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Kevin Phillipson (10072 KP) rated the PlayStation 4 version of BioShock The Collection in Video Games

Aug 12, 2019  
BioShock The Collection
BioShock The Collection
2017 | Action/Adventure
9
8.8 (10 Ratings)
Video Game Rating
Big daddies (2 more)
Little sisters
Rapture city
As I'm only reviewing the first to bioshocks and not infinite that will be separate review what can I say about bioshock games very creepy very claustrophobic and very dark my favourite characters are the big daddies and little sisters they are the stars of the game they draw u into the game as u search for Andrew Ryan thru rapture city spawring underwater city u traverse thru the first two games if u survive the splicers along the way who are addicted to Adam. It's a brilliant collection of three games looking forward to infinite after I finish the first two games
  
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Jackjack (877 KP) rated Underwater (2020) in Movies

May 10, 2020  
Underwater (2020)
Underwater (2020)
2020 | Horror, Sci-Fi
7
6.5 (26 Ratings)
Movie Rating Watch
Not bad.
The film its self wasn't too bad, I enjoy the tense moments and the possibility of what could be in the ocean. I couldn't help but compare it to an underwater version of cloverfield but hey I likes that film too!

Good film about people working at the bottom of the sea on a drilling pylon and it seems they have awoken some ancient beast! It's all a fight to survive as they have to make it walking across the sea bed, but with these beasts being brutal and popping up everywhere not everyone will make it. Good tense film worth the watch!
  
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CHILLFILTR (46 KP) rated On the Corner Where You Live by The Paper Kites in Music

Jun 5, 2019 (Updated Jun 5, 2019)  
On the Corner Where You Live by The Paper Kites
On the Corner Where You Live by The Paper Kites
2018
8
8.0 (1 Ratings)
Album Rating
https://chillfiltr.com/blog/2018/7/31/the-paper-kites-deep-burn-blue
                            

This one feels just a bit throwback at first, with the analog-sounding synth on 8th-note repeat, and the guitar reverb has that little hint of Miami Vice. But then the baritone vocal hits, and then the alto harmony, and the whole song starts feeling warm and blanket-like, with a slightly muted band sound tucked under a wooly delay-reverb.

By the end: the hook is etched into your brain, the vocals feel like the pondering sound of your own inner vision, and the drums feel underwater. This song is a simple, infectious melody, delivered with impeccably groomed vocals, and a smooth late-night catharsis.