Game Review: Chat Master! (Mobile – Free to Play)
From Supersonic Studios and Rubessoft comes Chat Master, a bunch of mini-games wrapped up in incessant ad-spam and masquerading as a fully-fledged game.
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Game Review: Papers Grade Please! (Mobile – Free to Play)
In classic Lion Studios style, Papers Grade Please is super simple to play, addictive in short bursts and jammed with ads to the point of assault.
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Horror Movie Review: Mary Shelley’s Frankenstein (1994)
If there is one thing that Mary Shelley’s Frankenstein has in bucketloads, it is style. If there is one reason to watch this re-telling, it is for how beautiful it is at times. You’ll need that reason because there aren’t many others.
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Game Review: Storm Rush (Mobile)
While incredibly light on content and with very simple gameplay, Storm Rush is a quality mobile game. One that is lovely to look at, to listen too and to play.
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Game Review: Doug Hates His Job (Xbox One)
From Super Villain Games, Doug Hates His Job is dedicated to the everyone who hates their job. Jack of all trades, master of none. That’s Doug Hates His Job in a nutshell. A game that tries so many different things but fails to nail any of them.
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Horror Movie Review: The Goblin (2017)
One of the most impressive things about Wyatt Michael’s fantasy horror, The Goblin is how minimalistic it is. Yet, it draws you in to the point where all of that is forgotten. Instead the focus becomes on the immense effort put in by everyone to captivate with its dark fantastical fairy-tale.
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Horror Movie Review: Baba Yaga (1973)
Written and directed by Corrado Farina and based on the Guido Crepax Valentina comic series. Baba Yaga stars Carroll Baker, Isabelle De Funès and George Eastman.
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Horror Movie Review: Bad Ben 7: The Haunted Highway (2019)
After so many horrible retreads, it’s an genuine pleasure to go into this movie expecting the same and coming away surprised. Bad Ben 7: The Haunted Highway is a re-energised Nigel Bach, finally bringing something fresh to the franchise.
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