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17 Jan

Who is Euphoria For?

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If you were to tune in to the first episode of Euphoria season 2 out of curiosity, you would get hit with a trademark of the popular show’s identity right out of the gate.  In the first episode “Trying to Get to Heaven Before They Close the Door”, you’d see a badass looking blonde woman get out of a car and enter a strip club. With a firearm bound to her hand, she enters the back of the joint to confront an obese man who is receiving oral sex in a rolling chair. Most shows would stop you right there.…
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17 Jan

Yellowjackets Season 1 Ending Explained

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The following contains major spoilers for Yellowjackets. Yellowjackets is, without doubt, one of the best shows we’ve seen in the past year, a series that combines a pair of tense, dual-timeline mysteries with a deft exploration of the dark underbelly of female friendship and the looming threat of cannibalism. (Yes, really.) Boasting a banging soundtrack and a cast full of talented teen newcomers alongside a handful of former 1990s It-Girls returning to pitch-perfect form, everything about this show is straight-up amazing and like almost nothing else on TV right now The series’ first season is often unbearably tense, teasing its…
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16 Jan

Attack on Titan Season 4 Episode 18 Review: Sneak Attack

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This Attack on Titan review contains spoilers. Attack on Titan Season 4 Episode 18 “You did a good job holding out on your own, Eren. Now just leave the rest to your big brother.” Attack on Titan is a complex series that features dozens of crucial figures that all represent unique pieces of a gigantic puzzle that’s been steadily coming together and taken apart for centuries. Thousands of lives have been lost and history has been rewritten in the process, all for this war to come down to the union of two brothers, who started this story as utter rivals,…
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15 Jan

Power Rangers: Red Rangers Ranked from Worst to Best

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The Red Ranger in Power Rangers is usually the leader of the team, the one who gets the most prominent focus on the team and the most action figures! But which one is the best? We tried to settle that by ranking all the Red Rangers from the TV show and movies. Sorry, Supersonic Red Ranger from the Boom Comics. You died beautifully. Sorry to Hyperforce Red as well, you deserve a burrito. 44. Nick Russell (Firass Dirani) Power Rangers Mystic Force Nick is not great. Mystic Force was squarely focused on him and that red blanket of his. He had few redeeming qualities besides driving…
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15 Jan

Why The Last Duel Is Not an Oscars Contender

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This article contains mild The Last Duel spoilers. It was one of the nice surprises of the fall moviegoing season. A Ridley Scott epic based on a true story opened in cinemas. And despite early skepticism on social media, it proved the critics wrong with a taut narrative and a whole ensemble of impressive performances—particularly the leading lady who portrayed a woman at the center of a maelstrom. No, I’m not describing House of Gucci, which continues to rack up awards attention, but rather the far better reviewed (and frankly better) The Last Duel. Both were two and a half…
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15 Jan

Ozark Season 3 Recap: The Breaking Bad of Wendy Byrde

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Warning: contains major spoilers for Ozark season 3. Wendy Byrde may sound like the name of a cutesy cartoon character, but don’t let that fool you. Inside Laura Linney’s Ozark character beats the heart of an ambitious schemer with a taste for chaos. In seasons one and two, Marty’s wife Wendy was a reluctant passenger on the Byrde family journey into money laundering for a Mexican drug cartel, but in season three, she took the wheel. It was always in her. The arrival of Wendy’s troubled younger brother Ben (Tom Pelphrey) in season three opened a window into her past.…
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15 Jan

Will Dexter: New Blood Season 2 Ever Happen?

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This article contains spoilers for Dexter: New Blood. Regardless of what some fans and critics thought about Showtime’s Dexter revival, Dexter: New Blood has officially become the network’s most-watched series of all time. The show’s 10-episode run averaged around 8 million viewers a week. That’s more than Showtime’s previous signature series, Homeland, and the 3 million viewers that watched the Dexter: New Blood finale helped the revival overcome Homeland season 3’s finale in 2013 to become the most watched season finale on the network. Further, two million of those viewers came from streaming and on-demand platforms, setting another new record…
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15 Jan

Fringe: Best Episode Watch Order for Beginners and Binge-Watching Guide

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Is Fringe a show you’d really like to watch but you just don’t have time to wade through years of it all at once? Do the fans all tell you “season one is a bit iffy but stick with it, it gets great,” leaving you with absolutely zero desire ever to watch the boring/silly/just plain weird season one? Then this binge-watching guide is for you. In this guide, we’ll outline routes through this underrated sci-fi series focusing on particular characters, story arcs, or episode types. Since part of this article is meant to encourage new viewers, spoilers will be kept…
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15 Jan

The Legend of Zelda: Every Story Ranked Worst to Best

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The Legend of Zelda is arguably one of the five most famous franchises in gaming history, but the one aspect of this series that never seems to get enough love is the quality of its storytelling. Maybe it’s because the Zelda timeline can sometimes be a confusing mess, but the stories in Zelda games are rarely talked about and appreciated the way that we talk about and appreciate the best narratives in other fantasy adventures. Yet, if you take the time to play through this series and really focus on their narratives, you’ll find that the best Zelda titles often…
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15 Jan

New Nightmare Is Wes Craven’s Meta Masterpiece

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It’s always been difficult to describe what a phenomenon 1996’s Scream was to anyone who wasn’t around to properly experience its debut for themselves. Scream wasn’t just the movie that helped show that horror films (specifically, gory, slasher-style horror films aimed at a younger audience) could still be blockbusters; it was the movie that gave a new generation of horror fans something to proudly call their own. For over 25 years, we’ve been praising Scream for its intelligence, its cast, its scares, and its infinite rewatchability.  More than anything though, Scream is praised for its “meta” commentary and the ways…
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15 Jan

7Fates: Chakho Review — How Do the Webtoon & Web Novel Compare?

