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Iain McParland
92 days ago
George RR Martin Vs. AI Battle Heats Up!
The war we've all been waiting for! Game of Thrones creator George RR Martin is one step closer to suing ChatGPT company OpenAI for copyright infringement. Let's hope this culminates in a more universally loved ending than the HBO show 🙂
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Stephanie Judge
94 days ago
The Other Frankenstein Movie No One is Talking About... Bride!
While we wait for Guillermo Del Toro's latest hit adaptation, Frankenstein, another Frankenstein film is on the horizon... Bride! directed by Maggie Gyllenhaal. Anyone else confused as to why we aren't seeing much marketing for this movie? With a stacked cast and an artsy Bonnie & Clyde-like plot, I feel like we aren't talking enough […]

    Stephanie Judge
    99 days ago
    Ciao! Are Your Passports Ready? New Teaser Emily in Paris Season 5 is Here
    Get ready! Emily in Rome is almost here! In addition to the teaser trailer, new photos were released showcasing a more in-depth perspective of what to expect. Rome never looked so good! It's safe to say Season 5 will bring all the romance and drama everyone loves, and probably lots of pasta.

     

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      Dandadan’s Chaotic Energy Made It The First Anime I Vibe With

      Dandadan’s first season is now complete. The supernatural and alien-focused series was a bundle of chaotic energy that Iain really vibed with. Check out his review and discover why it may be the gateway anime to get people interested in anime.
      by Iain McParland | January 7, 2025

      Frankenstein Review: A Visually Stunning Adaptation

      The latest film from Guillermo Del Toro and Netflix has hit cinemas ahead of its release on the streaming service, but is this book adaptation worth the cinema trip? Join Tom as he reviews Guillermo Del Toro’s Frankenstein.
      by Thomas Richards | October 31, 2025

      Nintendo and Xbox On The Expo Floor, Tabletop Giants Debut, and Panel Schedule Now Live: PAX Aus 2025 News Roundup

      It’s been a big news week for PAX Aus 2025; it’s a little overwhelming. But that’s why Tom is here to recap all of the major announcements.
      by Thomas Richards | September 24, 2025

      The Day the Earth Blew Up: A Looney Tunes Movie Review - A Return To Looney-Ville

      The Looney Tunes have made a return to the cinema in a new 2D adventure, The Day The Earth Blew Up: A Looney Tunes Movie. Join Tom as he tells you why it’s well worth your time and money.
      by Thomas Richards | April 15, 2025

      Sonic Racing: CrossWorlds Review - The Best Racing Game Ever?

      Sonic Racing: CrossWorlds is finally here, and it might be the best racing game this year. Join Tom as he gives his review of the latest entry in the Sonic Racing series.
      by Thomas Richards | November 12, 2025
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      From 8-Bit to HD: Does the New CONTRA Capture the Magic of the Original

      Guess who’s back? Back again? Contra’s back. Tell all your friends with lower back pain. Trust me, if they played the first one, they worry about that. We dive into the rebooted CONTRA: Operation Galuga, and we wonder if it's still the same old Contra, or did we lose something along the way? Let's talk about it …
      by Tim Beisiegel | June 25, 2024

      Evil West Review: A Fistful of Bloodsuckers

      Want to relive the glory days being a cowboy, hunting monsters, and killing Vampires? Then Evil West is the game for you.
      by Dan Morris | April 7, 2023

      It's A Matter of 'Life & Death': Is This New Pack Worth Every Simoleon? | It’s A Sims Thing

      There's a new grim The Sims 4 pack, but is it worth the download? From new careers to new create-a-sim features to better ghosts to tarot cards and even funerals, this new pack has plenty of favorable new features!
      by Stephanie Judge | December 12, 2024

      Rick and Morty Season 7 Episodes 1 & 2: Post-Roiland, Does it Still Work?

