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Castration Movie Chapter iii.ii: Junior Ghosts – Premorphic Drift review – skin-crawlingly close to the bone

Louise Weard’s sprawling trans anthology gets its most accessible entry yet with Chapter iii.ii, a bracingly honest, handheld study of a fractured relationship. ]]>

Bitter Christmas review – dazzling, late-period jewel

Pedro Almodóvar is on a career-best streak, and this self-lacerating study of a filmmaker mining her friends‘ heartbreak for art is another triumph in his late-period run. ]]>

Colony review – messy parade of old genre gimmicks

Train to Busan mastermind Yeon Sang-ho’s new zombie horror misses the mark even with a nifty hive mind gimmick. ]]>

The Dog Stars review – sickly sweet Americana hopecore

Ridley Scott’s latest post-apocalyptic fantasy is stacked with pretty faces and product placement, making it one of his least convincing efforts yet. ]]>

I Want Your Sex review – even a lesser Araki is still a delight

Gregg Araki returns after over a decade away with a defiantly horny rebuttal to puriteen culture starring Olivia Wilde and Cooper Hoffman. ]]>

‘Lanterns’ Review: Episode 3 Reveals John Stewart’s Stunning ‘OutKast’ Origin Story — Spoilers

In its best episode to date, HBO's original series examines what John Stewart, a Black man in America, had to do to earn the same job as his white predecessor.

‘Onslaught’ Review: Adam Wingard Goes Back to Basics with a Lean Military Slasher

Adria Arjona plays a veteran turned protective mother in a thriller that draws heavy inspiration from the works of John Carpenter.

Blank Canvas: My So-Called Artist's Journey Live-Action Film Review

Higashimura, who created the manga and co-wrote the movie’s script, leans into the complex, ambiguous nature of her relationship with Hidaka.

Onslaught Review: Adam Wingard's Wild, Bloody Action Movie Goes Full John Carpenter

Adam Wingard's Onslaught is an unabashedly violent grindhouse grab bag that channels the best of John Carpenter. Here's our review.

The Blood of Dawnwalker review - worthy to sip blood at the top RPGs' table

The moment I knew The Blood of Dawnwalker had it came when, not far in, one of the local peat diggers fell into a big hole.

‘Dark Matter’ Review: Joel Edgerton & Jennifer Connelly Keep A Dizzying Multiverse Deeply Human [Season 2]

Multiverse fatigue may have long since set in, but apparently no one told the creators of “ Dark Matter ”—and that’s mostly a good thing.

‘Boorman And The Devil’ Review: John Boorman Revisits The Glorious Disaster Of ‘Exorcist II: The Heretic’

The columnist Murray Kempton had a secret for getting a great story: Always go to the loser’s locker room.

Steam Week in Review: Here are the top 10 most popular genres on Steam

A ridiculous amount of games release on Steam every week and basically none of them make any money.

The Blood of Dawnwalker review

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Onimusha: Way of the Sword review

Miyamoto Musashi, the legend goes, defeated his rival Sasaki Ganryu with a single blow to the head using nothing but a crude wooden sword carved from an oar.

‘Onslaught’ Review: Adria Arjona and Dan Stevens Star in Adam Wingard’s Fun but Scattered Military Slasher

A 12-hour clock counts down to an inevitable massacre in “Onslaught,” the kind of elevated, razor-wire genre romp that director Adam Wingard and writer Simon Barrett used to make before studio outings like “Godzilla vs.

Onimusha: Way Of The Sword: The Kotaku Review

Capcom buries something special beneath a lot of compromises

‘The Girl in the River’ Review: Tiffany Haddish in a Police Procedural That’s Like a Failed TV Pilot From a Past Era

Devon Sawa, Maggie Grace and Ralph Macchio also appear in this thriller about criminologists searching for the killer of a teenage girl.

Lanterns Season 1, Episode 3 Review & Recap: 'OutKast'

Lanterns Episode 3 succeeds in delivering a very different kind of superhero origin story, and the series is all the better for it. Read our review of "OutKast."

Onimusha: Way of the Sword Review: Capcom’s Samurai Epic Overstays Its Welcome

Onimusha: Way of the Sword impresses with its thrilling duels, but it’s bogged down by a glut of recycled content.

