The Starwhal Interview: Flopping Neon Narwhals in Space
We spoke to the developers of Starwhal about the launch of their most recent game.
We spoke to the developers of Starwhal about the launch of their most recent game.
“Red Hood” is as good as Gotham gets: A great case of the week, an eye-popping moment of absurdity and a punch right in the feels.
The Game Art and New Media Festival returns for a third year this weekend.
This week Gotham went through an identity crisis and the only survivor was Bruce Wayne.
Kenneth Branagh’s 1989 breakthrough adaptation of Henry V is finally on blu ray, Phil Brown reviews this highly anticipated disc.
The new profit-sharing initiative could be a sign of things to come.
Kill Shakespeare co-creator Conor McCreery discusses the lessons learned during the transition from comic book to board game.
Supernova (“Thomas Lee”, 2000) – Shout Factory have taken it upon themselves to become the new leaders in Blu-Ray genre film releases. Since launching the Scream Factory label, they’ve dug up cult classics and overlooked oddities from the genre movie vaults that are stacked with special features and fueled by fan service. Yet, in Supernova […]
Console exclusives are a relic of the past that deserves to be abandoned.
Looking for a gift for the binge watcher in your life this holiday season? Here are 12 of your best bets.
Nightbreed & Lord Of Illusion (Clive Barker, 1990 and 1995, respectively) Shout Factory’s offshoot Scream Factory got into the horror movie business in a big bad way, not just hoping to become a new player in genre movie home entertainment, but intending to become the biggest game in town. Thus far, there’s no denying that […]
Part horror film, part mobile game, the creators of Voyeur attempt to look at new forms of storytelling and user content.
A waste of a fresh concept, a good director, and a talented cast, Before I Go to Sleep only succeeds at being a dully predictable slog.
Live, Die, Repeat (or, Edge Of Tomorrow) (Doug Liman, 2014) – It’s been a while since there’s been reason to get excited about a Tom Cruise movie. Though his last decade included the underrated War of the Worlds and the wonderfully goofy Mission Impossible: Ghost Protocol, good Tom Cruise movies have become the exception and not […]
Million Dollar Arm (Craig Gillespie, 2014) – Million Dollar Arm is one of those gently racist inspirational Hollywood stories that pop up every few years. One that mines laughter out of how ridiculous, silly, and different other cultures are before proving that folks from those fantastical foreign lands can get on just fine in America […]