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Couch Soup Went to Star Wars Celebration in Japan! 5 Takeaways From the Event

Iain, Lily and Tom went to Star Wars Celebration in Japan. Here are their top 5 takeaways from the event!
by Iain McParland | May 2, 2025

Monster Hunter Wilds: A Game that Cut Off its Own Tail

Ben spent a lot of time on Monster Hunter wilds, so how is it? And Is it as good as Monster Hunter Worlds, come find out here!
by Ben Hazell | April 30, 2025

10 Animals in TV or Film We Had Crushes On When We Were Younger… And Maybe Still Do

When we were young, we were dumb, and we didn’t know any better. We put LEGO up our noses, and we had crushes on cartoon animals on TV and in movies. Here are 10 of these crushes from when we were younger, that we MAYBE still hold a candle for.
by Iain McParland | April 16, 2025
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Talking Zombies, Hobbits, and Mocap with Nicole Tompkins

Emmanuel had the great pleasure of speaking with Nicole Tompkins to talk about her career in performance capture, gaming, and maybe a game or two was played during the course of the interview!
by Emmanuel Alejandro | July 19, 2021
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The Boogeyman & The Idol Trailer Reaction & Discussion - TRAILER TALK

The Boogeyman is the latest horror film adaptation from the mind of Stephen King, and it's bringing all the jump scares. Also, let's indulge in HBO Max's (or just Max now ugh) new sex, drugs, and rock and roll series The Idol.
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The First Trailer for the Borderlands Movie Has Me Cautiously Optimistic

The first trailer for the Borderlands film has been released, and it looks promising. Join Thomas Richards as he explains why he’s cautiously optimistic about this new adaptation.
by Thomas Richards | February 23, 2024

Argylle (2024) - As Comforting as an Argyle Sweater

Excited about the new James Vaughn film, Argylle? Rohan was and ventured back into the wilderness of cinemas and returned with a review of this colourful, fun-filled romp.
by Rohan Elliott | February 10, 2024

The Beekeeper Review: Protecting the Hive with Puns and Guns

The latest January action blockbuster is here, but is it any good or just mindless trash? Join Thomas Richards as he reviews Jason Statham’s latest outing, The Beekeeper.
by Thomas Richards | February 7, 2024

I Don't Give a %&$! If You Don't Like 'Rebel Moon.' It's Awesome, and Here's Why.

f you're part of the cosmic choir whining about 'Rebel Moon,' I've got a newsflash that'll send shockwaves through your galaxy: your opinion is a black hole of relevance. Zack Snyder's 'Rebel Moon' isn't just a spectacle for your eyeballs; it's a feast for the soul, and it's high time we acknowledge the banquet laid before us.
by Avery Sheridan | February 4, 2024

Baghead: Horror Tropes Galore and Being Scary When It’s Not Trying

Would you like to talk to loved ones you’ve lost? How about if the cost was having to talk to a creepy woman in a basement wearing a burlap sack over her head? Thought not. Join us as we review the new horror movie Baghead
by Iain McParland | February 2, 2024
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I Don't Give a %&$! If You Don't Like 'Rebel Moon.' It's Awesome, and Here's Why.

f you're part of the cosmic choir whining about 'Rebel Moon,' I've got a newsflash that'll send shockwaves through your galaxy: your opinion is a black hole of relevance. Zack Snyder's 'Rebel Moon' isn't just a spectacle for your eyeballs; it's a feast for the soul, and it's high time we acknowledge the banquet laid before us.
by Avery Sheridan | February 4, 2024

Couch Soup Favorites: Fall Anime 2023

The Fall 2023 season has come and gone, and it left us with some great anime. Join Thomas Richards as he lets you know some of his favourites from the Fall 2023 season.
by Thomas Richards | February 3, 2024

Baghead: Horror Tropes Galore and Being Scary When It’s Not Trying

Would you like to talk to loved ones you’ve lost? How about if the cost was having to talk to a creepy woman in a basement wearing a burlap sack over her head? Thought not. Join us as we review the new horror movie Baghead
by Iain McParland | February 2, 2024

10 Questions With John Billingsley: From Mozart to Phlox, and Everything in Between

John Billingsley, the man who played Dr. Phlox in Star Trek: Enterprise. He takes a seat on our couch to answer 10 questions and a couple of bonus rounds. Find out some things about John you may not have known before.
by Tim Beisiegel | February 1, 2024

Mandalorian Mania: Grogu Takes Center Stage in Epic Big Screen Debut

2024 has begun with a sizzling start with the announcement of The Mandalorian and Grogu film and Ahsoka season 2. Here are what these projects mean for Star Wars fans.
by Jordan Jurkowski | January 31, 2024

Preparing for the Worst: Bad Batch Season 3 Preview

Star Wars fans are excited about the recent release of the trailer for the final season of The Bad Batch. With the trailer release, we need to discuss things affecting the upcoming season. Let's dig in with it.
by Tim Beisiegel | January 30, 2024

House of the Dragon Season 2 Release Date Announced?

