About Me

Hi, I'm Jediah Sanchez, but you can call me Jedi if you want. This is where I post all of my writings, or at least, all of the writing I want to post. Some of them are originals specifically for this website, and others are ones I pulled straight from DeviantART, from my journals. I created this site because I wanted to have a place to post what I want without the restrictions or confines of DeviantART. And also expand my audience, to have my work be seen by more people. Here, I express my opinions on things ranging from movies, TV, streaming, video games, politics, vexillology, and culture. So, enjoy.

 

The artwork featured on this blog on the top banner was done by my cousin, Gabrielle "Gabby" Becente. Her Instagram handle is w.rtchd.kuut.z if you're interested in checking out her stuff. Though if you want ask for a commission for her, she will cost you at minimum $100 💵. I ended up paying $200 💵 for my commission because I asked her to add text to it, like a logo, so it costed me an additional hundred. But, you can hash it out with her. Your commission and whatever it ends up costing will be between you and her. 

 

First Disclaimer: 

 

I do often spoil the movies, games, and TV shows that I review on here, going into specific plots, even ones that are supposed to be surprises. So unless you're someone who doesn't care about spoilers, you best watch the movie or show or play the game that I review first before diving into my review. But, I review a lot of older movies that are 20, 30, or 40 years or older, so it's okay to spoil them. If you still haven't a old movie from 20, 30, 40, or even 50 years ago, or even older than that, and you're worried about spoilers, that's kind of on you 🫵. 

 

 

Second Disclaimer: 

 

While nothing on this blog is explicitly pornographic in nature, I do sometimes talk about adult subject matter and use adult language in my posts. This blog is more so for adults and teens than for kids, and even more so adults than teens, even though I do sometimes talk about kid's shows. I talk about them from an adult's point-of-view, often from a nostalgic point-of-view. Stuff that I personally grew up with. And even when I talk about a newer kid's show, it'll still be from an adult's perspective. I mean, adults review kid's movies and kid's shows all the time. Almost every critic is an adult, though a few of them are teens, and the ones on the Internet 🛜 started out as teens. So this shouldn't be a problem. There are and will be some posts that will be somewhat appropriate for kids, like kids could read them, even if I do sometimes use big words, and I write in a way a lot of kids wouldn't understand, but there were a lot more that aren't. 

So keep that mind in while you're reading the posts on this blog, and don't be surprised if you see a bad word or read me talking about something more adult, like sex, or drugs, or violence. Though even kid's shows have violence in them, though only to a certain extent. You can't show too much blood 🩸 or gore in a kid's show, unless it's for comedic effect and unless it's done with non-human characters. But it's mostly the sex and drug stuff you'll have to worry about if you're a parent reading this, and you're trying to make a decision on whether you think your kids should be reading this. blog. Mostly sex stuff. I don't really talk that much about drugs. I haven't reviewed that any drug related movies on this blog at the time of me writing this. I probably will in the future, but right now, no reviews of any drug related movies on here. 

I guess Cowboy Bebop (1998) has drugs in it, the crime syndicates manufacture and sell drugs, and almost every adult character in that show smokes 🚬, and cigarettes 🚬 are kind of like drugs, and there's plenty of alcohol usage 🥃. But the show is not specifically about the drugs, the cigarettes 🚬, or the alcohol 🥃, they're more like window dressing. They're mainly there for aesthetics and kind of for world building since we're only showing the crime syndicates' drug dealing to show what they do and how they make their money 💵. It's not like the whole show revolves around drinking 🥃, smoking 🚬, or drug use. So it doesn't entirely count, at least in my opinion. 

Oh and I guess Bad Boys: Ride or Die was also kind of drug related, and a few of the characters are or were apart of the drug trafficking business, but again, the whole movie's plot isn't revolved around drugs, drug use, or drug trafficking. It's more so about Mike and Marcus getting framed, and them having to clear their names and catch (or kill) the real bad guys, as well as clear the name of their deceased captain, Conrad Howard, who was also framed, though posthumously. Predator 2 also had drug use in it, even some marijuana use, but again, it's not focused on it, it's just something that happens that some of the characters, mainly the villains, do. 

But I have reviewed movies and shows that have had drinking 🥃 and smoking 🚬, but that's about it. And plenty more with nudity and sexual content. Certainly sexual dialogue, dialogue related to sex or alluding to sex. That's the more common adult thing that I encounter in the movies, shows, and even video games that I review, though I have yet to review a game that has any sex or nudity in it. Most of the games I've reviewed or talked about on this blog so far have been E or E10+ rated games, with T rated game ☝️. Sure, I kind of reviewed Eternal Darkness: Sanity's Requiem, but that game really didn't have sex or nudity in it. For an M rated game (that's M rated for other reasons), it is a pretty sexless game. 

 

Third Disclaimer: 

 

This blog is 100% also human made. No AI was used in the making of this blog, or any of the posts within. It's sad that I have to write such a disclaimer, but the way things there are with the saturation of AI slop all over the Internet 🛜, you have to let people know that you're human, and that everything you do was done 100% by you and not by an AI. Even indie animators have had to put such disclaimers on their works. Most notably, Nico Jiang, who's the creator of We Love Cold War!! She puts a disclaimer at the end of every WLCW animation she uploads, saying it was 100% made by humans. Because you don't want people to get confused and wonder if what they're seeing or reading is AI. It's about transparency, and authenticity. 

There's a lot of lazy and uncreative people out there, who rather than use their own imagination or creativity, they'd rather just type something into a prompt and have an AI, large language model (LLM), generate it for them, based on artwork and writing pulled from across the Internet 🛜. Just regurgitating it all that out and presenting it as a new original work, when it's not. It's stolen artwork and stolen writing. As long as you read my blog, you can be assured that what you're reading was written completely by me, and I didn't use any AI in its creation. I don't even use AI to come up with ideas for posts, I come up with them myself, and only by myself. I don't even have any human collaborators on this. It's all me, Jediah Nathaniel Sanchez.