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Kpop Demon Hunters Cinematic Universe Confirmed?!

News is surfacing about more Kpop Demon Hunters! But not all sounds great. Join Tom as he breaks down this latest news.
by Thomas Richards | August 2, 2025

The Fantastic Four: First Steps Review – Marvel’s First Family Make Their Debut

Marvel’s first family has returned to the silver screen, but is the third time the charm? Join Tom as he gives his review of The Fantastic Four: First Steps.
by Thomas Richards | August 2, 2025

Predator: Killer of Killers Review – An Anthology of Murder

Predator: Killer of Killers hit streaming last month, bringing the franchise into the animated space, but is it worth a watch, even if you’ve never seen a Predator film before? Join Tom as he gives his thoughts on this anthology of murder.
by Thomas Richards | July 31, 2025
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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
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Will Days Gone Remastered Bring This Undead Series Back To Life?

Days Gone has risen from the dead with Days Gone Remastered, but are updated visuals and new modes enough to fully revive this series? Tom thinks so, and he’ll tell you why.
by Thomas Richards | March 3, 2025

Baldur’s Gate 3: A reminder of good writing in video games

After spending days in Baldur's Gate 3, Rohan has found other previous open-world video games to be… wanting. Join him as he discusses what makes the writing in Baldur's Gate 3 so compelling.
by Rohan Elliott | February 28, 2025

The Video Game Trilogies That Shaped Me

We’ve all got games that helped form and shape us! As gamers these are important in our lives. Check out Jordan’s top three game trilogies that helped shape him.
by Jordan Jurkowski | February 27, 2025

Tails of Iron 2: Whiskers of Winter is a Great Squeakquel But It’s Not Perfect

Tails of Iron 2: Whiskers of Winter, the long-awaited follow-up to Odd Bug Studio’s first outing has arrived on all platforms and PC! However, is it an improvement, a step back, or kinda both? Check out our review and find out.
by Iain McParland | February 25, 2025

Sonic Racing: CrossWorlds Is Looking Amazing!

Sonic Racing CrossWorlds has finally had its first trailer, and it gave us a lot. Join Tom as he tells you why this could be the best Sonic Racing game yet.
by Thomas Richards | February 24, 2025

The Days Gone Trilogy We Never Got (and Why)

Bend Studio's 2019 title, Days Gone, was an original IP that was supposed to be a trilogy- want to know what the full three-story arch would have been? We've got the scoop, so check it out here!
by Andrea Carter | February 18, 2025

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

ENDER MAGNOLIA: Bloom in the Mist is the First Great Game of the Year

ENDER MAGNOLIA: Bloom in the Mist is the first great game of the year and a fitting sequel to ENDER LILIES. This Metroidvania got its hooks into Iain and never let go. Let him tell you why.
by Iain McParland | February 12, 2025

Bioware Games Have Ruined Me For All Other Games

Bioware Games have been front and center in Brandy’s gaming collection for years. Find out why and how she feels about some of the decisions EA has made lately.
by Brandy Brown | February 9, 2025

We Went to the Electric Playhouse Experience in Las Vegas

Electric Playhouse is the latest in the long lineage of experiential arcades popping up across the country, and we got an exclusive look at their Las Vegas location (and scored big numbers on HideyCube).
by Andrea Carter | February 6, 2025
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Spaceballs Was the Last Great Parody. Do We Really Want to Risk a Sequel?

Mel Brooks is bringing Spaceballs back, but in a world overflowing with sequels, memes, and streaming sludge, should he? This snark-filled deep dive explores whether The Search for More Money is satire gold... or a merchandising meltdown waiting to happen.
by Drew Lewis | June 16, 2025

From the World of John Wick: Ballerina Review – Is It The Best in the Series?

The first spin-off film of the John Wick franchise is here, but how does it compare to the main series? Join Tom as he gives his review of Ballerina.
by Thomas Richards | June 11, 2025

DAN DA DAN: EVIL EYE Review – Maintaining Momentum

DAN DA DAN has made its theatrical debut with DAN DA DAN: EVIL EYE, but is this sneak peek worth going to the cinema for? Join Tom as he gives his thoughts on the film.
by Thomas Richards | June 10, 2025

Final Destination: Bloodlines Breathes Life into The Franchise

Final Destination: Bloodlines became the most successful movie in the franchise, and it’s not just nostalgia. This film enhances every part of Final Destination lore and has reinvigorated Iain’s interest. Let us tell you more.
by Iain McParland | June 9, 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
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Spaceballs Was the Last Great Parody. Do We Really Want to Risk a Sequel?