      We’re into a new era of Rick and Morty now that Justin Roiland is gone. Does it still work? Iain recaps the first two episodes of Season 7 and discusses whether the show is still good after the creator’s exit.
      by Iain McParland | November 3, 2023
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      Drew Lewis
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      Daredevil: Born Again Season 2 Teaser Trailer Brings Back Jessica Jones
      The gangs (almost) back together again as we see Jessica Jones will have a major role in season 2 of Daredevil Born Again. Now all we need is Luke Cage and Danny Rand to come back. At this point, Disney has nothing to lose and just upside in going back to the good ol days […]

        Iain McParland
        3 days ago
        Highguard Launches Well... But it Doesn't Look Like it Will Last
        Almost 100k concurrents at launch but Geoff Keighley's "One More Thing" from last year's Game Awards is dipping fast with Mostly Negative reviews on Steam. How many are just annoyed idiots with 5-10 minutes of playtime is yet to be seen, but it's not helping the game's reputation.
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        Rating Every Assassin’s Creed Platinum Trophy

        With Assassin’s Creed Shadows on the horizon, Tom has Assassin’s Creed on his mind. More specifically, the platinum trophies from the series. Join him as he ranks every platinum trophy from the Assassin’s Creed series.
        by Thomas Richards | March 24, 2025

        FOR DEMOCRACY! Katherine Baskin of Arrowhead Game Studios discusses Helldivers 2

        If you have been on the fence about joining the fight for Democracy, there is no better time than now to do just that. We sat down with Katherine Baskin of Arrowhead Game Studios to talk about Helldivers 2, the community around the game and more! How about some LIBER-TEA?
        by Tim Beisiegel | March 14, 2025

        Afterlove EP is Endured Rather Than Enjoyed, But That’s What Grief Is

        Afterlove EP, the last game from Mohammad Fahmi is out now for all platforms. Let us tell you why, although it’s not perfect, it’s worth experiencing. Make no mistake, this game is endured and not enjoyed, but it’s worth it.
        by Iain McParland | March 12, 2025

        Tides of Annihilation Looks To Be Everything I Want In An Action Game

        Tides of Annihilation was one of the new announcements from the latest State of Play, and it looks like it’ll be a banger. Tom will tell you all about why it might be the perfect game for him.
        by Thomas Richards | March 6, 2025

        The 2025 Pokémon Day Pokémon Presents Had Some Interesting Developments

        Pokémon Day 2025 has come and gone, which means all manner of Pokémon updates from the latest Pokémon Presents, but was it worth waiting a year? Tom fills you in on all the big Pokémon news.
        by Thomas Richards | March 5, 2025
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        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

        Venom: The Last Dance Review - A Satisfying End to The Trilogy?

        Venom: The Last Dance is here, but is it a fitting conclusion to the Venom trilogy? Join Tom as he gives his thoughts on Venom’s final chapter.
        by Thomas Richards | October 28, 2024

        The Sheik Massacre is a Loving (if Gory) Tribute to The Iron Sheik

        John and Kira Hennigan have created the perfect tribute to The Iron Sheik with their short film, The Sheik Massacre. Let me tell you why such a grotesque film is the most loving ode to an influential wrestler.
        by Iain McParland | October 27, 2024

        Early Birds is a Stylish Swiss Thriller

        Early Birds, a German-language Swiss film directed by Michael Steiner, is a thriller following two young women, Anika and Caro, as they attempt to profit from a drug deal gone wrong. Let us tell you more in our review!
        by Iain McParland | October 25, 2024

        Blood Star’s Antagonist is Among the Best of the Year

        Blood Star, the highlight of Iain’s time at Grimmfest, is the road horror movie you should be watching this year. With a genuinely sadistic villain and a protagonist you can get behind, you should add this movie to your watch list. Let us tell you why.
        by Iain McParland | October 21, 2024
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        Star Wars: Tales of the Underworld Review - People Change

        Tales of the Underworld, the latest series from Lucasfilm Animation, was released last month, but how does it hold up to previous seasons of Tales of…? Join Tom as he gives his thoughts on this look into the underbelly of the Star Wars universe.
        by Thomas Richards | June 8, 2025

