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The Best VR-Ready Laptops You Can Buy Right Now
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The Best VR-Ready Laptops You Can Buy Right Now

Virtual Reality, or VR for short, used to be more of a novelty for home gamers. Today, many companies are investing heavily into the VR market, and with the advances and reduction in costs, it’s here to stay. With platforms such as the HTC VIVE, virtual reality is more accessible than it’s ever been before.

Jessica Thompson · August 15, 2018 · 5 Mins Read

Top Release – Horror Games
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Top Release – Horror Games

Do you love spine-chilling games? In the gaming industry today, there are many games based on horror movies or stories. When it comes to gaming, it is all about entertainment and fun! So, from time to time, a good horror game is more than welcome. Looking for some spooky fun? Check out some of the

Jessica Thompson · July 5, 2018 · 4 Mins Read

Imagining EastEnders As A Video Game, For Some Reason
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Imagining EastEnders As A Video Game, For Some Reason

Some things are obvious picks for adaptations. Reading J.R.R. Tolkien’s opus The Lord of the Rings yields nothing but cinematic images and imagined sweeping shots across Middle-Earth vistas, while JK Rowling’s Harry Potter series is almost inextricable from its movie counterparts. The same is true of video games; one can hardly imagine the Batman universe

Jessica Thompson · May 20, 2018 · 4 Mins Read

Netflix’s Death Note Gets A Bad Rap
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Netflix’s Death Note Gets A Bad Rap

Going into Death Note, the 2017 Netflix release, with the thought that your beloved characters from the original will remain the same, you will hate this adaptation. If you go in thinking that Light Yagami is the exact main protagonist you want in this movie, you will hate this adaptation. If you go in thinking

Karl Jacobs · September 14, 2017 · 3 Mins Read

Zootopia Money Cycle Theory
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Zootopia Money Cycle Theory

In the movie, Zootopia, Nick Wilde is found walking into Jumbeaux’s Cafe, a elephant-primary 1980’s style ice cream parlor. The result of the confrontation between Judy Hopps and Nick Wilde within this parlor was Judy purchasing Nick a “Jumbo-Pop” for what she then thought was his son “who had always dreamed of growing up to

Karl Jacobs · July 28, 2017 · 2 Mins Read

The House of the Devil (2009) Review
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The House of the Devil (2009) Review

Ti West’s The House of the Devil is a rarity. A back-to-basics throwback to the horror fundamentals of the late 70s and early 80s, set in the period that at no time gives a self aware wink. Made in 2009, the exceptional attention to every facet of the era is so successful that if you

Jessica Thompson · June 11, 2017 · 5 Mins Read

5 of the Best Ultrawide Monitors to Buy in 2017
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5 of the Best Ultrawide Monitors to Buy in 2017

Whilst some might think that we are heading in a direction of compact hardware, monitors still have the upper hand against built in displays, find our top 5 choice of ultrawide monitors below: Acer Predator X34 A solidly built gaming monitor from one of the most popular electronics corporations, which also has a sleek design,

Jessica Thompson · May 27, 2017 · 4 Mins Read

Black Swan (2010) Review
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Black Swan (2010) Review

Compelling Director Darren Aronofsky leaps onto the stage of obsessive horror once more for Black Swan. Never lacking in power or imagery that resonates, this metamorphic waltz with the personal sacrifices of artistic perfection is orchestrated so that every note unbalances, prying beyond projection. Taking the most recognized of balletic productions Swan Lake and pirouetting

Jessica Thompson · May 19, 2017 · 5 Mins Read

Attack The Block (2011) Review
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Attack The Block (2011) Review

In recent years, the alien invasion film has been pushing at the studios imposed limitations on the genre. Defying expectation guerilla productions like Gareth Edward’s Monsters, Neil Blomkamp’s District 9 and Matt Reeves Cloverfield ration the fantasy elements replacing them with something uniquely satisfying in the form of genuine feeling. Continuing the trend, there is

Jessica Thompson · April 28, 2017 · 4 Mins Read

5 Games To Stir The Hidden Ninja Within
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5 Games To Stir The Hidden Ninja Within

Ninjas made themselves truly known many centuries after their relevance in the form of ninja-themed computer games. The combination of amazing prowess, a rich culture and an almost mystical presence of the ninja lends itself really well to gaming. The games listed excel in some areas while providing an all-around solid fighting experience. Ninja Gaiden

Jessica Thompson · February 12, 2017 · 3 Mins Read

Secretary – The Dark Hobby of Self-mutilation
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Secretary – The Dark Hobby of Self-mutilation

In much the same way as Queer As Folk pushes the barrow for the gay and lesbian crowd, Secretary takes leaps and bounds towards bringing legitimacy and empathy to another lifestyle choice. For aficionados of bondage, discipline, sadism and masochism (BDSM to those in the know), Steven Shainberg’s quirky film will no doubt become a

Jessica Thompson · February 3, 2017 · 4 Mins Read

K19: The Widowmaker – Based Around A Cold War Submarine Disaster
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K19: The Widowmaker – Based Around A Cold War Submarine Disaster

Plot: K-19: The Widowmaker proves that even the trusty submarine movie can’t prevail against a weak script, poor acting, and loose film-making. Despite its slight insight into an actual Cold War submarine disaster, K-19 is $100m worth of embarrassment for A-list star Harrison Ford and the moguls at Paramount. It’s 1961 and both sides of

Jessica Thompson · February 3, 2017 · 3 Mins Read