REVIEWS
Shahmaran introduced viewers to Shasu. A woman looking for answers while something looks for her in this drawn-out Turkish fantasy series.
Crash Course in Romance Episodes 3-4 struggles to handle the clash of genre tones onscreen, losing its identity in the process.
Clone Force 99 goes on an Indian Jones-style adventure with Phee Genoa (Wanda Sykes) in The Batch Batch Season 2 Episode 5.
The early access release of Inkulinati establishes a foundation for a fantastic and deep strategy game that is also filled with charm.
Amazing Spider-Man #18 is an extremely fun continuation of the Dark Web crossover, as one-half of the villains surrender their attack.
Murderworld: Wolverine #1 is an even more violent continuation of the storyline, as one of Marvel’s most vicious characters is unleashed.
Peacock’s Poker Face is some of the best television you will ever watch, with Natasha Lyonne solving bite-sized whodunnits perfectly.
The Pioneers: Surviving Desolation has promise for an early-access game, but it is currently bogged down by some serious bugs.
Sins of Sinister #1 more than lives up to its name as the mad scientist rewrites the X-Men – and the Marvel Universe – in his own image:
Vinland Saga Season 2 Episode 3 follows the young master Olmar as he is pressured to kill Einar and Thorfinn to prove himself as a man.
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