Reviews

by Iain McParland | November 17, 2025 | Nintendo , PC , Playstation , Recaps , Reviews , Video Games , Xbox

Bye Sweet Carole is a Sinister Disney Animated Feature Made Playable

by Thomas Richards | November 12, 2025 | Nintendo , PC , Playstation , Recaps , Reviews , Video Games , Xbox

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

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by Tim Beisiegel | November 19, 2025 | PC , Playstation , Reviews , Video Games , Xbox

Raiders of the ARC

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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

The Batman Made a Big Swing but Somehow Punched Itself in the Face

Matt Reeves’ The Batman took a huge risk, delving into the noir genre of film. However, the slam dunk this film should have been for the World’s Greatest Detective rebounded off the rim. We tell you why this film missed the mark.

by Iain McParland | June 3, 2024

A Tale of Courage and Fantasy: Why The Wingfeather Saga Series Is Winning Hearts

Shana explores the town of Glipwood and shares her first impressions of season one of Angel Studios' The Wingfeather Saga, and why it’s worth watching.

by Shana Martin | May 31, 2024

The Korean Horror That Took South Korea by Storm

Korean movies never fail to surprise their audiences. Joining a line of amazing horrors is Exhuma - The Unearthed Grave, a movie that surpassed all expectations. But what is it about exactly? Is it worth your time? Let’s talk about it.

by Art of Lily K | May 23, 2024

Caesar’s Legacy - Kingdom of the Planet of the Apes Review

The Planet of the Apes saga continues. I was a bit worried from the moment they announced it. Mostly because I truly think that Rise, Dawn, and War was a perfect trilogy, joining the very few on this list before them. So… can Kingdom live up to it all?

by Art of Lily K | May 15, 2024

Exploring Identity and Ideals in Iain M. Banks' Masterpiece 'Player of Games'

Iain M. Banks' Second Culture Book, Player of Games, carries the keynotes of the series, with elements of paranoia and defeating enemies through ideology, as well as a complex relationship with gender decades ahead of its time.

by Sam Nilsson | May 14, 2024

Let’s! Revolution!: The Roguelite Minesweeper-like King Slaying Game

Ever wondered how a game can be a Minesweeper-like AND a Roguelite? Well, wonder no further! The stunningly animated, Let’s! Revolution! is finally on consoles. The King better be quaking in his boots because we’re coming for that throne!

by Iain McParland | May 8, 2024

Abigail: The Prima Ballerina of Pain is a Revelation in Horror Comedy

They kidnapped a vampire. A ballerina vampire! Abigail, the new horror comedy from Universal Pictures aims to arabesque, pirouette and plié into our hearts. We tell you why it’s succeeded, and it needs to be added to your must-watch list!

by Iain McParland | May 1, 2024

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My Status as an Assassin Obviously Exceeds the Hero’s Is Speedrunning Every Isekai Trope: Episode 1-4 Impressions

Another anime season means more isekai to add to the ever-growing genre, but does this new isekai stand out from the rest? Join Tom as he gives his first impressions on My Status as an Assassin Obviously Exceeds the Hero’s.

by Thomas Richards | November 6, 2025

Star Wars: Visions Volume 3 Review - The Return Of Star Wars Anime

The animated anthology series Star Wars: Visions has received another season of shorts, once again being animated by some of the top Japanese animation studios. Join Tom as he gives his review of Star Wars: Visions Volume 3.

by Thomas Richards | November 5, 2025

Chainsaw Man - The Movie: Reze Arc Review - Depression, But The Good Kind

The latest anime film, Chainsaw Man – The Movie: Reze Arc, has hit cinemas, but is it worth your time? Join Tom as he answers that question and more in his review.

by Thomas Richards | November 1, 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

From Blueprint to Battle: Has Pokémon Legends: Z-A Mapped Out the Future?

Pokémon Legends: Z-A has finally arrived. Has Game Freak taken a confident step in the right direction with the franchise that players so desperately want? Dive in with Jordan to see how Lumiose City is, after all these years.

by Jordan Jurkowski | October 29, 2025

Bridgerton Season 4: Your Complete Guide to the New Romance & Drama

After months of eager anticipation, Bridgerton Season 4 is finally on the horizon. From masked balls to forbidden love, this season promises to whisk viewers into a Regency-era fairytale with a Cinderella twist. But will Benedict’s long-awaited love story deliver the magic fans have been dreaming of, or will it miss the mark? Let’s uncover every sparkling secret, scandal, and surprise awaiting us this season.

by Stephanie Judge | October 28, 2025