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There Should Be No Doubt: Believe in Heretic

Heretic, the new psychological horror from A24 starring Hugh Grant, Sophie Thatcher and Chloe East is a movie that will make you question your own beliefs. Let us tell you why this film should be on your must-watch list of 2024.
by Iain McParland | November 18, 2024

Sonic X Shadow Generations Review: The True Game of the Year

Sonic X Shadow Generations is finally here, and it’s better than we could’ve ever imagined. Join Tom as he tells you why this is the true Game of the Year for 2024.
by Thomas Richards | November 7, 2024

Why Godzilla is a Sexy Mother Trucker

Godzilla is a babe and it’s about time he’s recognised for that. Yeah, he’s a destructive force and a powerful monster, but can we just objectify him for a little bit? Let us tell you some of the reasons we think Godzilla is a sexy mother trucker.
by Iain McParland | November 5, 2024
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Talking with Desmond Chiam about Playing Games and Smashing Flags

Lily K sat down with actor Desmond Chiam (Reef Break, The Shannara Chronicles, Marvel’s The Falcon and The Winter Soldier) to talk about games, movies, and more.
by Art of Lily K | May 3, 2021
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Secret Invasion & Blue Beetle Trailer Reaction & Discussion – TRAILER TALK

Samuel L Jackson is back as Nick Fury and leading Marvel's Secret Invasion series on Disney+ that's bringing the dark thriller spy vibes. Then we get a first look at DC's lighthearted Blue Beetle, which is about a blue beetle that gives its wearer superpowers.
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Why Star Wars Needs to Move Away from the Skywalkers

Is Anakin Skywalker required for the future of Star Wars storytelling? Let's talk about the reasons why we should be moving away from the Skywalkers.
by Tim Beisiegel | November 21, 2023

10 GenX Holiday Films to Enjoy This Holiday Season

Every year, there are new Holiday films, and Hallmark has a whole channel for them. But the best Holiday films were when GenX was young. Join Charlotte and fellow GenXers for their favorite holiday movies!
by Charlotte Merritt | November 20, 2023

The Marvels Proves Marvel’s Resilience Amidst Controversy and Cat-astrophes!

Every studio has its ups and downs, but there’s nothing people like more than to hate on one for its apparent “downfall”. Marvel is the latest greatest victim of this trend, and it got even stronger with the release of The Marvels. Let’s find out if this hate train is deserved or not.
by Art of Lily K | November 14, 2023

Hayseed – A Whodunnit Mystery

Looking for a great whodunnit mystery? Check out Hayseed! A local church congregation's reverend is found dead. Was it a terrible accident or was it murder? The unfortunate fate of the reverend upsets a small Midwestern American town as the investigator tries to sift fact from fiction.
by Candace Bissonette | November 8, 2023

Blue Beetle Review: A Rollercoaster of Emotion, Action, and Family Bonds

Another superhero origin story from DC is here, but is it any good? Join Thomas Richards as he shares his thoughts on the latest outing from DC, Blue Beetle.
by Thomas Richards | November 4, 2023
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5 Terrible Godzilla Movie Pitches

Godzilla is HOT right now. So here are some really bad ideas for Godzilla movies we might be able to get funding for before execs realize how terrible they are… I mean… how genius they are!
by Iain McParland | December 7, 2023

Sweet Home Season 2 Review

Sweet Home 2 is here and picks up right where the first season left off. Plenty of questions to answer, but will they do it? Lily K is here to shed light on what’s going on.
by Art of Lily K | December 6, 2023

Godzilla Anime Trilogy: Existential Dread With a Dash of Kaiju

#GodzillaWeek powers forward with a trilogy of animated entries. Join Thomas Richards as he gives his thoughts on the Godzilla Anime Trilogy.
by Thomas Richards | December 6, 2023

Shin Godzilla: A Unique Take on a Storied Franchise

Continuing #Godzillaweek, it’s time to look at one of the more unique entries in the Godzilla franchise. Join Thomas Richards as he gives his thoughts on Shin Godzilla.
by Thomas Richards | December 5, 2023

What Could The New Empire Mean for the Future of Godzilla?

With the New trailer dropping for Godzilla X Kong: New Empire, you might be wondering where things will go for our favorite giant monster in the future.
by Dan Morris | December 4, 2023

The Hunger Games: The Ballad of Songbirds & Snakes Review – Origin of a Tyrant

After almost a decade, The Hunger Games is back with an origin story for its despicable villain. Join Thomas Richards as he reviews The Hunger Games: The Ballad of Songbirds & Snakes.
by Thomas Richards | December 2, 2023

GODZILLA MINUS ONE REVIEW: A Brutal and Moving Kaiju Masterpiece

Brutal, Epic, Moving! Godzilla is back in an amazing new film that will crush your expectations and leave you breathless and maybe even crying.
by Dan Morris | December 1, 2023

