Gaming Heavy Metal Death Can is one of the best survival horror games in years A superb throwback to old-school mechanics tied together with brilliant writing and compelling gameplay. By Joonatan Itkonen / 15 Jun 2026
In Theaters Deep Water is Harlin at his best and worst Elevated by Harlin's innate eye for action, Deep Water sinks due to its length and underwritten characters. By Joonatan Itkonen / 14 Jun 2026
In Theaters Disclosure Day is a humanist sci-fi fable worth seeing A richly imaginative and thrilling blockbuster that is as smart and daring as it is emotionally rewarding. By Joonatan Itkonen / 9 Jun 2026
In Theaters Scary Movie is a waste of everyone's time I have laughed more at funerals than I did during Scary Movie. By Joonatan Itkonen / 4 Jun 2026
Gaming Yoshi and the Mysterious Book is a clever and delightful game for all ages Yoshi and Mysterious Book isn't perfect, but it is a beautiful example of the magic that only Nintendo can create. By Joonatan Itkonen / 3 Jun 2026
In Theaters Masters of the Universe is a wildly misjudged misfire There is something incredibly sad about watching an increasingly aging franchise take the stage and apologize for its existence. At some point, it's fine to let go. By Joonatan Itkonen / 2 Jun 2026
Streaming Star City is a better series than the show that spawned it Expertly acted and deeply compelling, Star City is a mature and richly textured drama about dreaming of a better tomorrow under systemic oppression. By Joonatan Itkonen / 30 May 2026
Gaming Mina the Hollower is old-school adventure gaming done right Astonishingly beautiful and immensely rewarding, Mina the Hollower is a brilliant adventure game that delights and surprises at every turn. By Joonatan Itkonen / 27 May 2026
Festivals Cannes 2026: The Samurai and the Prisoner captivates and thrills from beginning to end Gorgeously crafted and performed, Kurosawa's latest is a masterwork in form and function that delights from the first shot to the thrilling climax. By Joonatan Itkonen / 26 May 2026
Festivals Cannes 2026: Gentle Monster Gentle Monster tackles an impossibly heavy topic and features a great leading performance from Seydoux, but it's just that nothing else works. By Joonatan Itkonen / 26 May 2026
Festivals Cannes 2026: Elephants in the Fog is a breathtaking debut Anchored by fantastic performances, Elephants in the Fog is heartbreaking and poignant cinema that reveals to us the world. By Joonatan Itkonen / 26 May 2026
Festivals Cannes 2026: Iron Boy is one of the most gorgeous films this year A breezy and simple story that hums with love and memory. It will charm all who see it. By Joonatan Itkonen / 26 May 2026
