Minishoot' Adventures is a brilliant bullet-hell shooter in the style of The Legend of Zelda
A cozy bullet-hell shooter? What madness is this?
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Night Visions Back to Basics 2026 review roundup
Night Visions Back to Basics 2026 is over. Here are eight films that I enjoyed at the festival this spring.
Night Visions: Obex is a wonderfully bizarre coming-of-age story
It's dangerous to go alone, take this.
Night Visions: Dog 51 gets the future right, and the rest wrong
If Dog 51 allowed itself to have more fun or push harder into the oddball antics, it would buy itself more leeway with the clunkier elements.
Night Visions: Kraken feels like a folktale come to life
Those willing to engage with Øie's specific vision are rewarded with spectacle unlike anything we're used to in the Nordics.
Night Visions: $Positions is a crypto-nightmare from hell
If $Positions were an after-school special, it could be called, "You're a dumbass, Charlie Brown."
4K Blu-ray review: Ben-Hur
William Wyler's incredible biblical epic comes home with this astonishing restoration that makes it the best way to see the film.
Night Visions: Fucktoys is as touching as it is sexy
Fucktoys is a mesmerizing debut from Annapurna Sriram. Its DNA is comprised of John Waters, Greg Arraki, and a little helping of Kenneth Anger, yet told in a voice that is entirely hers.
The Super Mario Galaxy Movie misses what makes Mario special
Good news first: The Super Mario Galaxy Movie is better than the first one. The bad news is that it's not much of an improvement.
Crimson Desert proves that sometimes more is less
Crimson Desert is a gorgeous audiovisual experience with obtuse mechanics, poor mission design, and a nonexistent story. It plays like an MMO trapped in the frame of a single-player adventure game with too many cooks in the kitchen.
4K Blu-ray review: The Running Man
Edgar Wright updates Stephen King to modernity with chilling results, and the 4K edition is a technical marvel with pretty good extras, too.
Aether & Iron is an instant RPG classic
Superbly written and acted with some of the finest worldbuilding in any RPG this decade, Aether & Iron is an instant classic and one of the best games of the year.
