My favorite baking competition is back, with Nailed It dropping a fourth season on Netflix with a first-half filled with Shakespearean "comedy of horrors" and abstract representations of what not to do when baking. The new season is packed with lots of energy and innovation and not the good kind that inspires people but rather […]
Castlevania season 3 is now on Netflix for at least a month. It's hugely popular, and not hard to see why. As ever, it's violent, bloody, gory and full of snarky wisecracks with some Gnosticism and moral ambiguity thrown in. It's a perfect show for moody Goths and angry teens – even adults who are […]
Like dozens of other productions across the pop culture landscape, AMC's The Walking Dead found itself in a tough situation heading into its tenth season finale. Originally, Beta's (Ryan Hurst) final move against our heroes was meant to take place on April 12 with "A Certain Doom" which means this week's episode "The Tower" was […]
A very exciting finale of Food Network's Tournament of Champions, where the randomizer proved a brutal punisher by pairing some truly unconventional items together. The competition started with ten men and six women, and the best-of-the-best remained to go head-to-head. For the West Coast, we had Brooke Williamson vs Antonia Lofaso; and for the East […]
A scabbard without a sword inspires few legends and has never led to the murder of an unprepared archaeologist. Most would brush off the tragic end to a man lost in a senseless crime; thefts and their fallout are nothing new to the 24-hour news cycle. One grandmother knows better, however, and once she hears […]
NBC's Brooklyn Nine-Nine offers up some important life lessons for viewers this week, as spring is in the air with Love, babies, and family at the center of a very endearing and comical episode. There is Terry (Terry Crews) playing the flute, and Holt (Andre Braugher) the Whiplash-ian teacher there to humiliate him to help […]
Tiger King dropped on Netflix on March 20, and became an instant sensation. The memes, the Facebook groups, all of it made one thing clear: this needed to be watched. And boy did I. It's incredibly easy to binge-watch this entire 7 episode series in a day. Each episode is roughly 40 minutes long, making […]
"Pooka Lives" debuts on Hulu today, the sequel to last years "Pooka." Both are part of the Hulu/Blumhouse Into The Dark anthology series, with a different horror film every month loosely based around that month's big holiday. Many of the film's have been good to great, including "The Body," "New Year, New You," and a […]
The National Theatre is a British institution that stages some of the largest theatrical productions in the country. They also screen some productions in movie theatres later all over the world. Now they're offering a free stream of a play every week during the pandemic – the first this week is the 2011 production One […]
One of the biggest games that people have been demanding from Nintendo since the Switch came out is another Animal Crossing game. It took a while, but you got one. The last official game that wasn't a spinoff was Animal Crossing: New Leaf on the 3DS, released back in 2012. And shy of all of […]
Ever since Bethesda Softworks resurrected DOOM for the masses back in 2016, fans knew a sequel like DOOM Eternal was inevitable. The first original game in twelve years brought the franchise back to where it needed to be. One man on a mission to destroy every demon in his path and seal every gate from […]
Stuck at home and desperately seeking new content to stream? Enter Hulu to the rescue! Of course, it was set for Hulu before "quarren-streaming" was a thing, but our Disney overlords of content decided to move it up a week and release it on the platform March 13. In case you are completely unaware of […]
[rwp-review-recap id="0"] Who is The Hunt for, exactly? Its muddled message and inconsistent tone make it somewhat hard to follow. But by the end, you're left asking "Exactly who (or what?) am I supposed to be rooting for here?" Despite all of that, there is some buried wisdom among the nihilistic ultraviolence that offers a […]
Onward is a love letter to all things classic fantasy and D&D but it's also one of those universal stories about how far you would go to see someone you lost. Director: Dan Scanlon Summary: Set in a suburban fantasy world, two teenage elf brothers embark on a quest to discover if there is still […]
Hello there, loyal readers and fans of all manner of games produced by Games Workshop! Today I have a somewhat different review than anything you're used to seeing from me, or that I'm used to doing for you. Today, we will be kicking off what I'm dubbing "March, March, March!" (on this very fitting March […]
Game Of Thrones may be done on HBO, but the legacy remains, as people have decided to celebrate the end of it all in different ways. One of the many cool things HBO decided to do at the end was partner up with Mortlach to create a limited edition single malt scotch whisky for the […]
The Invisible Man takes a classic movie monster and revamps it for the modern age while also being a very good thriller. [rwp-review-recap id="0"] Director: Leigh Whannell Summary: When Cecilia's abusive ex takes his own life and leaves her his fortune, she suspects his death was a hoax. As a series of coincidences turn lethal, […]
We over here at Bleeding Cool have a bit of a problem. We saw Little Shop of Horrors (the classic, "starring" Jack Nicholson) and now we are afraid of plants. This follows closely after we received this: …Just kidding. We got a chance to review the "Start Collecting! Sylvaneth" box for Games Workshop's acclaimed miniatures-based wargame […]
WWE ice creams bars were an important part of many childhoods. I personally have many a fond memory of buying those boxes as a kid and devouring those bars while watching wrestling. When CM Punk a few years ago pushed them to re-release them, I was giddy. Even though they didn't come back, we always […]
Dice drafting games are addictive, fun, and a great way to spend an afternoon with friends — or by yourself! Sagrada is one such dice game. Perfect for solo players, or groups up to six, this quick dice drafting and window crafting game takes less than 30-minutes to play. As a skilled artisan, you will […]
