Video games and films are different mediums, yet their respective industries are adamant that they share enough similarities to blend the two together. Here, we have the live-action interactive science-fiction film, The Complex.
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Battle of the Killer Prom Nights
Remakes versus originals, old versus new, and so on. Hollywood loves to remake its beloved classics, more notably, their horror classics. Franchises like Halloween, Texas Chainsaw Massacre, and Friday the 13th have been rebooted numerous times. With so many redo’s and re-adaptations, arguments circle around which is better: the original or the remake. Though many would argue the original, this is not always the case. Some remakes score farther and higher than their predecessors, so we want to look at some remade classics to determine which is the superior.
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Review: ‘The Wolf Hour’ (2020) Naomi Watts Melts Away in Half-Baked Thriller
June’s self-imposed exile amidst a city going mad under the sun and in the shadow of a serial killer is perhaps a strange inversion to the current global isolation gripping the world.
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REVIEW: In Voyeuristic Drama ‘The Night Clerk’, There’s Too Much Told and Too Little Shown
The film centres on a unique protagonist, autistic hotel clerk Bartholomew “Bart” Bromley (Tye Sheridan), who engages in the act of voyeurism so that he can observe the “regular” people around him and mimic their behaviour.
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Review: With Season Three, ‘Castlevania’ (2020) Becomes a Show That is at Once Thoughtful and Nihilistic
With its third season, Castlevania cements itself not just as the best video game adaptation to grace our screens, but a thought-provoking and entertaining series in its own right.
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Review: ‘Sonic the Hedgehog’ Is Inoffensive but Unremarkable
For a film that many were expecting to be a disaster following the first trailer, Sonic the Hedgehog’s biggest sin is ultimately that it is boring..
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REVIEW: ‘High Fidelity’ is a Musical Reflection on Love
High Fidelity dropped on Valentine’s Day and deals with all things love and heartbreak, as well as the ups and downs of relationships.
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REVIEW: ‘Softness of Bodies’ Falls Short of Its Potential
If you were looking for a multi-dimensional manic pixie dream girl, which perhaps is a bit of an oxymoron in of itself, then you should look further, as she is not present in Softness of Bodies.
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‘Zoey’s Extraordinary Playlist’ Is A Mental Musical Delight You Won’t Want To Skip Over
NBC musical dramedy, which officially debuts with a two-episode premiere on Sunday, February 16th, a freak accident leaves the protagonist being able to hear other’s thoughts through song.
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SUNDANCE REVIEW: ‘Zola’ (2020) Proves the Power of Sex Workers Telling Their Own Stories
Do you remember where you were when Zola- also known as A’Ziah King- dropped her Twitter thread and instantly became the most iconic viral “story time” sensation ever? It was the definition of a cultural reset.
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