‘The Undoing’: TV Review
Nicole Kidman and Hugh Grant star as a couple torn apart by scandal in David E. Kelley’s ‘Big Little Lies’ follow-up for HBO.
‘Soul’: Film Review | London 2020
Jamie Foxx and Tina Fey voice characters in Pixar’s latest feature, a tribute to the vitality of jazz, New York City and the immaterial world.
[Review] ‘They Live Inside Us’ Is Haunted By Poor Acting and Ghastly Writing
Though lack of characterization makes for one of the film’s biggest weaknesses, the dialogue and acting are equally as horrifying. In conversations between Jake and Dani, so much emotion comes…
‘Nocturne’ & ‘Evil Eye’ Close Out Frustrating First Half Of Amazon’s ‘Welcome To The Blumhouse’ Anthology [Review]
With all four 2020 films in the “Welcome to the Blumhouse” series available this week—the second half will be launched at a TBA time in 2021—it’s easier to see the…
‘Among Us’ Mod Allows For 69 Players – Nice
Well, YouTuber Qubit has documented the time that he experienced the biggest Among Us lobby that we have ever seen and the chaos that ensues. He uses his Discord of…
Star Wars: Knights of the Old Republic’s Future Lies With Destiny 2
After Star Wars: The Old Republic, the KOTOR franchise should take a few pages from Destiny 2’s book to realize its multiplayer potential.
Mortal Kombat 11: 5 Wild Things You Didn’t Know About Rain
After years of absence, Rain is making a return in MK11’s Kombat Pack 2, and here are some wild facts players may not know about him.
‘Evil Eye’ Review: Blumhouse’s Reincarnation Thriller Is More Serious Than Scary
Stars Sarita Choudhury and Sunita Mani tackle a culturally specific storyline with care, but this superstitious drama forgets to be scary along the way.
Epic Vs Apple Legal Struggle May Have Huge Ramifications For Gaming Industry
A quick recap before we go forward: earlier this year, Epic Games implemented a V Bucks payment system into the iOS version of Fortnite, which bypassed Apple’s own payment system.…
‘Soul’ Film Review: Pixar Gets Existential in Dizzying Animated Film
Pete Docter’s movie is perhaps the most ambitious film ever attempted by Pixar, though its complexity sometimes gets the better of it