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Resident Evil

‘Resident Evil Village’ Review: RE’s Brand of Horror Stumbles to Find its Footing

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The Underground Railroad

‘The Underground Railroad’: A Dignified Representation of Black People During the Age of Our Greatest Indignity

Frantz Jerome 0
The Paper Tigers

‘The Paper Tigers’ Don’t Fold on the Big Screen

Omar Holmon 0
Shadow and Bone

‘Shadow and Bone’ Review: Holds Its Own in a Sea of Adaptations

Frantz Jerome 0

Crash n’ Burn: ‘Crash Bandicoot 4’ Brings Back Stress Yodeling to Your Living Room

Khadjiah Johnson 0

‘The Medium’ Channels Old School Horror, For Better or Worse

Chris Aiken 0

“The Boys” Are Back in Our Season Two Review

When Amazon Prime Video dropped The Boys, it was billed as a subversive look ...

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M. Skylar Ezell
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Review: ‘Blue Period’ is a Stunning Manga About Discovery and Passion

NEW MANGA ALERT, Y’ALL. I was rereading the fantastic memoir on the life of ...

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Carrie McClain
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Review: ‘A Love Song For Latasha’ is A Loving, Dreamlike Tribute

A Love Song for Latasha is a dreamy and loving tribute to Black girls ...

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Carrie McClain
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‘Spiritfarer’ Deals with the Last Process of Life

Ghostride the Ship  Over the past decade, more games outside of so-called ‘triple-A’ development ...

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Johnathan Mason
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‘Donut Feed the Squirrels’ is a Sweet Surprise of a Graphic Novel

Earlier this year in March, Random House Graphic gave us all a sneak peek ...

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Carrie McClain
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Classic Anime Review #1: And. . .FIGHT!

The ’90s saw the meteoric rise of anime in the United States. For many ...

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D.J. Rogers
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A Compelling, Heavy Hitting Debut: ‘What We Don’t Talk About’ Graphic Novel Review

I was HYPED to get a review copy of this graphic novel. While not ...

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Carrie McClain
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