Mel Brooks is bringing Spaceballs back, but in a world overflowing with sequels, memes, and streaming sludge, should he? This snark-filled deep dive explores whether The Search for More Money is satire gold... or a merchandising meltdown waiting to happen.
by Drew Lewis | June 16, 2025

Rick and Morty Season 8 Episodes 1 & 2: Matrix And Revolutions

Rick and Morty is back with Season 8! How has this season started? Check out our recaps of episodes 1 and 2, “Summer of All Fears” and “Valkyrick”
by Iain McParland | June 15, 2025

From the World of John Wick: Ballerina Review – Is It The Best in the Series?

The first spin-off film of the John Wick franchise is here, but how does it compare to the main series? Join Tom as he gives his review of Ballerina.
by Thomas Richards | June 11, 2025

DAN DA DAN: EVIL EYE Review – Maintaining Momentum

DAN DA DAN has made its theatrical debut with DAN DA DAN: EVIL EYE, but is this sneak peek worth going to the cinema for? Join Tom as he gives his thoughts on the film.
by Thomas Richards | June 10, 2025

Final Destination: Bloodlines Breathes Life into The Franchise

Final Destination: Bloodlines became the most successful movie in the franchise, and it’s not just nostalgia. This film enhances every part of Final Destination lore and has reinvigorated Iain’s interest. Let us tell you more.
by Iain McParland | June 9, 2025

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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Good Weird, Bad Weird Pt 1: An Introduction to Tabletop Gaming

Tabletop gaming is rewarding in creativity and friendship. This series is a how-to guide on joining or creating a group to be inclusive, fun, and rewarding.
by Sam Nilsson | July 3, 2024

Breaking Free From People-Pleasing As Portrayed in Persona 5 and My Hero Academia

While breaking out of her own destructive people-pleasing cycles, Stef finds relatable rebellions in Persona 5's Makoto and My Hero Academia's Dabi.
by Stef Watson | June 7, 2024

What Keeps Us Hooked on Games? Dive Into the Minds of Gamers and Their Unshakable Game Obsessions!

What is it about a game that makes us continue to come back to it? Is it because it’s story driven or just mindless fun? Dive in to see what four of our contributors think.
by Brandy Brown | May 12, 2024

The Profound Influence of Scooby Doo on Who We Are Today

Scooby Doo has been a major figure in popular culture since the 1960s, but does it get enough credit? This author’s whole life has been influenced by the habitually spooked Great Dane.
by Iain McParland | March 29, 2024

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 Newbie’s Take on Xenoblade Chronicles X: Definitive Edition

Xenoblade Chronicles X: Definitive Edition has finally landed on the Switch! Jordan jumps into the world of Mira for the very first time…
by Jordan Jurkowski | April 6, 2025

Black Bag Review: A Game Of Trust

Steven Soderbergh is bringing back the spy thriller genre with his latest film, Black Bag. Join Tom as he lets you know if this genre revival is worth your time and money.
by Thomas Richards | April 5, 2025

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

The Monkey Bangs the Drum For Chaotic Comedy Horror

The Monkey is a new comedy horror from Longlegs director Osgood Perkins, adapted from Stephen King’s short story. Let us tell you why this is an entertaining film but not without its problems. It may, however, become a guilty pleasure!
by Iain McParland | March 20, 2025

Mickey 17 Review: One Of A Kind

The latest film from Bong Joon-ho, Mickey 17, is here, but does it reach the heights of his previous hit film Parasite? Join Tom as he gives his review of Mickey 17.
by Thomas Richards | March 13, 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

Attack on Titan: THE LAST ATTACK Review – The Definitive Ending?

Attack on Titan: The Last Attack has hit cinemas around the globe, but is this film worth seeing if you’ve already seen the original episodes? Tom is here to give his thoughts on if it’s worth it.
by Thomas Richards | March 8, 2025

Heart Eyes is More Romantic Comedy Than Horror But It Works!

Heart Eyes is the perfect companion to Valentine’s Day season. This romantic comedy with a slasher twist is everything Iain needed and more. Let him tell you why.
by Iain McParland | March 1, 2025

Tails of Iron 2: Whiskers of Winter is a Great Squeakquel But It’s Not Perfect

Tails of Iron 2: Whiskers of Winter, the long-awaited follow-up to Odd Bug Studio’s first outing has arrived on all platforms and PC! However, is it an improvement, a step back, or kinda both? Check out our review and find out.
by Iain McParland | February 25, 2025

Booze, Boobs, and Reviews: Blink Twice

Join in with Michelle in her Booze, Boobs, and Reviews series covering what she is watching. This installment is about Blink Twice! Have you seen the film? How much wine did it take you to finish?
by Michelle Holstine | February 20, 2025
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The Best Board Games for the Holiday Season

The holiday season is here, which means a lot of time with friends and family. So, why not play some new board games with them? Join Thomas Richards as he tells you about some fun board games you can play this holiday season.
by Thomas Richards | December 17, 2023

PAX Aus 2023: Nintendo’s Return, Tabletop Adventures, and a Brush with Back Pocket!

