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Syfy's 'Deadly Class' Will Slay It
It's time to shine your samurai sword and cock your gat because Deadly Class is coming to Syfy. Taking place during the 1980s, Deadly Class is about a group of misfit teens recruited to serve as lethal assassins. If haven't read the comic book, and are wondering what to expect from the show, thinkBreakfast Club directed by Quentin Tarantino.
By DP C8 years ago in Geeks
Blackbirds Over the Ocean
I CAN SEE MYSELF NOW TEARING AT THE ANGLES THE SHADOWS MAKE ARE THEY REALLY INSANE OR DO THEY LAUGH AT ME LIKE I USED TO LAUGH AT THEM; THE PITIFUL CHAINS TORN BARE
By Daniel Evans8 years ago in Poets
Come Crashing
I forbid the crazy day I let this happen. I should be planning much more than this. This “trying to figure out” thing… This “coming up with ideas to get paid” thing…
By Crissy DXCII8 years ago in Poets
Our Bridge of White
Meet me, my love, Amongst these flowers of light. Please come my dove, Upon our bridge of white. Don’t make me wait, Until I may hold you tight,
By Elisa Brooks8 years ago in Poets
Arizona (When You Were Young)
I drove for hours through northern Arizona, Through vast valleys and fields, Past snow-capped hills and mountains As far as the eye can see.
By Mehlika Marie Eski8 years ago in Poets
Waste of Space
Do you ever feel like a waste of space? Like you’re the reason why everyone you love, is struggling, and feeling down all the time.
By Rachel M8 years ago in Poets
'Waru'
A Movie Review Waru — eight confronting stories intricately woven together, exposing the ugly stigma of child abuse.Waru — a precious young life cruelly stolen by the very hands blessed with the responsibility to love and care for him. Waru — a movie so raw and authenticate, it will haunt you with its fragile beauty.
By Ange S8 years ago in Geeks
Review: Joji — 'In Tongues'
Here is a link to the full visual of In Tongues. In Tongues by Joji is extremely calm and flows through your ears like a river of heartbreaking peace. Through out the whole EP he uses soft vocals that come second to the beat and follow it in tone as to not overpower it. I found it very pleasing because unlike most music today he appreciates that beat and what it adds to the experience. The track list blends together very well; there is no song that has an out-of-place tone of feeling. This is one of my favorite EPs/projects of the year and it came out of nowhere. If you don't know who Joji is, this next part will be a brief summary of where he came from and how I learned about him.
By Calder Amos-Wood8 years ago in Beat