Doctor Who in 2023 is a Breath of Life We Really Needed

Being A Doctor Who fan for years, Ben just couldn't stay away from the new Doctor Who show, hoping it returns to its prime. Ben goes over his experience watching The Star Beast.
by Ben Hazell | November 29, 2023

In preparation for Sweet Home Season 2

With Sweet Home Season 2 right around the corner, it is time to look back at Season 1. The hit Netflix K-Drama based on the also incredibly popular webtoon is a story that’s highly recommended to all. I will tell you why.
by Art of Lily K | November 28, 2023

Rick and Morty Season 7 Episodes 5 & 6: A Pivotal Moment

Rick and Morty’s post-Roiland Season 7 continues! Iain explains that the returns of some old adversaries and friends in episode 5 and the creation of some new ones in episode 6 mean that the Rick and Morty train keeps on a-rolling. But the landscape has just changed forever…
by Iain McParland | November 27, 2023
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Scary Good Films Vol. 3: Rare Exports: A Christmas Tale

For Volume 3 of Scary Good Films, Matt Kalo looks at Rare Exports: A Christmas Tale, a film that may be the greatest Christmas movie you haven’t seen.
by Matt Kalo | January 2, 2023

Why I Will Never Play Elden Ring

Seven-time #TheGameAwards nominee Elden Ring has taken the gaming industry by storm, but these are the reasons Iain and others may never play it.
by Iain McParland | December 30, 2022

Ranking the Bond Movies After 60 Years

His name is Bond. James Bond. And for 60 Years, and over 25 Movies, he has graced our screens as the longest running movie franchise of all time. Celebrate 60 Years of Bond with The Brothers Take as we discuss our process of ranking the 25 movies.
by Kris McGuire | December 23, 2022

The Games that Define a Generation – PlayStation 3

Emmanuel continues his series looking at PlayStation's console-defining games with the PlayStation 3: The Last of Us, Demon's Souls, and more!
by Emmanuel Alejandro | December 15, 2022

How is Wednesday This Damn Good?

Wednesday on Netflix has no business being this good. How Tim Burton hit it out of the park with this amazing cast and well-written series.
by Brandy Brown | December 12, 2022

Kick Bastards is Shaping Up to Be a Kickass Game

There are never enough freerunning games to scratch Tyler’s parkour itch, but he’s found a promising entry into the space that looks to be building on the games that came before it.
by Tyler Graham | December 8, 2022

Booze, Boobs, and Reviews: Don’t Worry Darling

Michelle's review series continues tackling the controversial film Don't Worry Darling. Will it take a few bottoms-up to get through the film, or will Michelle be wanting more movie and wine?!
by Michelle Holstine | December 7, 2022

Andor Episode 12: A Catalyst for Rebellion

The season finale of Andor is here, and it’s a doozy. Join Thomas Richards as he gives his impressions on this final episode and the series.
by Thomas Richards | December 4, 2022

Movie Review: See How They Run

Combining classic Hollywood movies with theatre, murder mystery and an incredible ensemble cast, Kim tells you why See How They Run is a must-watch.
by Kim Payne | November 30, 2022

Incision: Blood, Rust, and Retro Shooting

Incision is an early-access retro first person shooter with plenty of dithered gore. With a shoot-it-until-it-dies gameplay and industrial-inspired soundtrack, this is an experience that fans of Blood, Quake, and Dusk should enjoy.
by Jacob Kinnun | November 21, 2022
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Our Journey As Female Gamers Part I – Featuring Amelia Brown & Cassandre Federowicz

Candace features Amelia Brown and Cassandre Federowicz in the first of a series of interviews with female Replayers having an open, candid discussion of their journey as gamers and how their experience has changed over the years.
by Candace Bissonette | June 10, 2021

My Journey to Platinum in Uncharted 4

The Platinum Trophy is Playstation’s most coveted medal of achievement. Lizabeth Phoenix shares her story and helpful tips after getting Platinum in Uncharted 4: A Thief’s End.
by Lizabeth Phoenix | May 29, 2021

Why Should You Most Definitely Check Out The Mass Effect Trilogy?

You’re a gamer. You heard this question many times before: What is your favorite game? There are so many amazing ones out there, am I right? Well if you ask me that question, the answer is - without a doubt - the Mass Effect Trilogy.
by Art of Lily K | May 24, 2021

Could Hellblade 2 be Xbox’s God of War?