Missed out on PAX Aus 2023 or wondering what it was like to attend? Join Rohand and Thomas as they break down PAX Aus 2023 from the eyes of a first-timer and a grizzled veteran.
by Rohan Elliott | November 19, 2023

Top 6 Christmas Gifts For Gamers

It’s never easy to buy Christmas gifts for gamers, especially if gaming is a foreign concept to you. If you’re tirelessly searching for a gift with no luck, you’ve come to the right place. This guide will help you to find at least one gift you can be sure every gamer wants.
by Drew Lewis | November 15, 2023

The Best Digital Download Games That You Can Play This Year

Gaming has taken a whole new level now as it becomes available to the masses with digital downloads. You can look to play on your phone with games like Pokemon Go, tablet, or game consoles and enjoy gameplay on or offline and it is a lot of fun.
by Drew Lewis | November 5, 2023

A Tiny Sticker Tale Review: Where Stickers Hold the Power to a Heartfelt Story

Looking for something different? Something super wholesome? Look no further than A Tiny Sticker Tale! Here is our review of this adorable little indie title available right now!
by Nick McKay | October 7, 2023
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The Price: Fans React to The Last of Us Season 2 Ep 6! | Watching Now: The Rest of Us Podcast

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Watching Now: Andor Season 2 Review

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Feel Her Love: Fans React to The Last of Us Season 2 Ep 5! | Watching Now: The Rest of Us Podcast

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The Road Ahead: Fans React to The Last of Us Season 2 Ep 4! | Watching Now: The Rest of Us Podcast

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Solo Leveling Has Just Started and is Already One of the Best Anime of the Year

It’s the start of the year, and we already have an anime of the year contender. Join Thomas Richards as he lets you know why he thinks Solo Leveling is on track to be one of the best anime of the year.
by Thomas Richards | January 18, 2024

The Rising of the Shield Hero: The Dark Side of an Isekai World

Are you craving your next dark fantasy binge? Well, Crunchyroll has you covered with The Rising of the Shield Hero. Join Thomas Richards as he tells you all about this dark fantasy series.
by Thomas Richards | January 17, 2024

Warrior Princess vs. Toast: The Unexpectedly Hilarious Anime That’s Redefining Torture With A Side of Laughter!

Starving for a new delicious treat of an anime? Indulge in the unexpected hilarity of 'Tis Time For 'Torture,' Princess, a new anime on Crunchyroll that turns dungeons into kitchens! Laughter and foodie fantasies collide in this delectable comedy feast!
by Dan Morris | January 14, 2024

Asimov’s Laws Be Damned: A First Look at Metallic Rouge

Have you ever wondered what a world where humans and androids coexist would be like? Take a step into the colorful world of Metallic Rouge and find out. And now I want chocolate.
by Brandy Brown | January 13, 2024

Jujutsu Kaisen: Cursed to be Excellent

Shonen anime has been a medium staple for decades, and when something special comes along, it’s easy to see why. Thomas Richards is here to tell you about one of the best Shonen series you can watch right now, Jujutsu Kaisen.
by Thomas Richards | December 29, 2023

Anime: The Enemy of Gamers and Busy People

What does a busy person with limited time get sucked into when it comes to anime? Brandy shares some of her favorites as a relatively new person to this massive genre.
by Brandy Brown | December 26, 2023

The Boy and The Heron Review: Do Giant Birds and White Blobs Make Miyazaki’s Latest a Must-Watch?

The Boy and The Heron, the latest film from Hayao Miyazaki and Studio Ghibli, has hit theatres, but does it live up to its reputation? Join Thomas Richards as he reviews the latest from this critically acclaimed team.
by Thomas Richards | December 19, 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

Couch Soup Favourites: Summer Anime 2023

Another season of anime has come and gone and left us with plenty of fantastic anime. Join Thomas and Stef as they fill you in on some of the amazing shows from the Summer 2023 anime season.
by Thomas Richards | October 31, 2023

I’ve Never Watched One Piece. Let’s Watch the Netflix Live Action Version. Ep 1 REVIEW

Ever wondered what a live-action adaption looks like to a newcomer? Ben watched the first episode of One Piece 2023 and shares his thoughts.
by Ben Hazell | September 9, 2023
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Napoleon and Bob Marley One Love Trailer Reaction & Discussion | TRAILER TALK