Liza anticipates House of the Dragon season 2's release date and updates fellow fans on the ongoing Dunk and Egg production.
by Lizabeth Phoenix | January 29, 2024

Three Animated Star Wars Characters We Need in Live-Action

One of the great things about the live-action shows in the Star Wars universe is the addition of characters we got to know through animated stories. Let's examine three more that could make an impact and why we need to see them.
by Tim Beisiegel | January 28, 2024

Five Reasons You Should Be Watching the New Rurouni Kenshin Anime

Stef lays out five reasons why both long-time fans and new viewers should check out the newest anime adaptation of Rurouni Kenshin.
by Stef Watson | January 27, 2024

The Fox Returns: First Impressions of Amazon Prime Series Episodes 1 & 2

Shana shares her thoughts after seeing episodes 1 and 2 of the Amazon Prime series Zorro.
by Shana Martin | January 26, 2024
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Spider-Man: Across the Spider-Verse Spoiler Free Review

Spider-Man: Across The Spider-Verse is out, and it is amazing. Here is our review on the latest Spidey spectacle.
by Nick McKay | June 6, 2023

How to Win at Storytelling - Across the Spider-Verse Review

Into the Spider-Verse was an absolute banger, so everyone waited in anticipation for the next installment. Well, I don’t think any of us thought that they would make something even better than the first one.
by Art of Lily K | June 4, 2023

Fast X: Finale Part 1 Review

The tenth installment of the Fast and Furious franchise, Fast X, is either masterful storytelling, a happy accident, or Iain is just an apologist. Make your own mind up by reading this review!
by Iain McParland | May 31, 2023

Brick by Brick: 2K Drive Review

Rohan busts out his LEGO and racing wheel to check out the new LEGO racing game, 2K Drive. Is it worth the price of admission, or is it just a pile of Kre-O? Only one way to find out.
by Rohan Elliott | May 30, 2023

Fool for Zool?: Zool Redimensioned Review

I’m a fool for Zool. It’s so cool and it may make you drool. So, let me take you to school. Take a look at our Zool Redimensioned PS4 review!
by Iain McParland | May 28, 2023

Bayonetta Origins: Cereza and the Lost Demon is a Bewitching Good Time

Overflowing with charm and whimsy, Bayonetta Origins: Cereza and the Lost Demon is a magical and surprisingly fun experience that we were not expecting.
by Dan Morris | May 23, 2023

The Final Problem: The Final Season of YOU

Alex talks about a literary connection you might’ve missed in YOU season 4. And which surviving characters from past seasons could return for the show’s final season.
by Alex Shannon | May 22, 2023

Why I Shouldn't Review The Legend of Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom - An Anti-Review

Everyone doesn’t have to enjoy every game. Different games appeal to different people. The Legend of Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom has been released and is receiving universal praise. But here’s an opposite opinion: the reasons why Iain shouldn’t review the game.
by Iain McParland | May 19, 2023

Scary Good Films Vol. 6: Sator

Matt Kalo uncovers a horror film that pushes the limits of micro-budget filmmaking.
by Matt Kalo | May 16, 2023

Guardians of the Galaxy Vol 3 - Time to Say Goodbye

Guardians of the Galaxy Vol 3 is here and it’s ready to break our hearts and lift us up at the same time. Did James Gunn pull off a perfect trilogy? Does this movie live up to the high expectations? Let’s see.
by Art of Lily K | May 15, 2023
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Is the Success of the Sonic Movie to Blame for the Cast of the New Mario Movie?

The new Mario movie has had its cast announced and it’s got some big name stars attached. However, there’s still the underlying question of why they’re making the movie in the first place. Let’s figure that out together shall we?
by Rohan Elliott | October 12, 2021

Kena: Bridge of Spirits Review

Be My Spirit Guide - Kena is a fun, albeit flawed, action-adventure game which is worth checking out. Read the full review here and see for yourself.
by Dan Morris | October 11, 2021

Gears Keep Turning: Celebrating 10 Years of Gears Of War 3

Dust off those Retro Lancers, because Jake Brown: @JakeSteel44 is here to take you back to the year 2011 as we celebrate the 10th year anniversary of Gears Of War 3.
by Jake Brown | September 28, 2021

Our Journey As Female Gamers Part III - Featuring Maria Kinnun & Jen Miller

Can certain aspects of gaming help give your confidence a boost? Is it possible to regain a deep passion for a hobby that has taken a hiatus in your life? Check out this discussion with Maria Kinnun and Jen Miller as we talk about their own personal gaming experience and what they hope to see from the gaming industry in the future.
by Candace Bissonette | September 22, 2021

Crashing in on Clash of Chefs VR - A Review

Watch Luis as he plays and reviews Clash of Chefs VR, a virtual reality cooking game. See if he can prepare the tastiest meals the fastest he can and attempt to keep his cool in the kitchen!
by Luis Reza | September 16, 2021
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The Ahsoka Chronicles: Trust No One | Episode 7

