Don’t Worry Darling review: As slick and dumb as Harry Styles promised
At the Venice Film Festival press conference Don’t Worry Darling, pop dreamboat and aspirant actor Harry Styles described his new...
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Catherine Called Birdy review: Lena Dunham does book-to-film adaptation right
It’s hard to find anything in pop culture that most people agree on, but at least there’s one broad statement...
No Place for Bravery review: Sekiro-inspired action RPG with unfair combat
Red is the color associated with the most heightened of emotions — passion, violence, pain. This is the color that...
Return to Monkey Island review: The best kind of nostalgia
Monkey Island is a franchise that you can criticize for any reason, but you must admire its inexplicable refusal to...
NBA 2K23 Review – A Hop-Step Forward
NBA 2K23, the latest in Visual Concepts’ long-running, annualized basketball series, introduces multiple new features and revamped game mechanics while...
Drifting Home review: Netflix’s anime celebrates change, with a fantasy spin
When you are a kid, it can feel more like an adventure to move into a new house than to...
Temtem Review – Competitive Evolution
The Pokémon franchise has been more prolific than usual as of late, with multiple releases over the past year and...
Goodnight Mommy review: The decade’s best horror film gets the worst remake
It might be unfair to compare remakes to their source films, but it’s also unavoidable for people who care about...
NBA 2K23 review: Jordan Challenge and MyNBA Eras vs. microtransactions
No doubt that NBA 2K23 This is either the best work of the entire series or in sports videogaming in...
Rings of Power episode 4 review: Lord of the Rings villainy at its best
The conventional wisdom of storytelling is that good stories need a great villain. The Lord of the Rings: The Rings...