Other biopics might have a Napoleon complex after seeing Ridley Scott's latest epic... That's right Napoleon. Then let's keep the biopic train rolling and watch the trailer for Bob Marly One Love. Should we roll a "J" in honor of this one?
by Drew Lewis | July 11, 2023

Challengers and Average Joe Trailer Reaction & Discussion – TRAILER TALK

Zendaya is "taking care of her good little white boys" in the trailer for her next film Challengers directed by Luca Guadagnino (Call Me By Your Name). Then after we talk about when BET+ became a thing we'll take a look at the trailer for their new show Average Joe.
by Drew Lewis | June 27, 2023

Kraven The Hunter & Squirrel with a Gun Trailer Reaction & Discussion – TRAILER TALK

Finally after 11 Spider-Man films one of his greatest enemies is getting his origin story in a stand-alone film, Kraven The Hunter. But can we trust Sony to handle this beloved character after Morbius? Our second trailer today is a little left field but worth it. Let's watch the game trailer for Squirrel with a Gun
by Drew Lewis | June 20, 2023

Barbie and The Witcher Season 3 Trailer Reaction & Discussion – TRAILER TALK

It's Barbie's world and we're just living in it. Thankfully Steph and Pagan are here to tell Drew what this movie is actually about based on the latest trailer. Then let's venture back to see what Geralt of Rivia is doing in the latest Witcher trailer knowing this is Henry Caviill's last go. Let's watch - react - discuss.
by Drew Lewis | June 14, 2023

Mission Impossible 7 & TMNT: Mutant Mayhem Trailer Reaction & Discussion – TRAILER TALK

Tom Cruise is back as Agent Ethan Hunt in the seventh film of the Mission Impossible franchise. Setting up a franchise first 2 parter will Dead Reckoning is setting the stage for the best of moments and action sequences in the latest trailer. Then lets take a look at a new and interesting look at the next TMNT film headed by Seth Rogan. Is this what Turltles fans have been waiting for?
by Drew Lewis | May 30, 2023
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Overwatch 2: A Modest Defense of Lifeweaver

Many of Overwatch 2’s Support heroes are probably more powerful than they should be right now. But when the nerfs come to balance the game, this is why Lifeweaver should be left untouched.
by Tyler Graham | January 8, 2024

Indiana Jones and The Great Circle – Game Review

Indiana Jones and The Great Circle game is out now, and Michelle got to dive in early for a review. There’s whip yanking, great unknown circles, and so much more to unpack! Come along for her first official video game review!
by Michelle Holstine | June 14, 2025
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Five Real Robots You Can Party With in Las Vegas

Las Vegas is being taken over by robots. Get ready for your next Vegas vacation with our recommendations on the best robots to party with, from bartender robots to designated driver robots. The GLADoS comparisons are too easy.
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Butterfly Trailer Drops: Prime Video Unveils Action-Packed Spy Thriller Starring Daniel Dae Kim

Ah, yes. Family reunions. Sometimes they involve awkward hugs and potato salad. Sometimes they involve assassins with daddy issues and suppressed government files. Welcome to Butterfly, Prime Video’s upcoming spy-thriller that just dropped a trailer so intense we needed a glass of water, a lie down, and possibly a therapist on retainer. Go ahead and […]
by Drew Lewis | July 14, 2025

We Need to Talk About THAT Squid Game Finale

Squid Game Season 3 has come and gone, but how did it end? With controversy, that’s how. Iain takes you through the ending and discusses whether it was dumb and/or perfection.
by Iain McParland | July 13, 2025

Shatner and Rhys-Davies spill the tea on old TV effects and a Sliders announcement!

Can William Shatner and Jon Rhys-Davies still charm an audience? You bet they can. Michelle got to join a few hundred other ppl in their panels at FanExpo Denver and learned some hints of potential new projects!
by Michelle Holstine | July 6, 2025
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Drawn to Darkness – a Sit Down with horror illustrator, writer, and publisher Joseph Schmalke

At FanExpo Denver, horror comics creator Joseph Schmalke shared his vision for Midnight Factory Press, the importance of print in a digital age, and why creative ownership matters more than ever. Between booths, floppies, and consumer psychology, we hit it all in this sit down.
by Michelle Holstine | July 26, 2025
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by Sam Nilsson | August 6, 2024

Fan Expo Denver is Bringing the Heat with its Guest List!

Michelle is heading to Denver for FanExpo and feels the heat from the guest list! Who is she most excited to see, and who gets snubbed?! Let’s find out!
by Michelle Holstine | July 1, 2025

Agatha All Along Series Review: A Pleasant Walk Down the Road?

Agatha All Along has come and gone, so how does it stack up compared to other MCU shows? Join Tom as he gives his overall thoughts on this witch-filled series.
by Thomas Richards | November 21, 2024
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