REVIEWS

Late Night With The Devil nails comedy and horror despite drawing a quick line between the two as the film hits its halfway point.

Alone In The Dark properly writes its love letter to its 1992 original while creating appeal to a wider audience through cinematic aspects.

Titans #9 continue the cloak and dagger dismantling of the team, as Raven manipulates the members from within and turns them against each other.

Wonder Woman #7 is a fun adventure through an intergalatic mall, taking a break from the heaviness of the current series.

Things Will Be Different shows where sci-fi could go if entrusted to filmmakers with smaller budgets and bigger imaginations. 

Birdeater confronts toxic masculinity and looks at the role friends play when relationship secrets are revealed.

Ultimately, Doctor Slump is as directionless as its leading character, Ha-Neul. Where the series succeeds most is its depiction of romance

Oddity stands out as a diamond in the rough for horror fans. It will make viewers think twice and genuinely instill fear.

Queen of Tears Episodes 3-4 adds fascinating layers to our leading duo, but also introduces an intriguing villain to the mix.

A fantastic film, a perfect Midnighter, and a new take on a party game all in one, It’s What’s Inside is one you have to watch.