Enola Holmes is a Netflix movie about, well, Enola Holmes, She’s Sherlock’s younger sister. Never heard of her? Fair enough, she isn’t Arthur Conan Doyle’s creation.
Category: Reviews
I read books, play video games, and watch TV. I have opinions about most of what I consume that way. And I like to write those opinions down.
However, I find reviews saying ‘I love it’ or ‘I hate it’ pretty useless, so I do things differently. Instead, I try to look at why something does or does not work for me. Are the characters internally consistent? Does the plot make sense? What writing smells does the story have.
That way, you know not just if I liked it, but it should help you determine if you will like it. I hope.
In the Tomorrow War, Chris Pratt takes on aliens, in the future, using time travel. What more could you want? As it turns out, quite a lot.
Wandavision was released a while ago, but I have a busy life, so I only watched it recently. I have to say, it’s something else.
Whispers of a Machine has been on my to-play list for a while, but my Playstation 5 got in the way. It’s a scifi detective point-and-click adventure from the developers that created Kathy Rain. I played it this past week, so let me share my two cents.
When I picked up the first Deathspeaker Codex novel by Sonya Bateman, it was because it was both cheap and short. The description interested me, and for that price I didn’t care if it turned out to suck. Not every story needs to be the next Expanse. Sometimes you just want some easy-to-digest urban fantasy. And that is what the Deathspeaker Codex offers.