Reviews
There’s No Dragons is a delightful hidden-object game that boasts some challenging levels and many quality of life features.
- Nick Williams
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Nearly nine years following the release of the first Accountant film, stars Ben Affleck and Jon Bernthal return for a smart, grounded and downright hilarious sequel.Â
- Zanda Gubecka
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Bathhouse Creatures is a great way to unwind as you return fond memories to various communities.
- Nick Williams
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Serial killer Joe Goldberg returns for one final stint in You season 5, but will it surpass his previous outings?
- Zanda Gubecka
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Black Mirror is back with 6 new episodes, including sequels to "Bandersnatch" and "USS Callister", a first for the franchise.
- Vishu Lakkamraju
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The world of Havoc is an interesting one that had potential but unfortunately its writing leads the characters to feel one dimensional. Read our Havoc review.
Despite Portal Fantasy’s many flaws, the game manages to keep players entertained through its resource gathering and numerous puzzles.
- Nick Williams
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After making a splash at Sundance, The Ugly Stepsister is ready to disgust anyone who sees it.Â
- Leah Peifer
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Michael B. Jordan’s dual lead performances backbone a terrific cast in a story centred on the black experience, as vampires try to snuff out a juke joint in 1932 Mississippi, bringing fresh blood to the horror genre in cinematic formÂ
- Zak Ahmed
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Warfare is about as narratively simple as a war film can be, though it's technically masterful and thematically so rich
- Ansh Dubey
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Finn Wolfhard and Billy Bryk’s debut film is a return to summer camp slashers but is not an instant classic.
- Leah Peifer
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After ten years of development, ‘A Minecraft Movie’ is finally here. But is it worth your emeralds? Read our A Minecraft Movie review.
- Ethan Hall
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