‘Monsoon’ Review: Henry Golding Does Some Sexy, Understated, Gay Soul Searching in Vietnam
Golding emerges from his upstart Hollywood stardom to dig psychologically deeper than ever before in this measured indie from director Hong Khaou.
Time’s Up for Beilert Valance in Marvel’s Bounty Hunters #7 – Exclusive Preview
Not even a secret rebel base can hide you forever.
Sackboy: A Big Adventure Review – A Charming Platformer That’s Light On Inventiveness But Big On Fun
Sackboy: A Big Adventure is a must-buy for parents.
Persona 5: 3 Devious Tricksters from the Fool Arcana
Here’s an in-depth look at the folklore behind some of Persona 5’s most mischievous, notorious, and rebellious Personas belonging to the Fool arcana.
‘The Liberator’: TV Review
Alex Kershaw’s book about real-life soldier Felix Sparks’ 500-day fighting campaign across Europe comes to Netflix in four-hour rotoscoped form.
Grand Theft Auto 5: Trevor’s Rap Sheet Would Send Him to Prison for Over 500 Years
Grand Theft Auto 5’s Trevor is the unhinged break-out star of the game, and comes with a rap sheet big enough to get him over 500 years in prison.
‘Crock of Gold: A Few Rounds With Shane MacGowan’: Film Review | DOC NYC 2020
Johnny Depp raises a glass to his hard-drinking rocker friend Shane MacGowan in director Julien Temple’s latest music documentary.
‘The Cost of Winning’ Review: HBO’s High School Football Doc Series Always Could Go Deeper
There’s plenty to latch onto in this look at a year in the life of a Baltimore-area powerhouse, but a shortened runtime ends up shrinking the storytelling field.
The Pathless Review
There’s a narrative reason for why this game is called The Pathless, but the name is also a reference to how it’s supposed to be played. It’s an open-world puzzle…
‘Freaky’ Film Review: Bloody and Wacky Don’t Quite Mix in Slasher-Body Swap Hybrid
Director Christopher Landon’s return to horror-comedy lacks that “Happy Death Day” spark but has its pleasures