Author: Jason Flatt

I will probably never look at cracked concrete the same way again after watching John Wilson’s The History of Concrete. On…

Don’t Play with Fire is an exciting thriller with a potent lead actress and a strong point of view; a gem of the early Hong Kong New Wave.

EA Sports NHL 27 is skating on thin, stale ice as the quality of life sees no meaningful improvement over previous titles and the new tricks hardly show.

Nimrods is a nice reminder of what a small-scale movie used to look like while being entirely modern and authentic enough to the teenage experience.

My Best Friend, His Girlfriend and Me is a messy execution of a decent idea: two best friends, one new girlfriend, and the rivalry that ensues.

I Want Your Sex is a great takedown of everybody younger than Gregg Araki, as Gen Z and Millennials collide over who’s more sexually messed up.

72 Hours is the epitome of streaming slop as Kevin Hart and a floundering SNL cast fail to make any jokes at a generational differences bachelor weekend.

Sometimes, when you’re scrolling for a new game, it’s the classic genre games that call out the most—check out these reduxes on Xbox Game Pass.