The Glass House Review (2001)
The Glass House got a raw deal when it came out in 2001. Revisiting it now, it holds up better than its reputation suggests, carried almost entirely by a Leelee Sobieski performance that deserves far more recognition than it ever received. Continue reading The Glass House Review (2001)
Marathon Seasons Explained: Everything You Need to Know Before Launch
Bungie has detailed how Marathon seasons will work ahead of the March 5 launch. Three-month cycles, full progression resets every season, and all seasonal content free for all players. Here is the breakdown. Continue reading Marathon Seasons Explained: Everything You Need to Know Before Launch
WWE Elimination Chamber 2026 Preview
WWE Elimination Chamber 2026 is live tonight from the United Center in Chicago. Two Chamber matches, CM Punk defending the World Heavyweight Championship, and a mystery crate. Here is the full card. Continue reading WWE Elimination Chamber 2026 Preview
Marathon Server Slam Is Now Live
Bungie’s Marathon Server Slam is live now through March 2. Two zones, five factions, and five Runner shells are available in this free open preview weekend ahead of Marathon’s full launch on March 5. Continue reading Marathon Server Slam Is Now Live
Sabotage (2014) Review
Sabotage wants to be Training Day and a classic Arnold shoot em’ up at the same time. It fails at both. One of the most boring Schwarzenegger films ever made, and that is really saying something. Continue reading Sabotage (2014) Review
God of War: Sons of Sparta Review
God of War: Sons of Sparta is a 2D action platformer/Metroidvania that nobody saw coming. The combat delivers and TC Carson is a welcome return, but the visuals and voice acting hold it back from being something special. Continue reading God of War: Sons of Sparta Review
Joan of Arc Review (1999)
The 1999 CBS miniseries had no business being this good. Leelee Sobieski was just sixteen years old and already delivering one of the finest portrayals of Joan of Arc ever committed to screen. This one holds up. Continue reading Joan of Arc Review (1999)
A View From the Rafters: AJ Styles is Going to the Hall of Fame, and It’s Well Earned
Stinger returns to the world of wrestling column writing with the first new edition of A View From the Rafters since July 2010. In this weeks quick read, Stinger looks back at the career of AJ Styles and the announcement last night that he’s entering the WWE Hall of Fame. Continue reading A View From the Rafters: AJ Styles is Going to the Hall of Fame, and It’s Well Earned
Dragonkin: The Banished Ancestral Grid Trailer – Skill Fragments, Wyrmlings & Symbiosis Explained
The Dragonkin: The Banished Ancestral Grid trailer provides a deep dive into the expanding hexagon layout where you slot skill and modifier fragments to customize builds. Pair with one of four Wyrmlings (fire, ice, toxic, electric) for auto-support triggers, rank up skills to rank four for elemental symbiosis merges that change visuals and crank damage. Continue reading Dragonkin: The Banished Ancestral Grid Trailer – Skill Fragments, Wyrmlings & Symbiosis Explained
My First Mister Review (2001)
Christine Lahti’s My First Mister is one of the most overlooked films of 2001. Sobieski and Brooks share an unlikely chemistry that carries this quiet gem almost all the way home — almost being the operative word. Continue reading My First Mister Review (2001)