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Getting me to commit to a new TV show is no easy task. If it’s a limited series with every episode available at once, I’m in. But if you expect me to tune in week after week, the show has to seriously deliver. Somehow, I recently found exactly that with Peacock’s Married at First Sight,…

Jason Voorhees. Freddy Krueger. Michael Myers. Over the decades, America’s horror genre has given viewers countless icons who have slashed their way into the hearts and minds of audiences worldwide. While Hollywood has a never-ending stream of horror monsters to populate the genre, manga can’t say the same. While horror icons like Junji Ito create…

Netflix has its fair share of exclusive titles in the form of Netflix Originals, but of all the titles in the niche library, only a few can truly be recognized for being groundbreaking. Some pioneered new film-making techniques, others raised the bar for animation, and a few have reshaped television today.

(L to R) Tessa Thompson as Anna and Jon Bernthal as Detective Jack Harper in Episode #106 of His and Hers | Courtesy of Netflix

Musicians making wild pivots to new ventures are nothing new, after all, Akon once tried to build Akon City in Senegal, Nicki Minaj has strayed into politics by throwing her support behind President Donald Trump, and Travis Scott is starring in The Odyssey.

Dhurandhar: Ranveer Singh-starrer attracts only 900 people on day 1 of Japan premiere

Back in 2008, when Zack Snyder’s 2009 “Watchmen” film adaptation was still in production, comic book impresario Alan Moore clarified to Entertainment Weekly that, no, he didn’t approve of the movie. Moore, of course, wrote the highly celebrated comic book on which “Watchmen” was based and felt that “Watchmen” was perfectly suited to its original medium. As…

PC gamers are raving over a brand new fantasy RPG game that’s a love letter to the classic ‘Dark Messiah of Might and Magic’ games, Fatekeeper. While the full game will eventually be available on PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series X|S, its early access demo is currently only available to those with a gaming PC

Some anime are one-and-done. Others? They pull you back in the moment you hear the opening theme. Suddenly, you’re telling yourself you’ll “just watch one episode, and before you know it, it’s 2am, you’re emotionally attached all over again, and somehow Episode 19 has broken your heart for the second (or fifth) time

The ’80s produced some great sci-fi horror movies, with films like “Aliens,” “Predator,” and “Scanners” among the decade’s crème de la crème. The downside of golden eras, however, is that some awesome flicks fly under the radar and don’t get the respect they deserve. Consider Wes Craven’s “Swamp Thing,” an overlooked gem that sci-fi fans…