A documentary review written by: Lee Sonogan (2016) Documentary “There is no such thing as a utopia.” – Jacque Fresco Do you remember The Venus Project? I certainly do. The four-part documentary shows a positive vision of the world if we apply science & technology for the benefit of all people and the environment. The Venus…
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A TV mini series review written by: Lee Sonogan The mini-series is based on Stephen King’s book 11/22/63. This series is about a high school teacher who travels back in time to prevent John F. Kennedy’s assassination. Would you go back in time if there was a chance to create a positive outcome in the present?
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A movie review by: Lee Sonogan (2016) 1h47min/ Action, horror, sci-fi This movie apart of the Resident evil series is about Alice returns to where the nightmare began: The Hive in Raccoon City, where the Umbrella Corporation is gathering its forces for a final strike against the only remaining survivors of the apocalypse. With a…
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An album review by: Lee Sonogan (2016) Electronic, experimental, video game Electronic is the new kind of music that every body is tinkering these days. Max DC, George Broady have put there heads together and created some interesting beats. It’s hard to define what the style is. Futuristic, electronic, video game and what ever other…
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A movie review written by: Lee Sonogan (2016) 2h7mins/ Biography, Crime, Drama Starring the actor Bryan Cranston, this movie is about a U.S customs official that discovers a money laundering scheme including the Colombian drug lord Pablo Escobar and his men. This movie is based of a real story and some portions of the film…
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A movie review: By Lee Sonogan The lonely island in their very own movie. The story is about a former boy band member who does everything in his power to maintain his celebrity status, when his second solo album is a failure. All this is filmed in a mockamentary style, creating some unique scenes. With…
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A list created by: Lee Sonogan Dragon’s are one of the most powerful Pokemon types in the game. Plus the hardest to train. Each generation has given us many badass dragons in the last few games. Making possible to do a top ten list of them. This is going to be a series of lists…
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An article written by: Lee Sonogan These isolation tanks, formerly used to test the effects of sensory deprivation, are now being used for relaxation, mediation and alternative medicine. Flotation therapy has been academically studied in the USA and in Sweden with published results showing a reduction of both pain and stress. Modern life is stressful.…
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