Hell Let Loose: Vietnam review

The most surprising thing about Hell Let Loose: Vietnam is how much DNA it shares with Big Walk.

Onimusha: Way of the Sword review

Legendary swordsman Miyamoto Musashi considered himself more an artist than a fighter.

The Blood of Dawnwalker review

CD Projekt Red alumni create a familiar dark fantasy adventure, but one with bold and provocative ideas of its own, that's mostly, enormously successful. Read more

The Ogre's Bride Chapters 1-15 Manga Review

The Ogre’s Bride ’s first fifteen chapters operate on two levels: the Cinderella dream, where a downtrodden girl is swept off her feet by a princely character, and Yuzu learning that she’s worth something.

The Blood of Dawnwalker review: "Despite clear Witcher 3 DNA, I wish this vampire RPG was messier"

Time is always passing in The Blood of Dawnwalker.

Onimusha: Way of the Sword review: "It's no Sekiro, but goofiness, accessibility, and tight combat help this rough diamond shine"

Despite the fact that you collect souls from fallen enemies, Onimusha: Way of the Sword is not a Soulslike.

The Blood of Dawnwalker Review – The best game of 2026

The perfect game in almost every way. The post The Blood of Dawnwalker Review – The best game of 2026 appeared first on Destructoid .

‘The Deb’ Review: Rebel Wilson’s Raunchy Musical Struggles To Find Its Rhythm

There’s a specific genre of performing art that I shall refer to as the Raunchy Musical.

Xenoblade Chronicles 2 - Nintendo Switch 2 Edition Game Review

The old flaws are still there, but Xenoblade Chronicles 2 can still show us a thing or three.

Northbound – first-look review

Bruce Dern brings his usual prickly charm to this road movie that knows exactly where it’s headed and never strays from the path. ]]>

At Daisy Chain Fields, Olivia Rodrigo, Chappell Roan and Honored Forebears Convene for a Superb Festival That’s Hot to Go in Every Way: Concert Review

You know an inaugural festival has been a success when, after the temperature reached 95 degrees, humidity topped 80%… perspiration stains were so pervasive that it was the odd dry spots that looked like stains… constant 12-minute trudges back and forth between two action-packed

‘Call My Agent! The Movie’ Review: Love-Hate Energy Keeps the Gang Together in a Fast, Funny Feature-Length Return

The rare reboot pitch that that can actually be greeted with “this again!” rather than “this again?,” “Call My Agent!

IGN's Top-Reviewed Nintendo Switch 2 Games

Not all Nintendo games are created equal. Here are the 10 best Nintendo games we've played in the Switch 2 generation.

Fibbage Card Game Review

If you were attending parties in the mid 2010s, there is a pretty good chance that at least some of those gatherings you partook in the party game “Fibbage” from the folks behind Jackbox Games .

’17’ Review: Harrowing Teen Pregnancy Drama from Macedonia Could Be the Feel-Bad Movie of the Year

From the first frame, Kosara Mitić’s “17” refuses to pull any punches, plunging us immediately into the traumatic moment when a hookup between high-school student Sara (Eva Kostić) and two boys takes a violent turn.

‘Sea of Glass’ Review: A Widow’s Coastal Healing Retreat Turns Into a Stately, Moody Greek Tragedy

There are Greek waves aplenty lapping at the forlorn beachside setting of “Sea of Glass,” though they’re not especially weird ones.

Puella Magi Madoka Magica the Movie -Walpurgisnacht: Rising- Anime Film Review

Madoka Magica is, and always has been, Homura's story—the tale of a girl who turns her admiration into friendship, friendship into love, and love into obsession.

‘Borges and Me’ Review: Gentle, Nostalgic Literary Road Movie Is More Perky Than Poetic

American author Jay Parini’s 2020 memoir “Borges and Me: An Encounter” read as a charming extension of an anecdote any writer would dine out on for the rest of their life: the tale of how Parini, as a college student in the 1970s, was somehow partnered on a winding road trip thro

‘Paranormal Activity’ Broadway Review: Stage Adaptation Of Film Franchise Is A Frightfully Good Time

There are plenty of laughs in Paranormal Activity, a play that just might be Broadway’s scariest horror story ever, but they’re not the lighthearted jolly chuckles of, say, Titanique or the gut-bucket guffaws of Oh, Mary!

