This second installment in Renny Harlin’s slasher trilogy is hackneyed and silly. By Jeannette Catsoulis When you purchase a ticket for an independently reviewed film through our site, we earn an ...

Forbes contributors publish independent expert analyses and insights. Ollie Barder covers Japanese pop-culture and gaming from Tokyo. Following the somewhat underwhelming Super Mario 3D All-Stars back ...

Super Mario Galaxy 2 (Nintendo Switch 2) Review — Photo: CGMagazine More enemies on screen, unique bosses that take advantage of Yoshi and Mario’s new abilities, on top of a ton of secret stars to ...

Do you remember Tim Drake? It’s understandable if you don’t; sometimes it feels like neither do the people making comics. Believe it or not, he used to feature pretty heavily in a lot of Batman ...

As a life-long lover of sci-fi battle scenes, it is always a joy to order a fleet of dozens of starships of all shapes and sizes to hyper-jump to a neighboring planet, then zoom in and watch as they ...

Take a closer look at the VW ID.2 in this review, Volkswagen’s upcoming affordable EV positioned as the electric successor to the Polo. We highlight its design, technology, and price target of under ...

German writer-director Christian Ditter adapts Michael Ende’s 1973 novel to mixed results. Though visually enticing, the themes and characters are too superficially rendered. Given the pressures of ...

The Beatbot AquaSense 2 Ultra is the most expensive pool cleaner I have tested thus far, but it is also the most feature packed out there. Currently priced at $2,829 (discounted from its $3,550 MSRP), ...

A few weeks ago, I was packing for a trip when I realized I still hadn’t bought a travel case for my Nintendo Switch 2, so I hopped online and grabbed the only one I could find on Amazon with same-day ...

What makes a gaming console truly worth it? Is it the promise of innovative performance, the allure of exclusive titles, or the simple joy of revisiting cherished classics? The Nintendo Switch 2, ...

The film is too interested in the brutality of totalitarianism to fully explore Orwell's great theme: the sinister unreality of it. Yet that’s not ultimately the reason “Nineteen Eighty-Four” remains ...