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Wifelike walks a narrow line around sci-fi sleaze

It’s too uneven to make its points about misogyny land, but it’s more confident about sex and exploitation

By Jesse Hassenger

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Netflix’s vampire movie Day Shift adds real bite to a classic action throwback

It’s a refreshing change of pace, with a surprising Big Trouble in Little China vibe

By Matthew Essary

Anime’s wildest creator is back with the ecstatic, rebellious rock opera Inu-Oh

By Kambole Campbell August 12

The most chaotic board Gaming News, Video Game Reviews, and Game Guidess from Gen Con 2022

By Charlie Hall August 11

The Dead by Daylight dating simulator is cute but cowardly

By Cass Marshall August 11

Secret Headquarters works best when Owen Wilson is a dad, not a superhero

By Petrana Radulovic August 11

Cult of the Lamb is that rare Gaming News, Video Game Reviews, and Game Guides: a fun critique of organized religion

By Kazuma Hashimoto August 10

Spider-Man Remastered PC review: All sparkle, no substance

By Maddy Myers August 10

Never Have I Ever season 3 is racing toward the end

By Petrana Radulovic August 10

Luck, John Lasseter’s return to animation, feels like Pixar gone wrong

By Jesse Hassenger August 9

Netflix’s The Sandman is a great ad for the Sandman comics

By Joshua Rivera August 5

Prey strips the Predator formula down to basics, but finds some room for style

By Jesse Hassenger August 3

Bodies Bodies Bodies revs up Scream to killer speeds

By Jesse Hassenger August 3

Bullet Train is the Looney Tunes version of John Wick we didn’t know we needed

By Joshua Rivera August 2

Fashion is the best part of The Sims 4’s High School Years expansion

By Nicole Carpenter August 2

Harley Quinn season 3 completes the Deadpooling of the Batman universe

By Joshua Rivera July 29

The horror thriller Resurrection is bonkers in the best way

By Katie Rife July 29

Paper Girls is acutely aware of how much growing up sucks, time war or no

By Spencer Williams July 29

Grand Theft Auto 5: A 2022 re-review

By Cameron Kunzelman July 28

Citizen Sleeper’s first DLC recontextualizes the RPG’s tough decisions

By Nicole Clark July 28

Bear and Breakfast finds the magic in woodland resort management

By Nicole Carpenter July 28

B.J. Novak’s thriller satire Vengeance could use a few more sharp edges

By Jesse Hassenger July 28

We Met In Virtual Reality opens a startling window into people’s most surreal fantasies

By Tasha Robinson July 27

DC League of Super-Pets crams every second with satirical superhero (and pet) humor

By Samantha Nelson July 27

Xenoblade Chronicles 3’s story blindsided me

By Autumn Wright July 26

Hear me out: Risk of Rain 2 is the Mario 64 of roguelikes

By Mike Mahardy July 24

Live A Live’s characters can’t hold the weight of its time-hopping story

By Chris Karnadi July 21

Jordan Peele’s Nope brings chills and thrills, but it’s all empty air

By Robert Daniels July 20

Journeys Through the Radiant Citadel is D&D’s answer to Star Trek

By Samantha Nelson July 19

The new wave of exploitation cinema is all about the immigrant experience

By Joshua Rivera July 19

Stray is the work of sly cat people, and it’s a triumph

By Alexis Ong July 18

As Dusk Falls is a thrilling narrative adventure with no right choices

By Tauriq Moosa July 18

The reimagined cartoon version of Blazing Saddles is better than it looks

By Jesse Hassenger July 16

Oh no, they Fleabag-ified Persuasion

By Petrana Radulovic July 15

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