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[rwp-review-recap id="0"] Let's start this off by saying that no small part of the fun of viewing Midnight Special will come from going into the theater knowing as little as possible about it Leave it to say that it's an entertaining road adventure with a young boy named Alton Meyer (played by Jaeden Liberher) who clearly[...]

Be prepared to beat him in pretty much anything. A review copy of this game was provided to the author as part of a contest held by the publisher.  By Joe Cammisa For most Xbox One users, being an RPG fan is generally an exercise in futility Despite the Xbox 360 having a few amazing RPG exclusives,[...]

Truth be told, The Division has never grabbed me by the collar as it's clearly wanted to. Perhaps it was the 'MMO-lite' structure set in a 'realistic'

House of Cards lost a bit of momentum last season. I actually quite liked Season 3, with a lot of posturing, character progression and a bigger focus on

[rwp-review-recap id="0"] London Has Fallen is a film that thinks a great deal of itself It probably had a somewhat swelled sense of it's self-importance after the moderate box-office success of it's predecessor, Olympus Has Fallen It's kind of like someone who got first in a small town track and field event and thought they were[...]

By Olly MacNamee Any optimism the animals of Whipsnarl Zoo may have had in the first two issues of this British Comic Awards nominated book seems to have

By Joe Glass The Doorman #1 is a great starting point for a quirky, action-filled sci-fi world that promises many twists and turns. The story starts with

So, there is an alternative review floating around here, that is equally as representative as my written stuff here Simpler, for sure, but it equally conveys my feelings while also showing how effective the idea of the fiction is. I hope I can convey to you, why I actually decided to do the review quite like[...]

HOT. Score: 9.0/10 (Oh…you want a real review and to know why I framed the review like this? That's fine! Click here.) SUPER HOT SUPER HOT  SUPER HOT SUPER HOT  SUPER HOT SUPER HOT  SUPER HOT SUPER HOT  SUPER HOT SUPER HOT  SUPER HOT SUPER HOT  SUPER HOT[...]

[rwp-review-recap id="0"] No, the title of the article isn't a hook, it's actually the premise of Risen, and the weirdest thing? It's not all that weird and it actually rather works Directed and co-written by Kevin Reynolds (the same fellow that directed Tristan + Isolde and Count of Monte Cristo).  There's plenty of films inspired by[...]

[rwp-review-recap id="0"] The Witch (or the VVitch as it's labeled on the movie posters, in an homage to early 17th century printers who would use two Vs next to each other rather than a capital W), is a stark, haunting period piece set in 1630's New England For this to be a debut feature film by Robert[...]

[rwp-review-recap id="0"] It's been far too long since Fox put out a Marvel-based character property that wasn't painful to watch It was 2011's X-Men: First Class that was the breath of fresh air (and hope) on to the mutant family of films, but now the long holding of breath for the next non-stinker is finally here[...]

Many family films are at least some degree of 'political'. It is usually quite slight, but often there are hints at things like liberal ideals, big

[rwp-review-recap id="0"] When Zoolander first hit the big screen back in 2001, it was a genuinely funny film It wasn't trying too hard, it was somewhat fresh with a satirical send-of of the fashion industry and specifically at the stereotypical perception that male high-fashion models are dumb as bricks Cut forward 15 years and we're diving[...]

Firewatch is a game about relationships and isolation. Have you ever been in love, convinced you were with the one, only for it to end with a patter?

Cloud, Igby Goes Down) gives his audience exactly what the title advertises: a PG-13 mashup of Austen's novel and TV's Walking Dead, but with a lot less gore than one would expect. The story starts with an inventive alternate history lesson quickly explaining how zombies came to threaten the English countryside before it begins to blend[...]

[rwp-review-recap id="0"] The Coen Brothers are at it again – what more really needs to be said? Their latest film, Hail, Caesar! is a love letter to the Golden Age of Hollywood For those not hip on their history of tinsel town, the Golden Age spanned the years from the start of the sound era of[...]

[rwp-review-recap id="0"] Hollywood is frequently criticized about it's never-ending recycling of novels and films without adding a drop of anything approaching inspired creativity It's the same story time after time, with only new faces speaking the same lines; Jane Austin's classic 1813 novel, Pride and Prejudice has been adapted for the screen no less than a[...]

The final points of the game got a little lost and that is a real shame. I've purposefully used a lot of overly descriptive adjectives in this review because, honestly, that is what Oxenfree feels like it's about It's about a time during youth, but not necessarily one time A lost memory of a great weekend[...]

[rwp-review-recap id="0"] I am one of the easiest lays in the world for thriller and horror films They can be high or low brow They can be big budget or something made off a student's camcorder If the story is gripping and the acting solid (or at least heartfelt), I'm in I don't even need modern[...]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kyGcx-SLKAc Rich Johnston's take... Yesterday I went to Leicester Square with my passport, embargo form and ticket to see

Rainbow Six has always been a very specific taste in the military shooter genre. The series represents a true taste of the 'hardcore' which has become a

Learn more about Pandemic Legacy here, and be sure to keep your eyes peeled for my next review. Christine Marie is a Staff Writer at Bleeding Cool, and bibliomaniac with a love for all things creative She hopes to one day be a Superhero/Disney Princess/Novelist You can find her on Twitter and Instagram @AWritersWay or on her blog writerchristinemarie.wordpress.com. [...]

By Joe Glass Little Terrors: Desiccated Youth is the first collection from creators Jon Scrivens, Brett Uren and Patrick Cline. Set in the UK in a sleepy

The Game of Thrones Telltale series has been a mixed bag since it launched just shy of a year ago. It started on a strong note, and has certainly had its

Guitar Hero has always felt like the 'corporate one' in it's age old battle with Rock Band in the war of instrument based rhythm games. With the backing

The Toys-to-Life genre has been exploding for the last few years, much to the pain of parent's wallets. Selling physical toys that you can then play with

[This review explores a few themes that some might consider minor spoilers] I've long pondered the concept of downloading consciousness, and preserving it within a digital space It's a huge idea, but one that makes sense provided that 'souls' can be transferred into downloadable data It could be a way for a scientific afterlife to live,[...]

[This review will not cover the new raid King's Fall that comes with the game Frankly, my crew won't be ready to take it on for a while and I'd like to get this out with some timeliness I will try to update this review when I complete it If it is of any consolation,[...]

I've heard reports that other ports of the game are stable, particularily the PC version, so I didn't make note of it in the review Having said that, I thought it was worth a heads up.] Mad Max is a 'ferocious' series That word perfectly encapsulates the franchise's focus on a hostile wasteland, punk styling[...]