Despite some stumbles with its world and narrative, Black Myth: Wukong is an incredible game and a strong contender for Game-of-the-Year.

Alive's lack of passion makes it easy to overlook the charm typically found in low-budget horror.

Dark Glasses stands out for its departure from the “sex equals death” trope too familiar in horror.

Vampus Horror Tales's campy, lovable host belies the film’s more sinister statements on ‘love’ and violence.

Her eventual brutality exceeds even the worst that Lizzie Borden was only accused of.

While some stories falter in V/H/S/99, the rest pick up the slack and make a serviceable, if not innovative, addition to the V/H/S series.

The Winters deliver a frightful and hilariously entertaining critique of contemporary social media culture...

Signalis is a throwback to an era of games when the genre was more interested in providing a genuine and terrifying gaming challenge...

Scare Package II is an effective anthology that is chilling, hilarious, ironic, and refreshingly introspective.