TV Review: The OA (Season 2)
The OA pushes even further into the surreal, in a breathtakingly unique, confounding season of television.
The OA pushes even further into the surreal, in a breathtakingly unique, confounding season of television.
Gregg Araki’s horny, brash Starz series debuts with an impressive, if familiar, pilot episode.
God of War is not only one of the best games of 2018, it is one of the best action games of the generation.
Altered Carbon has a lot of promise and spectacle, held back by some poor character and world building.
NBA 2K18 might be the new game in the series – but it’s increasingly stale, monetization-driven evolution is hardly an exciting one.
BoJack Horseman’s fourth season is a slightly inconsistent departure – but a journey well worth taking.
Everybody’s Golf not only resurrects a great franchise – it’s one of the best golf games ever made.
Unlike many recent nostalgia cash-ins, Sonic Mania understands what makes Sonic great, and builds on that legacy.
American Gods closes its uneven first season on a high note with “Come to Jesus”.