Dune 2021 spoiler free review
Dune is visually stunning, musically evocative and narratively well-paced
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Symbaroum: The Throne of Thorns
Throne of Thorns is a campaign for the roleplaying game Symbaroum, which follows the quest to unearth the secrets of a fallen civilisation.
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Lie To Me* The Hidden gem 10 years on.
There Have been many shows that have fallen into the “hidden gems” category over a ten year period and Tim Roths led “Lie to me*” is one of them.
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Scorpion: A pandemic-fueled binge review
Why did 2014’s Scorpion stand out to me? We take look back at one of TV's most bizarre shows and delve into the details...
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Fort Triumph
Take command of a squad of heroes in the tactical turn-based game Fort Triumph to conquer a procedurally generated world.
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The Green Knight
I arrive now at the end of this journey with a finished film that I’ll happily admit cannot do justice to the well from which it’s drawn. This may be a poem that resists adaptation.
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Free Guy - Review
Free Guy is a wonderful film, straight up heartwarming, laugh out loud funny, intense in part and adorably cute.
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The Suicide Squad - Don't get too attached
Josh reviews The Suicide Squad from the "horribly beautiful mind" of James Gunn, one of the few DC films that is actually any good...
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Chernobylite
Geek Pride's Peter Ray Allison checks out Chernobylite; the latest survival-horror videogame set deep within the Chernobyl exclusion zone.
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