        Sakamoto Days Has Perfected The Villain of the Week Formula

        Sakamoto Days is an anime that has perfected the villain of the week formula. In creating compelling enemies for the titular character, it has Iain hooked on the show. Let us tell you why.
        by Iain McParland | June 7, 2025

        The Accountant 2 Review: Not What I Expected

        After nearly a decade, Ben Affleck is back in The Accountant 2, but was it worth the wait? Join Tom as he gives his thoughts on whether this sequel lives up to the original.
        by Thomas Richards | June 6, 2025

        The Highs And Lows of the 2025 Crunchyroll Anime Awards

        The 2025 Crunchyroll Anime Award winners have been announced. Join Tom as he gives his thoughts on the big winners and the series that were overlooked.
        by Thomas Richards | June 5, 2025

        When is the Time Right to Nope Out of a TV Show?

        What are the acceptable times to quit watching a show you’ve invested time into? Iain is here to break down the various milestones and chide you for crazy behavior.
        by Iain McParland | June 2, 2025
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        From 8-Bit to HD: Does the New CONTRA Capture the Magic of the Original

        Guess who’s back? Back again? Contra’s back. Tell all your friends with lower back pain. Trust me, if they played the first one, they worry about that. We dive into the rebooted CONTRA: Operation Galuga, and we wonder if it's still the same old Contra, or did we lose something along the way? Let's talk about it …
        by Tim Beisiegel | June 25, 2024

        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

        HAIKYU!! The Dumpster Battle Review: An Epic Showdown Between Cats and Crows

        After years of waiting, the next match of the Spring National Tournament is here with Haikyu!! The Dumpster Battle. Join Thomas Richards as he reviews this latest theatrical instalment.
        by Thomas Richards | June 22, 2024

        The Acolyte Episode 3: The Origin of a Sociopath

        Episode 3 of The Acolyte has dropped, and it’s a controversial episode, to say the least. Join Thomas Richards as he gives his thoughts on Episode 3, “Destiny”.
        by Thomas Richards | June 18, 2024

        Tunic: The Perfect Blend of Zelda Nostalgia and Souls-like Challenge

        I FINALLY played Tunic. Join Jordan as he goes into detail about why he can’t believe he missed out on this gem for so long!
        by Jordan Jurkowski | June 17, 2024

        From Fear to Fascination: My Journey With Steelrising's Mechanical Marvels

        Steelrising was a game released by Spiders in 2022. Join Brandy as she takes a quick look at why you might like to go back and try this fun little game that takes place in a seriously dark alternate history.
        by Brandy Brown | June 15, 2024

        Three Korean Horrors You MUST Watch

        The series continues! I already recommended the three Korean Thrillers you must watch and now it is time to talk about: Horrors. That's right! We will be stepping into the scary territory. So strap in and let's dive in!
        by Art of Lily K | June 14, 2024

        The Watchers Wastes its Intriguing Premise and Squanders its Potential

        The Watchers, the new horror film from Ishana Shyamalan has Dakota Fanning attempt to escape an unescapable forest whilst monsters watch her from just out of reach. Unfortunately, the setup is far better than the execution. Let us tell you why.
        by Iain McParland | June 12, 2024

        The Acolyte Episode 1 & 2: An Intriguing Start

        The latest Star Wars Disney+ series is here, but is it worth your time? Join Thomas Richards as he reviews the first two episodes of The Acolyte.
        by Thomas Richards | June 9, 2024

        Furiosa: A Mad Max Saga Review - The Best Film of the Year?

        The latest film in the Mad Max series, Furiosa: A Mad Max Saga, is here. How does this film hold up compared to the rest of the series? Join Thomas Richards as he reviews Furiosa.
        by Thomas Richards | June 5, 2024
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        Nerfing the Male Ego: Interview with Alyssa Dykstra, Creator of Threads and Thistles Inventory

        In the second installment of Erika Aundawyn's “Women in Gaming'' series, she interviews Alyssa Dykstra, creator of "Threads and Thistles Inventory.'' They discuss Alyssa's small business journey, online harassment, and the interview's title topic: Nerfing the Male Ego.
        by Erika Aundawyn | August 2, 2022

        Bringing home a Stray! Was it worth the wait?

