Every time a new Stephen King novel hits shelves, I get excited. I just can’t help it. I’m a fan. And while I don’t think everything King writes is a classic, I can tell you that, for me, The Outsider is one of his most gripping page-turners.
It was a big weekend for Ryan Reynolds, as Deadpool 2 managed to score the second largest opening for an R-rated film in North American box office history.
Today, Biff Bam Pop! Kids begins, with an unboxing video devoted to Pokémon’s Pikachu Sidekick Collection.
Unlike Jason Bateman and Rachel McAdams, I’m just not a game night person. However, I was into Game Night, which recently arrived on home video following a successful theatrical run.
Deadpool 2 arrives in theaters with a ton of buzz and good will from an audience that absolutely embraced the character when the first film arrived back in the winter of 2016.
Warner Bros. Interactive Entertainment today released the HITMAN: Definitive Edition, which is available in retail stores beginning today for PlayStation 4 Pro, PlayStation 4, Xbox One X and Xbox One.
There’s been some catch-up going on in our house with our Nintendo Switch reviews. I’ve got two games to talk about in this instalment, and they really couldn’t be more different from one another.
It was another big money weekend for the film that brings the Marvel Cinematic Universe to a (temporary) crashing halt, as Avengers: Infinity War spent another weekend in the top spot at the box office.
It’s the final weekend before Deadpool 2 hits, which means Avengers: Infinity War will most definitely hold on to the top spot for a third and final time, before giving up the ghost.
The first trailer for Shane Black’s The Predator just arrived and, to be honest, I’m actually not so sure about this one.
It’s a hard life when you have to look at a book highlighting a great Canadian artist, edited by one of your good friends, and written by another. Oh, woe is me, however will I manage to get through Ghoulish: The Art of Gary Pullin, written by April Snellings?
Pretty well, I can happily tell you.
Is it possible for a movie based on a video game to be good? It is a question that always gets bandied about when a film is based on a beloved game title and the answer always seems to be a resounding no. Unfortunately, Rampage continues that trend.