Could the forthcoming Xbox exclusive Hellblade 2 potentially be one of the greatest single-player adventure games for the platform on tier with PlayStation’s God of War?
by Dan Morris | May 17, 2021

Michele Morrow Talks to us about Gaming, Healing, and Esports

After being our guest on Retro Replay, Michele Morrow sat down to talk with us about how our lives are impacted by gaming and how esports is evolving toward equality. She also shares her own personal story about healing through gaming.
by Stef Watson | May 10, 2021
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The Continental & The Holdovers Trailer Reaction & Discussion – TRAILER TALK

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Ahsoka: What to Expect for the Series

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Is it Worth it? W/ Guest Grover Whim | Screen Smash

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When Does It End? | Resident Evil 4 | Part 8 | Craic’d

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Is the Steam Deck the New Kid on the Block? – Ep. #99 | TRP

This week on TRP, Dan returns from his trip to New York and we are joined by Anthony and the infamous Adam. We discussed chicken wings and chicken wing pizza. Adam and Dan show how excited we are to discuss heated topics including the newly revealed Steam Deck and the timing of its announcement.
by Dan Morris | July 21, 2021

Deadpool (Nolan North) Reacts to Deadpool Reacting to #FreeGuy | Trailer Talk

This week we are discussing the incredibly meta and insanely funny Deadpool and Korg reaction video to the Free Guy trailer. Let's break down this reaction and trailer with our POV's on editing to sound design to acting and the brilliant comedy of Ryan Reynolds and Taika Waititi.
by Drew Lewis | July 20, 2021

VAL Trailer Reaction | Trailer Talk

This week we are discussing the new highly talked about documentary trailer based on the actor Val Kilmer, VAL. Let's break down this trailer and dive into our POV's on editing to sound design to acting and the amazing library of films Mr. Kilmer has been!
by Drew Lewis | July 13, 2021

Why Director’s Cuts of Video Games- Ep. #97 | TRP

This week we are joined by Stephanie Judge and Ericka to discuss this week's topics. We start off with marvel theories, working out.. sort of, including Stephanie helping to move the couch. For timely topics, we discuss the new trend of Director’s Cuts of video games such as Death Stranding and Ghost of Tsushima. We talk about the moving sale that Retro Replay is having now that they are moving to a new studio. They had listed the infamous couch and it SOLD!
by Dan Morris | July 7, 2021

Disney’s Jungle Cruise Reaction | Trailer Talk

This week we are discussing the famous Disneyland theme park ride-turned movie, Jungle Cruise starring Dwayne "The Rock" Johnson and Emily Blunt. Let's break down this trailer and dive into our POV's on editing to sound design to acting and the epic fantasy adventure of it all!
by Drew Lewis | July 6, 2021
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Going Crazy for the Madness

Learn about the new comic series from J. Michael Straczynski and ACO, The Madness! Their new series follows a superpowered spirit of vengeance with psychological issues.
by Iain McParland | May 18, 2023

Gears For Years: A Life-Altering Story

Fascinated by a series where humanity faces extinction and that the only hope is that there is a tomorrow, Gears of War enthusiast Jake Brown tells a tale of how a game unexpectedly brought him friendship, love, and a bright future.
by Jake Brown | February 22, 2021
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Are Video Games Too Hard Now? Luckily, Accessibility is Making Things Easier for Some

Stuck on that boss fight for hours? Games can be so damn hard, but developers are working hard to make games accessible for everyone!
by Nick McKay | February 3, 2023
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The Acolyte Episode 4: Now We’re Getting Somewhere

Episode 4 of The Acolyte is here, and it could potentially be the best episode yet. Join Thomas Richards as he gives his thoughts on the latest episode of the controversial series.
by Thomas Richards | June 23, 2024

The Scaredy-Cat Club Presents: 3 Action Movies So Good It’s Supernatural!

Shana with help from Louie recommends, and explains why these supernatural action films are nothing to scream at.
by Shana Martin | October 11, 2023

A Fan Reaction to the End of the Rooster Teeth Era

Stef reflects on Rooster Teeth closing its doors and the fandom, content, and community that meant so much to her.
by Stef Watson | March 9, 2024
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A Minecraft Movie Review: At Least It Crafted Some Memes

A Minecraft Movie has finally arrived after nearly a decade in production hell, but should it have stayed there? Tom gives his review of this latest video game adaptation.
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Couch Soup Previews: Like a Dragon Gaiden: The Man Who Erased His Name

Sometimes, you want a game where you can fight enemies one minute and sing karaoke the next, and that’s just what Like a Dragon Gaiden: The Man Who Erased His Name provides. Join Thomas Richards as he gives his first impressions after playing the demo at PAX Aus 2023.
by Thomas Richards | October 26, 2023

Loom Knitting: A Unique Way to Break the Power of the Scroll of Doom

Loom knitting isn't just for kids! It's a great way to break doom scrolling habits or feeling productive while watching your favorite shows. Shana Martin shares how it changed her life by giving her a creative outlet that seemed previously inaccessible.
by Shana Martin | March 13, 2022

Storytelling Across Both Games and Film

Forty years ago, video games were video games, and films were films. Video games were simple, and the film industry wasn't eager to produce a Pong sports drama or a Pac-man action-adventure.
by Stef Watson | November 16, 2020
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