Engadget review recap: Google's Pixel 11 series and more

A roundup of recent reviews from Engadget.

Review: Toaplan Arcade Garage: Flying Fire Shark (Switch) - M2 Delivers Two Seminal Sharky Shmups

Send in the Toaplanes.

Furious review: A gripping crime drama fuelled by female rage

Tony movie review: A warm, simple tale of a young Anthony Bourdain

Gandahar Review

Janus Films’ 4K restoration of René Laloux’s Gandahar returns us to a time when popping a strange-looking tape into the VHS player could yield untold delights.

The Whisper Man Review: Robert De Niro & Adam Scott Hunt A Killer In An Okay Netflix Thriller

Adam Scott and a sleepy Robert De Niro team up to find a serial killer in Netflix's mostly okay thriller The Whisper Man. Here's our review.

NBA 2K27 Review So Far

So far, new features have put a spotlight on longstanding issues.

Sara Bareilles Sings About Loss — and It’s Our Gain — in the Beautifully Bittersweet ‘Good Grief’: Album Review

Well, just how good can grief be?

Babita Singh Reporting review: Nimisha Sajayan shines, but weak murder mystery holds it back

Resonance: A Plague Tale Legacy review

Putting 'legacy' in the title of your game naturally encourages considerations about what that legacy might be – and that, in turn, invites thoughts about its identity.

‘The Whisper Man’ Review: Robert De Niro Classes Up a Standard Serial Killer Procedural

Adam Scott and Michelle Monaghan co-star in a straightforward thriller about a widower and his cop father teaming up to save his son.

Gallipoli Review

Gallipoli is the most beautiful game in the WW1 series yet, with excellent maps, fun new classes, and a continued focus on teamwork in order to win.

Grand Theft Auto III – The Legacy Review

Replaying the pioneering 2001 classic 25 years later and paying tribute to the game that didn’t just change the trajectory of the GTA series forever – it changed the business.

‘The Whisper Man’ Review: Robert De Niro, Michelle Monaghan and Adam Scott in Netflix’s Twisty Airport Paperback Serial-Killer Procedural

Hamish Linklater and Owen Teague also star in James Ashcroft’s film of Alex North’s crime novel about a series of abductions of young boys in smalltown New Jersey.

The Whisper Man Review

The Whisper Man review: Robert De Niro and Adam Scott headline a trope-heavy thriller that feels like a throwback to another era.

Boorman and the Devil Review

Review: John Boorman and the Devil is a fun and engrossing look at the creation of what is considered to be one of the worst sequels ever made.

Colony Review

Colony review: This is no Train to Busan.

‘Ajay bilkul tumhari tarah tha’: Siddharth’s favourite Safed Sagar review from Ajay Ahuja’s wife Alka

Blue Box Volumes 5-8 Manga Review

Taiki makes it clear multiple times that his feelings will not waver, and the problem is that I believe him.

Aliens: Fireteam Elite 2 review: "I love this janky, deliciously imperfect bug-hunting adventure"

You know that family member that can occasionally be a little frustrating to talk to, but you love them anyway?

‘The Whisper Man’ Review: Diverting Netflix Serial Killer Chiller Doesn’t Demand Much of Robert De Niro

“The Whisper Man” is the first — and surely not the last — film to be adapted from the airport oeuvre of British crime novelist Steve Mosby, who since 2019 has written four books (including the source text here) under the pseudonym Alex North.

‘The Whisper Man’ Review: Robert De Niro, Adam Scott And Killer Cast Fuel Explosive Netflix Crime Drama

Crime dramas, notably ones revolving around notorious serial killers, are the stuff of TV limited series in every shape and form.

‘Finding Emily’ Review: Angourie Rice and Spike Fearn Can’t Conjure Enough Sparks to Save This Rom-Com From Its Toxic Premise

Minnie Driver co-stars in a film about a struggling musician searching for the girl that got away, and the psych student who decides to help him.