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This review is based on the prologue and the first two episodes of the 7Fates: Chakho WEBTOON comic, and the first chapter of the Wattpad web novel. While comics are often thought of as a print medium, they don’t have to be. These days, some of the most popular comic stories in the world are entirely digital, created for and accessed via the web. WEBTOON, a Korea-based mobile platform for web-based comics, is the most-read comic book publisher in the world (it also happened to play host to Den of Geek’s best comic of 2021). The success of the Naver-owned…
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15 Jan

Batman: Why Michael Keaton Chose to Return for The Flash

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Spider-Man: No Way Home‘s big cameos may be fresh in the mind, and worth over $1 billion at the box office, but some would argue the return of Alfred Molina and Willem Dafoe still isn’t as surprising as Michael Keaton’s DC comeback. The legendary actor who first brought the Dark Knight to the big screen in 1989, and last wore the cape and cowl in ’92, is set to reprise his role in The Flash and Batgirl. This is a bit unexpected, to say the least. After all, Keaton, who went on to star in many other classics, including Birdman,…
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15 Jan

A Discovery of Witches Season 3 Episode 2 Review: the Blood Rage Killer Revealed

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Warning: this A Discovery of Witches review contains spoilers. Who’d be a vampire? Yes, the eternal youth, fashion, cars, French castles and beautifully wallpapered Mayfair abodes are one thing, but oh the guilt and inflexible hierarchy that goes with it. Matthew de Clermont should be spending this time dancing sexy tangos with his magical wife and deciding on nursery décor for the twins, but no. He’s got DNA to harvest, a disease to cure, a scion to form, and the not-insignificant task of coming out to a roomful of human PhDs who are definitely about to ask him if he…
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14 Jan

Peacemaker Soundtrack: Complete Details and Playlist

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Nothing goes together quite like a James Gunn project and a truly banging soundtrack.  Music, more specifically pop music, has been a major part of Gunn’s repertoire for his entire film career. The writer/director put some of the most obscure Marvel characters on the map thanks to a pitch-perfect ‘70s pop soundtrack in Guardians of the Galaxy. That song-selecting skill persisted through his other films like GotG Vol. 2 and last year’s DC effort The Suicide Squad. Gunn has a lot of excellent soundtracks to choose from. But according to the man himself, his favorite just has to be his…
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14 Jan

How PlayStation’s Project Spartacus Can Beat Xbox Game Pass

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Recent reports that PlayStation is asking retailers to remove PlayStation Now subscription cards from their stores have only fuelled ongoing rumors that PlayStation is working on a Game Pass competitor known simply as Project Spartacus. While some reports suggest that Spartacus will essentially end up being a combination of PlayStation Now and PlayStation Plus, it’s that idea that the rumored Spartacus service could eventually prove to be a true Game Pass competitor that has everyone excited. Such a service would obviously be welcomed by PlayStation gamers, but even Xbox fans would likely benefit from increased Game Pass competition given some…
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14 Jan

God of War: What is the Best Difficulty Setting?

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The brilliant God of War has finally arrived on PC as part of the PlayStation team’s recent (and surprising) push to expand some of their services to that platform, which also means that PC gamers ready to experience one of the best games of the last 20 years are suddenly wondering which of God of War‘s difficulty settings they should choose. While it may not seem that hard to choose a difficulty setting (and the choice obviously comes down to personal preference), the odd names for God of War‘s various difficulty modes combined with the fact that the game doesn’t…
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14 Jan

The Town: Ben Affleck’s Heist Movie Love Letter to Boston

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It’s not wedding bells which break up the old gang in Ben Affleck’s The Town, it’s witness protection. The romance in the middle of the film is only there to delineate the boundaries between heist film and crime procedural. The movie’s center is Charlestown, right across the bridge from the rest of Boston, a legend in illicit locales. The blue-collar neighborhood “produced more bank robbers and armored car thieves than anywhere else in the world,” according to the movie’s prologue. Affleck’s second film as a director charts the fall of a mythic heist gang and the streets which made them.…
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14 Jan

The Expanse: The Possibility of a Season 7 or Sequel Series

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Let me begin this article by saying: there has been no official statement suggesting that a Season 7 of The Expanse will happen. In fact, all official statements have stated that Season 6 will be the last, with no hint of a possible sequel series to finish adapting the book series either. However, this show has pulled off miracles before, and has proven to have a very loyal fanbase. While this situation feels different, given that the cast and crew knew going into Season 6 that it would be their last and set out to complete the story, the series…
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14 Jan

The Expanse: A TV Fan’s Post-Finale Guide to the Books

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This article contains The Expanse spoilers. Many fans of The Expanse on Prime Video who haven’t already read the James S. A. Corey novels upon which the series is based probably have at least thought about checking out the books at some point. But the floodgates likely opened after the series finale aired for those looking to answer the questions left unresolved by the show’s untimely cancelation with books seven through nine still unadapted. For those still on the fence, we’ll attempt to outline the plot of the remaining story without spoiling the big moments that should be experienced firsthand.…
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14 Jan

Netflix’s Brazen Is Barely an Episode of Castle with None of the Charm

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It’s unclear why Netflix chose to grab and drop Brazen in its January line-up, but we can probably assume that any murder-mystery movie that gets wrapped up in a neat bow around the 90 minute mark will do just fine for any streaming service’s content-hungry subscribers right now as long as it looks vaguely entertaining. I’m one of them, and absolutely part of the problem, so even if I hadn’t stuck Brazen on purely to write this review, I would have definitely chosen to watch it of my own free will. But sweet baby Jesus and the orphans do I…
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