Album Review: Killswitch Engage - Disarm the Descent
Posted by: Randy Hazzard • April 2, 2013 @ 7:41pm
If the volume in your head phones is too loud, brace yourself. You will not be gracefully welcomed into Killswitch Engage's latest offering, Disarm the Descent. You will be welcomed to relentless screaming and pounding guitars.
"This life now, you kill or you die. Or you die and you kill."
If there is one thing that desperately needs to be addressed about The Walking Dead, it is the series' tendency to just deliberately put off important plot elements in an episode. Instead, it favours pushing off these stories off to future episodes.
As the pursuit of the cure continues, Katherine isn`t the only familiar face that Rebekah and Elena will need to worry about.
After searching three towns with no luck, Elena has had enough.
When young women in Conway Springs, Kansas, are found dead with their throats ripped out and drained of blood the Winchesters definitely have a vampire problem on their hands.
It's easy to tell what kind of movie you are walking into when it's full A-listers, multiple Academy Award winners/nominees, and practically zero promotion leading up to its release.
On the heels of Elena's falling out with Mystic Falls, Damon uses a trip to New York as a disguise for continuing his search for the cure but he isn't the only one playing games.
While investigating a job in a small town, Sam and Dean stumble onto a much larger demon plot but their prayers may be answered when an old friend returns.
Following up on the strange deaths in the papers, the trail leads Sam and Dean directly to the demons.
With Jeremy gone and Elena's emotions off, Stefan and Damon need to accept their new friend or get out of her way.
Without any ties to her humanity, Stefan is worried they will lose Elena entirely if she goes too far into the deep end.
Okay... Before we hit the list, I should clarify: Numbers ten through six are listed in numerical order merely to keep with the articles format. #9 might actually be slightly better than #7, give or take. However, the Top Five are listed in the correct numerical order. Number one is undoubtedly my favorite. Sigh.
This past year in cinema was a significant step up compared to recent years. So many great films in 2012, but only ten spots. Let me preface for you, the reader, before you start scrolling down on my movie rankings: I was not able to get out and watch every acclaimed film in 2012, but for the most part I liked what I did see.
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