Review: Fresh Idiot by Mikey Moo

I was exhausted from my sixth night of insomnia when I listened to Mikey Moo’s Fresh Idiot. Night before I spent a couple of hours playing guitar along with a room full of other queer, trans, gender expansive and non-binary people. This was the second session I went to with this group. It was magickal. A tribal … Continue reading Review: Fresh Idiot by Mikey Moo

Review of Sublime

One of the great joy of being a reviewer is when I get to check something out that might not have popped up on my radar were it not that I was running Paper Phoenix ink. This was the case with Peccadillo films release of Mariano Biasin’s Sublime. Sublime tells the story of a teenage … Continue reading Review of Sublime

Review of Monica

I went to see the movie Monica yesterday and I have…thoughts. It was released back in 2022 but did not make it to American cinemas until May of 2023. Somehow the movie had slid past my radar or maybe I just forgot about it since it took a while to get to my neighborhood. I … Continue reading Review of Monica

Review of Peckham Mix

The song says breaking up is hard to do and that seems especially true for the lead character from Peckham Mix, the new show coming from streaming service Dekkoo. Josh George Turner,) gets dumped by his boyfriend and must seek out a new place to rent. He ends up being flat mates with two interesting … Continue reading Review of Peckham Mix

Review of you Can Live forever

There is something hauntingly painful and pure about a person’s first true love the things that stand between us and our chosen love can devastate us like nothing else. The new movie You Can Live forever directed by Mark Slutsky and Sarah Watts evokes these feelings perfectly. The story follows Jaime who is sent to … Continue reading Review of you Can Live forever

Review of Casa Susanna from PBS American experience

I need to get this out of the way at the beginning Case Susanna is an incredibly well made but for some in the community it may not be an easy thing to watch. It tells the story of a community of crossdressers from the 50’s and 60’s and them and their relatives use a … Continue reading Review of Casa Susanna from PBS American experience

Review of Barbie

Is it weird to have had too high expectations for a barbie movie? I originally did not, I mean I was intrigued by the fact that two of my favorite creators Margot Robbie and Greta Gerwig were making a movie about this subject, but I figured it would be a train wreck. Then I was … Continue reading Review of Barbie

Review of Iron kingdoms RPG: Requiem campaign setting

I’ve been a fan of Steampunk for a long time and had always a soft spot in my heart for war machine, the art and the lore inspired me and while I never dug deep into playing the game. I always kept one eye on it. Then recently I got the chance to check out … Continue reading Review of Iron kingdoms RPG: Requiem campaign setting

The One Ring – Review

I am a long time Lord of the Rings/Hobbit enthusiast, and some might say borderline fanatical. In addition, I have been a D&D player and DM since the early 80’s. So, it would follow that I would love a LOTR RPG. I found and played a LOTR RPG predecessor 20 years or more ago and … Continue reading The One Ring – Review

Review of Kobold Press Campaign Builder: Cities & Towns

Have you ever wished to create your own King’s Landing? Make a medieval Gotham for your dragon themed vigilante to fight crime in? Maybe, you have less lofty goals but still want to make a unique city for your players to explore in the wider world of your favorite Dungeons and Dragons setting. Regardless of … Continue reading Review of Kobold Press Campaign Builder: Cities & Towns