple one about a young girl who befriends an unlucky leprechaun and has to save her home from a greedy town mayor. The story is predictable and corny, but it's charming in that way. It was nice to see Warwick Davis playing a friendly leprechaun too instead of an evil one.

I recently watched this movie again and still liked it. It feels like a sweet memory from a simpler time. If you leave your expectations behind and watch this movie with a carefree mind, then you'll find an enjoyable, fun movie. A Very Unlucky Leprechaun is intended to be a nice family film, and it succeeds for the most part. I recommend it.