2026 Fall Festival Preview: our most anticipated autumn film festival premieres

Vigilante revenge sagas, taut psychological thrillers, the return of a legendary movie monster and new efforts from Oscar-nominated writer-directors are among our most anticipated films of the 2026 fall film festival season.

2026 Fall TV Preview: Find Out What’s On Each Night

Get an early look at the rundown from Monday - Sunday on each broadcast network, plus upcoming offerings from cable and streaming services.

‘Onslaught’ Review: Adria Arjona Shines in Adam Wingard’s Intriguingly Colorful, Ultimately Underwhelming Action Thriller

Dan Stevens, Drew Starkey and Rebecca Hall also star in the picture co-written by Simon Barrett, about an Army vet whose trailer park is attacked by a trio of experimental super soldiers.

2026 Venice Film Festival Preview: 16 Must-See Films To Watch

The Venice Film Festival has spent the past decade establishing itself as one of the essential launchpads of the fall movie season.

How Jay-Z’s Notting Hill Carnival Set Previewed Hip-Hop’s Future

This Carnival Monday, a look back to August 1997, when Jay-Z performed on an unprecedented Notting Hill bill that showed British fans hip-hop’s future in a single afternoon

Watch: Apink’s Jeong Eun Ji And Girls’ Generation’s Hyoyeon Hang Out With Their Bandmates In “The Manager” Preview

Girls’ Generation’s Hyoyeon and Apink’s Jeong Eun Ji will be hanging out with their respective bandmates on next week’s episode of “The Manager”!

People Are Reviewing The GTA 6 Extended Look On Letterboxd Like It’s A Movie

Reviews are already rolling in for Grand Theft Auto VI, but not the way you think.

GTA VI Extended Gameplay Preview Attracted Over 4 Million Live Viewers - TechPowerUp

GTA VI Extended Gameplay Preview Attracted Over 4 Million Live Viewers TechPowerUp Grand Theft Auto VI: An Extended Look — Now Playing Rockstar Games The Grand Ambitions of Grand Theft Auto VI The New York Times 'Grand Theft Auto 6' preview signals blockbuster demand, analysts sa

Watch: Lee Jun Young Is A Prodigy Who Hears Everything As Music In “Four Hands, Two Sonatas” Preview

tvN’s upcoming drama “Four Hands, Two Sonatas” has shared a sneak peek of its first episode!

What we know after the big Grand Theft Auto 6 preview

The official look at the blockbuster video game leaves fans and critics impressed.

Dark Comedy ‘Buddy’, Thriller ‘Colony’, John Boorman Doc Hit Theaters – Specialty Preview

New comedies mark the penultimate weekend of summer from Buddy to Idiots to Finding Emily.

How to Watch the GTA 6 Extended Preview Now, Whether You Have Netflix or Not

Anyone can watch the extended preview now.

The Dog Stars First Reviews: Beautifully Shot and Full of Hope, but A Little Unfocused and Too Familiar

Critics say Jacob Elordi exudes leading-man charisma, but the story wanders and fails to bring anything new to the post-apocalypse genre.

‘Adults’ Season 2 Review: FX’s Gen-Z Sitcom Hits a Much-Needed Growth Spurt

After a rough debut, co-creators Ben Kronengold and Rebecca Shaw lean on classic sitcom tropes and elevate their strongest characters in an improved sophomore season.

4 Major GTA 6 Questions the Previews Haven't Answered

Who's in the cast? What's happening with GTA Online? We have questions after Rockstar's Netflix Grand Theft Auto 6 extended look.

Psst, The Whisper Man sucks

A straight-to-streaming serial killer yarn, The Whisper Man boasts stars (Robert De Niro! Michael Keaton! Adam Scott!) and little else.

Welcome to Demon School, Iruma-kun Season 4 ‒ Episode 20

The fact that Ameri’s horrifically embarrassed by her outfit may be working in her favor.

The Elusive Samurai Season 2 ‒ Episode 7

The Elusive Samurai has always been good at delivering silly, frivolous entertainment, though I would be lying at this point if I said that my patience wasn't starting to run thin.