‘Summer of ’85’ Film Review: François Ozon Explores His Favorite Things – Sex, Death, Dark Humor
TIFF 2020: Forget the comparisons to “Call Me by Your Name” — this coming-of-age tale is as unpredictable as it is hazily nostalgic
Immortals Fenyx Rising’s Game Director Talks Inspirations and Ancient Greek Influence
Game Rant sits down with Immortals Fenyx Rising Game Director Scott Phillips to talk about the game, its influences, and much more.
Borderlands 3: Zane’s New Skill Tree Could Be a Real Game-Changer
Every Vault Hunter in Borderlands 3 is getting a new skill tree before 2020 ends, and this is especially good for Zane the Operative.
Inertial Drift Review: Serpentining In Style
Inertial Drift is a nice break from the hyper-realistic racing titles released this year, providing enough challenge as a more casual racer.
Marvel Reveals There’s a Bigger, More Ancient Threat Than the Celestials
In Empyre Fallout: Fantastic Four #1, Marvel reveals there’s a bigger, more ancient threat than the Celestials the Unseen calls “the First Race.”
Black Lightning Just Showed His TRUE Power… and It’s STAGGERING
Black Lightning has always been a strong hero, but his true level of power is absolutely staggering.
One Night In Miami Review
There will be much talk about how One Night In Miami’s conversation is reminiscent of Black Lives Matter. Make no mistake: it’s the same conversation that has been going on…
‘The Babysitter: Killer Queen’: A Sophomoric Splatter Sequel Reminds You Filmmaker McG Never Ever Left The Frat
It’s perhaps slightly difficult to review, “The Babysitter: Killer Club,” if your trajectory towards the film is like this reviewer’s: being told, and reading through reviews, that the original, “The…
‘Concrete Cowboy’ Is A Lyrical Genre-Bending Urban Western, But Doesn’t Always Coalesce [TIFF Review]
No genre romanticizes America’s manifest destiny mythos more than the western. For decades, the construct featured white men conquering the frontier from Native Americans and law enforcement. In fact, no…
‘Summer of 85’ Review: François Ozon Returns with a Scintillating Romantic Throwback
TIFF: Ozon goes back to basics with a breezy and sordidly tender story about teenage boys who fall in love on the coast of France.