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Mortal Shell 2 review
Eurogamer’s review of Mortal Shell 2 finds it a significant step up from the original, calling it an accomplished and confident Soulslike that stands among the genre’s best. Where the first Mortal Shell felt like an earnest but rough indie take on Dark Souls, hampered by shallow mechanics and a weak final third, the sequel…
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BRYONY GORDON: My horror Cornwall family trip – and everything you need to know now before your Bank Holiday getaway
Daily Mail columnist Bryony Gordon recounts a family holiday to Cornwall’s Roseland Peninsula that turned into a health scare after she and her daughter fell ill following a swim in St Mawes harbour. She later discovered that a burst pipe had pumped raw sewage into the harbour just five days before their swim, highlighting how…
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3 Greatest Movies To Watch on Netflix This Weekend (Aug 22-23)
Collider’s weekend film picks focus on Netflix streaming choices for 22–23 August, offered as an alternative to a busy cinema slate that includes new releases such as Hot Spot, Insidious: Out of the Further and It Ends. The list follows a strong weekend at the box office for Spider-Man: Brand New Day, alongside new entries…
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Ariana Grande wins legal battle to reveal identities of hackers who tried to sell unreleased music on dark web for “significant sums of money”
Ariana Grande has won a legal battle allowing her to fast-track the process of unmasking hackers accused of stealing and selling her unreleased music, photos and videos on the dark web. Los Angeles County Superior Court Judge Mark H. Epstein granted the singer a fast-track subpoena on 19 August, meaning she does not have to…
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Spider-Man: Brand New Day director’s live-action Naruto movie might have cast its first actor, and it’s one of the MCU’s rumored X-Men
Charles Melton is reportedly in talks to play Kakashi Hatake in Lionsgate’s planned live-action Naruto film, directed by Destin Daniel Cretton. If agreed, it would mark the project’s first reported casting of a named actor and a significant step for an adaptation that has spent years in development, although neither the studio nor Melton has…
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Sriram Raghavan Developing New Thriller in the ‘Johnny Gaddaar’ Zone for India’s Matchbox Shots as ‘Operation Safed Sagar’ Soars on Netflix Charts (EXCLUSIVE)
Indian filmmaker Sriram Raghavan is developing a new thriller for Mumbai-based Matchbox Shots, set in the same tonal territory as his acclaimed 2007 neo-noir heist film “Johnny Gaddaar,” which turns 20 next year. The move comes as the production house expands its slate off the back of the global Netflix success of its war series…
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The Hollies retire after 63 years due to health reasons
“After more than six decades, the Hollies’ touring career will come to a close”. The post The Hollies retire after 63 years due to health reasons first appeared on Far Out Magazine.
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Beabadoobee shares “one of the happiest songs on the new album” ‘Memories’
Beabadoobee has released ‘Memories’, a new single from her upcoming fourth studio album ‘Pylon’, which she has described as one of the happiest-sounding tracks on the record despite its bittersweet, nostalgic lyrics. The release builds anticipation ahead of the album’s arrival next month and follows her acclaimed 2024 album ‘This Is How Tomorrow Moves’. Built…
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10 Greatest Neo-Noirs of the ’90s
Collider has published a ranked list of the ten greatest neo-noir films of the 1990s, a decade the outlet identifies as the genre’s biggest boom, drawing on both independent filmmakers and established studios. The piece traces neo-noir’s evolution from 1960s films like Point Blank through 1970s classics such as Chinatown and Taxi Driver to the…