Cheshire Cat Studios 
Two Steps From Hell: Archangel Review
Two Steps From Hell’s second album, Archangel, is slightly under par with their first album, Invincible, but it’s still some of the best music on the market. Before I even get started, let me express this…
ABC’s The River: First Impression Review
Sorely lacking in any shred of realism that makes “lost footage” horror films compelling, ABC’s new “Paranormal Activity”-inspired series “The River” runs dry. Horror. It’s relative, as evidenced by ABC’s new horror series, “The River”, created,…
Rocksmith Review
Unlike its plastic playtoy predecessors, Ubisoft’s Rocksmith is nothing short of the most satisfying music game on the market. I’ve been playing bass guitar for about four years now. It’s pretty simple, I love the sound,…
The Changeling (1980) Review
How did you die, Joseph? Did you die in this house? Why do you remain? I’ve been wanting to give fans and casual readers of CCS (Cheshire Cat Studios) something ‘special’ this Halloween season, and yet…
BloodRayne: Betrayal Review
BloodRayne Betrayal boasts a burgundy bedecked bloodthirsty belle’s bountiful bosom, beguiling beautiful backdrops, and blood bursting brutally from baneful baddies’ bodies by the buckets. I’m a video game snob. It’s just painfully obvious when I pick…
Mortal Kombat Legacy and Rebirth Review
The Mortal Kombat Rebirth trailer, created by director Kevin Tancharoen, was the adrenaline shot that the Mortal Kombat franchise desperately needed. Mortal Kombat Rebirth brought a new perspective and the potential for deeper character development through…
