Ubisoft is celebrating 15 years of Assassin's Creed, and Stef explains why it's a perfect time to revisit live-action, this time as a streaming series.
Were you feeling cheated after the release of Cyberpunk 2077, with its buggy release and decided to never touch the series again? If yes, maybe this new series can change your mind. Join Thomas Richards as he raves about the new Netflix series Cyberpunk: Edgerunners and how it redeems Cyberpunk 2077 in all the right ways.
Mike Flanagan is a masterful storyteller. Join us as we highlight some of his best works and projects that are on the horizon for this wizard of the screen.
Time isn’t on Hawkins side. Will Vecna prevail or will El be able to save the day once more? No one is safe. All our questions shall be answered soon when Stranger Things Season 4 Volume 2 launches Friday, July 1st on Netflix!
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.
Hyosan High School becomes ground zero for the zombie outbreak. Lily K shares her review of her exciting journey through the new Netflix original Korean series All Of Us Are Dead.
With more Tiger King shows on the way, Maria gives her thoughts on the Tiger King series, and how we aren’t being given the whole picture behind the drama.
Do you like boobs? Booze? Reviews? Michelle brings all three to the table and reviews The Woman in the House Across the Street from the Girl in the Window. Was it horribly cliche and annoying, or a beautiful parody done well?
Relaxing at home and looking for films that spark the joy and nostalgia of Christmas? Check out Lily K's list of Christmas movies from across the streaming services.
The Netflix animated feature The Witcher: Nightmare of the Wolf tells a backstory of some characters we'll meet in The Witcher Season 2 on Dec 17. Is it worth a watch? Check out this review from Stef Watson to learn more.
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.
