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The first season of Star Wars: The Bad Batch ends not with the Batch themselves but with Kaminoan cloner Nala...
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One presumes ‘Camp Crystal Lake’ is named as such because it is where so many horror tropes were crystalised. Having...
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Arcsmith is the new VR title from Bithell Games, the people behind Thomas Was Alone and Subsurface Circular. This was...
Star Wars: The Bad Batch Needs to Find its Own Identity
Being a spin-off of Star Wars: The Clone Wars, The Bad Batch is not only a successor series for a...
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My time with Samurai Warriors 5, the latest Musou/Warriors style game from Koei Tecmo’s Omega Force, has been a mostly...
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Tony Soprano is a man who refuses to change. The Tony we get at the beginning of the series’ six-season...
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Revisiting Alien Resurrection: A Frustrating and Farcical Failure
Scott. Cameron. Fincher. Jeunet. The Alien franchise feels unique in the horror realm for being so director-driven; each film gifted...
