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The Great Hack is too long but it's a large information dump about Cambridge Analytica and the world we live in where data is the most valuable resource.

Alita: Battle Angel is a film that didn't try to do too much. You should know this going in. You may even have read it in this article's headline. Oh

Paradise Hills is one of the most visually beautiful movies of the festival but the strange plot will make it extremely divisive.

Extremely Wicked, Shockingly Evil and Vile aims to put a new spin on one of the most famous serial killers but instead loses focus in the latter half.

A little while ago, we received a couple new headsets from Astro Gaming to try out for review, the first one being the A40 TR X-Edition.

A lead develops in the Purcell case in 1980. In 1990, West and Hays lead a task force in the re-opened case, while Hays grapples with dementia in 2015.

TNT's limited series I Am The Night looks at our need to seek answers, find meaning, and gain a sense of closure - no matter the cost. Our review...

Apollo 11 is a documentary in the truest form in that there is no narrator, just mission control, and a technological marvel.

There's nothing at all wrong with moderate-budget/limited-cast science fiction films that are more thought experiments than robots and explosions. So

Leaving Neverland four hour brutal, graphic, and unflinching look at the allegations made against Michael Jackson and the fallout for the victims.

We take a look at Amazon Studios' surprisingly good historical drama series "Britannia", which focuses on Romans vs Druids.

Netflix's latest feature film release, Polar, is an enjoyable carnival ride of violence and mayhem that will directly appeal to fans of the Smokin' Aces

On FOX's The Orville “All the World is Birthday Cake”, Kelly and Bortus end up detained on a strange new world and it's up to the Orville crew to save them.

The Inventor: Out for Blood in Silicon Valley looks to examine how a company worth $9 billion dollars managed to completely flame out in a matter of years.

FOX's Gotham "Ruins" has Jim Gordon and Penguin teaming up to find those responsibility for destroying Haven - while Selina tracks Jeremiah to his lair.

In this week's episode of CW's The Flash "Seeing Red," Barry faces his fear and anger as the team faces Cicada and a crippling injury to a family member.

Fork, man! We just wrapped the season finale of NBC's The Good Place "Pandemonium" and it pulled no punches, delivering some sucker-punches to "The Feels."

After last week's mind-blowingly excellent season premiere of CBS All Access' Star Trek: Discovery, this week's episode "New Eden" had a lot to live up to.

Deadly Class brings the "Noise, Noise, Noise" to the second episode, with a bunch of angsty, angry assassins gathering for a party. What could go wrong?

The Passage aired another solid episode last night, but we are beginning to fear that it is moving a bit too quickly. Still, it is worht your time so far.

Supergirl's world will be shaken following this week's CW episode "Suspicious Minds," as Colonel Haley continues searching for her secret identity.

The Light deals with a rogue villain and confirms their suspicions about Nightwing in our recap of DC Universe's "Young Justice: Outsiders" episode, "Home Fires".

One of the more interesting card games we've received for review over the holidays as an independent card game called Oh Fruck!

We're still playing a little bit of catch-up with Loot Crate as we got sent a number of subscription boxes from them at the end of December 2018.

Dark Horse Books has one more Nintendo video game tome they released back in 2018, as the company produced the Super Mario Bros. Encyclopedia.

We're back, this time with a look at the nostalgic midseason return for the CW's "Supernatural" as Dean "lives the dream" and Michael takes control…again.

The Orville provides a special character-enriching episode shows us again how magical Seth MacFarlane's methods to his madness hits sci-fi gold.

There are few filmmakers as frustrating as M. Night Shyamalan - he has some considerable talents in creating an interesting premise, and his technical

Glass might have an interesting concept but director M. Night Shyamalan tries too hard to subvert the genre and ends up with a long and boring production.

Two documentaries, both alike in infamy, take a stab at telling the story of the most clusterf**ky event to happen in the modern age, the Fyre Festival.