REVIEWS
Netflix and Blumhouse Television’s Worst Roommate Ever is here to give you a whole new set of reasons to avoid humans.
It’s hard to pull off films like No Exit. A simple premise executed in one location with a small cast leaves little to hide behind.
Radiant Red #1 expands the Radiant Black universe as Satomi Sone faces a threat that could send her world toppling into chaos.
Love is Blind: Japan asks the question of whether or not people can fall in love by just talking to someone without seeing them.
Dark Ages #5 sets the stage for an epic confrontation between Marvel’s heroes and Apocalypse while continuing to play with dystopia tropes.
Ben Reilly: Spider-Man #2 continues exploring the old, new Spider-Man’s life, and this issue shows you how different he is to Peter.
Devil’s Reign: Villains for Hire #2 has an exciting story and a killer cast. However, the art may cause readers to walk away from the tie-in.
Amazing Spider-Man #90 puts Peter Parker back in the webs as he faces off against the Queen Goblin, with the Beyond Saga drawing to a close.
X Deaths of Wolverine #3 brings Wolverine’s family into the fray, as they learn about the dark future that awaits all of mutantkind.
Elden Ring is finally here and proves that From Software are the masters of the soulsborne genre that they just keep finding ways to improve.
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TRENDING POSTS
Dragon Ball Super: Beerus Episode 1 delivers a condensed version of the opening episodes of Super, focusing in on Goku, Vegeta, and Beerus.
Total War: Shogun 2 – Complete Edition tasks players with shaping the history of Japan through grand 4x strategy campaigns and RTS battles.
Take Charge of My Heart starts out fun and silly, but winds up being an overstuffed mess of tropes that never truly work together.
Steel Ball Run Episode 4 is even more focused on the action than Episode 3, which stokes a fire in the folks who love having their pulse pound.















