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A lot of the library of Mystery Science Theater 3000 is basically on-loan to the show through the use of publishing rights from different companies and owners.

One of the fun items we saw on the electronics front back at PAX West a few months back was the HyperX Cloud Gaming Headset for the PS4.

A few weeks ago, we got a very awesome and surprising package of clothing for review as SUPRA Footwear, who made gear for Call of Duty: Black Ops 4.

The people at Jinx just keep on rolling out the goods for the Overwatch brand when it comes to clothing and accessories, and we got a new set of winter goodies to review.

Bleeding Cool's review of The Walking Dead Supply Drop box: see if the subscription service is Walking Dead-worthy or arriving DOA.

Over the course of 25 years, Magic: The Gathering has seen a lot of amazing worlds, powerful creatures, intriguing personalities, and devastating events.

Super Smash Bros. Ultimate is on the way, and PDP is fully aware that there are gamers who desperately want to play it with a Game Cube controller.

The Gifted hit a whole new level of emotional impact during this episode featuring the highly anticipated reveal of Lorna's past.

Nexon and Marvel Games' digital card battle game, Marvel Battle Lines is a pretty simple game with one very unique mechanic.

The sixth episode of Legends of Tomorrow is fun little romp while covering the red tape that people deal with at normal jobs and girl bonding.

I’ve been waiting for Fallout 76 to arrive, downloaded it to my trusty PC, and have been enjoying playing it, except it's a soulless, bug-ridden mess.

While the Nintendo Switch has been getting a lot of love, there are some Nintendo fans who still love the 2DS and 3DS libraries above it.

A couple of weeks ago in the middle of Wizards of the Coast's busy publishing schedule for D&D, the company released two children's books.

Back at PAX West, among the many appointments we were running back-and-forth from, we got a chance to sit down and chat with Turtle Beach. 

With Kingdom Hearts III on the horizon, PDP got a new deal with Disney and Square Enix to release a set of Pixel Pals for the upcoming game.

Robin Hood is not a good movie but the over the top performances and sheer campiness makes the movie loop around to guilty pleasure.

Wreck it Ralph surprised a lot of people when it was released in 2012. Sure it was full of references and cameos from familiar video game characters, but

Creed II might tell a familiar story but thanks to great fight scenes and dynamite cast bringing life to great characters it turns into a great movie.

Ralph Breaks the Internet is delightful, charming, has more heart than Ready Player One, and a better internal logic than Tron: Legacy. In short, it's a

A couple of weeks ago, we got a few awesome items in the mail from geeky woodwork crafters DogMight for the revised version of Vampire: The Masquerade.

If you've seen the trailer for the latest take on the Robin Hood story, you have to have some inkling of what you're about to get into. Anyone looking for

A short time ago we received a brand new keyboard from ROCCAT to test out and review. This time around we got their Vulcan mechanical gaming keyboard.

Welcome to Bleeding Cool’s weekly review of AMC‘s The Walking Dead, as we look at the seventh episode of season 9, ‘Stradivarius.’

Widows is one of the best movies of the year featuring dynamic performances, great twists, and a fascinating story.

Readers of this are going to wonder- is it true? Is Fantastic Beasts: The Crimes of Grindelwald as lackluster and joyless as the prior films? We can cut

Instant Family brings the frank discussion about the trials of parenting and foster to the forefront of this genuinely funny and sincere production.

Fantastic Beasts: The Crimes of Grindelwald is an overly long, poorly paced piece of exposition and not much else. The biggest misfire is Johnny Depp

Welcome to Bleeding Cool's weekly review of FX's American Horror Story: Apocalypse, where we look at the series' eighth season finale, ‘Apocalypse Then.’

Ralph Breaks the Internet has a lot of fun set pieces but when it comes to forming a meaningful and cohesive whole it falls flat.

Welcome to Bleeding Cool’s weekly review of AMC‘s The Walking Dead, as we look at the sixth episode of the series' ninth season ‘Who Are You Now?’.