Betrayal At Baldur’s Gate Blends D&D and Horror
There have been some spectacular horror-themed board games published in the last twenty years. But when people ask me about my...
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Thor: Ragnarok Smashes Formula With God-Tier Fun
As Mark Mothersbaugh was scoring a Marvel superhero movie based on epic Norse mythology, he must have shouted to an...
Happy Death Day Delivers Light Horror Fun
I have fallen out of love with modern horror for some time now, as I find it following trends established...
Blade Runner 2049 : Sequel Almost Perfectly Replicates the Original Feel
Los Angeles, 2049. Deep in the neon canyons, it’s still raining, still gritty, and people are still dealing with a...
Latest Kingsman Flick Continues to Kick Butt
When Kingsman: The Secret Service hit theaters in 2014, it was a sharp, funny, action-packed breath of fresh air in...
IT Isn’t Clowning Around With The Scares
Readers, understand that I have read Stephen King’s IT and saw the two-part television special many moons ago. I tried...
DuckTales Delivers Fun Familiar And New
Life has been like a hurricane since Disney announced the reboot of DuckTales last year on Disney XD. With announcements,...
The Dark Tower Collapses Under Weight of Confusion
Book-to-movie fantasy adaptations are a time-honored tradition. In the past two decades with the success of franchises like The Lord...
Atomic Blonde Drops Kilotons of Action and Style
I consider myself to be something of a connoisseur when it comes to action films, having grown up in the...
Valerian Shows Besson Is Missing An Element Or Two
Valerian and the City of a Thousand Planets is full of amazing space opera science fiction concepts, all beautifully realized...