        The new cat centric game Stray is out now and cat lover Maria just cannot wait to get her paws on it! Check out her review of this feline fueled adventure.
        by Maria Kinnun | July 28, 2022

        Build, Hunt, Rise - V Rising Review

        Patrick Sutherland's look into the newest Steam game that'll drive you batty, V Rising. Gather your friends and prepare to spill some blood in this base-building, third-person, vampire survival game.
        by Patrick Sutherland | July 27, 2022

        Spec Ops: The Line - 10 Years On

        Rohan’s peering into the Heart of Darkness while celebrating Spec Ops: The Line’s 10th anniversary. Check out this hat tip to the incredible, immersive game.
        by Rohan Elliott | July 18, 2022

        Here’s Why Gaming Isn't a Waste of Time

        Liza examines why gaming can actually be really good for your overall mental health. Not just a waste of time, huh?
        by Lizabeth Phoenix | July 11, 2022
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        BLONDE Trailer Reaction & Breakdown | TRAILER TALK

        Undeniably an icon, Marilyn Monroe was the envy of men and women for decades, but Director Andrew Dominik looks to explore her complicated life in BLONDE. Starring Ana de Armas as Marilyn Monroe, Adrien Brody, Bobby Cannavale, Xavier Samuel, and Julianne Nicholson, this is clearly Netflix's best bet for a shiny gold Oscar come March. There's a lot to unpack, so bring your Chanel No. 5 and join us.
        by Drew Lewis | August 4, 2022

        The Best Comic Con 2022 Trailers Reaction & Breakdown | TRAILER TALK

        The 2022 San Diego Comic-Con, per usual, dropped some highly anticipated trailers as well as a few surprises. From an emotionally driven Blank Panther trailer juggling the weight of the loss of Chadwick Boseman to a teaser for John Wick 4 to a National Treasure TV show teaser that no one saw coming and more. Let's discuss what worked and what didn't, and what we're excited to see more of in the coming months.
        by Drew Lewis | July 27, 2022

        What to Play if Not Stray | TRP: Ep 128

        Stray is out and we haven't played it! Not yet at least. Instead, we discuss the latest gaming news and a round of what we have been playing!
        by Dan Morris | July 22, 2022

        The Lord of the Rings: The Rings of Power Trailer Reaction & Breakdown | TRAILER TALK

        Let's go back thousands of years before The Hobbit and The Lord of the Rings, and let's also leave Peter Jackson out of this incarnation but take a lot of his visual design language for this new Amazon Prime series Rings of Power. The 3rd teaser trailer finally gives us something substantial to look at and some glimpses of who and what will be featured in Middle-earth for this incarnation. Let's dive deep into the Misty Mountains or sail all the way to Númenor and break it down.
        by Drew Lewis | July 19, 2022

        Boomer Shooter Resurgence. | TRP: Ep 127

        Are Boomer Shooters Back? We talk about some of our favorites and why you should see what all the fuss is about.
        by Dan Morris | July 16, 2022
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        Interceptor—Matthew Reilly's Jump From Page to Screen

        Matthew Reilly is an author known for pulse-pounding, pulpy action thriller novels that are so much fun to read. Rohan looks at his debut foray into the world of film to see if that signature Matthew Reilly magic survives the jump from page to screen.
        by Rohan Elliott | June 28, 2022

        Let's Talk About The POOHNIVERSE

        Let’s take a look at the newest cinematic universe on the block, the Twisted Childhood Universe from Jagged Edge Productions. This nightmare fuel will culminate in the Avengers-level Poohniverse: Monsters Assemble, and we deep dive into what the heck that means and why you’ll never look back at your childhood fondly again.
        by Iain McParland | April 29, 2024

        The Dark Pictures: The Devil in Me-dia (Review)

        When it comes to horror, there are no better choice-based adventures out there than Supermassive games, but has their latest venture fallen short? Ben Hazell discusses The Devil in Me.
        by Ben Hazell | March 9, 2023
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