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The Pioneering Spirit of Early French Game Development
Long before global hits, France fostered a uniquely experimental and counter-cultural game development scene.
Revisiting the 1993 Super Mario Bros. Movie: A Case for a Misunderstood Film
Decades after its release, a new perspective suggests the infamous Super Mario Bros. movie might not be the unmitigated disaster it's remembered to be.
The Bloody Legacy of Sekiro: How Samurai Cinema Inspired FromSoftware's Iconic Visuals
FromSoftware's signature blood spray in Sekiro: Shadows Die Twice draws a direct line to the cinematic traditions of samurai filmmaking.
Wolverine's Most Enduring Quote Offers Wisdom Beyond His Rage
After 52 years, a reflective moment from Marvel's gruffest hero stands out as profound insight.
The Unexpected Places Game Music Surfaces in the Real World
From local pubs to British television, gamers share the most surprising instances of hearing their favorite game soundtracks outside of gaming.
Ewan McGregor's Black Mask Performance Elevates Birds of Prey
Despite its box office performance, Cathy Yan's 2020 DC film offers a compelling villainous turn from McGregor and a fresh take on Harley Quinn's emancipation.
Chainsaw Man: The 5 Most Terrifying Devils, Ranked
From manipulative control to cosmic dread, these fiends embody humanity's deepest fears.
Five Classic Anime Series Ripe for a Modern Remake
From Tokyo Ghoul to Berserk, these beloved anime narratives are compelling candidates for a fresh, faithful adaptation.
Teenage Sex and Death at Camp Miasma Attempts Ambitious Themes with Mixed Results
Jane Schoenbrun's latest film dives into media fixations and genre deconstruction, but its self-awareness occasionally overwhelms its artistic merit.