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Killers of the Flower Moon & Aquaman and the Lost Kingdom Trailer Reaction & Discussion

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The Best Movie-Based Games - Deep and Hard Special | Screen Smash

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Would You Be My Opponent!? - Ep. #104 | TRP

This week we have Erika, Luis, and Nate on the podcast. We start the show off by talking about the absence of Nolan North on the channel as of late and that's ok. Dan asks the important question about the new Green Knight show, what and why is Erika’s character? After some DnD conversation, we move on to talking about 12 Minutes and first impressions of the game.
by Dan Morris | August 25, 2021

Spider-Man: No Way Home Trailer Reactions | Trailer Talk

This week on Trailer Talk we are discussing the leaked and non-leaked trailers for Spider-Man: No Way Home. Let's talk about and break down all the multiverse easter eggs in this trailer (Doc Ock!!!) and then let's speculate how this weaves into the upcoming Disney + shows and Films.
by Drew Lewis | August 24, 2021

We Are All Not Well Adjusted Individuals - Ep. #103 | TRP

This week, This week, Maria fills in for an absent Pagan as we get to know Rohan. Rohan is a writer who answered Drew’s call to help with the new RR website and an original replayer from the Spider-Man episode! We share what we’ve been playing, discuss some of the articles Rohan has written and remasters of games. We touch on the Trailer Talk and Cinderella Reimagined trailer.
by Dan Morris | August 18, 2021

Twelve Minutes - Game Reactions | Trailer Talk

This week we are discussing a very interesting interactive time loop thriller, Twelve Minutes. Let's talk about this trailer that showcases the interesting gameplay style and a star-studded voice acting cast of James McAvoy, Daisy Ridley, and Willem Dafoe.
by Drew Lewis | August 17, 2021

This is Not For Us! - Ep. #102 | TRP

Joining us this week is Luis and for new to the show Haakon aka Tahu. Tahu tells us a little about himself and where he is from. As we get to know Tahu, we also get into some games we've been playing lately such as Visage, The Sims 4, and the Back 4 Blood beta. We then discuss the House of Gucci movie trailer and the 100 Thieves collaboration with Gucci for a $2500 backpack.
by Dan Morris | August 11, 2021
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Imaginary: Imaginary Friends, Creepy Kids and Unfulfilled Potential

Did you have an imaginary friend? Well, I do hope it was a better companion than Chauncey, the new “friend” of Alice from the new film from Blumhouse, Imaginary. We review the film, which will never let you look at a stuffed animal the same way again!
by Iain McParland | March 23, 2024

Hollow Knight: Silksong Was Worth It's Meme-worthy Long Wait

Hollow Knight: Silksong has finally been released after 84 long years of waiting. Iain tells us all why this game from Team Cherry was worth the meme-worthy long development time.
by Iain McParland | November 2, 2025
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Geek Culture at Risk: Why Supporting Artists on Cara is Crucial

Discover how the new platform Cara is revolutionizing the art world by protecting artists from the encroaching threat of generative AI. Dive into the battle for creativity and learn why supporting artists on this innovative site is more crucial than ever.
by Otis Lundahl | August 2, 2024
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A Guide to Shinichirō Watanabe's Road Anime

Director Shinichirō Watanabe might be best known for Cowboy Bebop, but he's worked on a few other "road anime" that more than measure up to the 1998 legend.
by Braden Turk | November 27, 2022

Suzume: A Girl, a Cat, and a Chair?

The latest film from Makoto Shinkai is here, but is it as good as Your Name? Join Thomas Richards as he lets you know if Suzume is just as good or better than the rest.
by Thomas Richards | May 3, 2023

PlayStation's State Of Play Absolutely Cooked!

The PlayStation State of Play showcase was amazing this February. Ben goes through all the new games, and what they're all about in today's article!
by Ben Hazell | February 17, 2025
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Superman Review: A Hopeful Start for the DCU

The first film in the DCU is here, but is this new take on a classic character the right first step for this new cinematic universe? Tom answers that question as he reviews Superman.
by Thomas Richards | July 23, 2025
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Chloe Knows Best: a Little Hope review

The title shall speak for itself, but in case it doesn’t: I am Chloe Frazer, I played Little Hope and now I’ll tell you my thoughts on it. Do I approve or not? You’ll find out if you read this article, because this is what I do now, while the lockdown lasts at least or maybe… a bit longer.
by Art of Lily K | February 15, 2021

Gears Is Back Baby With Gears Of War E-Day

The wait is finally over, Marcus and Dom are back together in full force in The Coalition's new game trailer, Gears Of War E-Day. And yes we cried too.
by Jake Brown | June 10, 2024

GRRM Announces Game of Thrones Spinoff's Move to Animation

George R. R. Martin recently announced Nine Voyages has moved to animation, and gave us a hint at the type of art style we might expect. Liza, as usual, dives in.
by Lizabeth Phoenix | January 9, 2024
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