Sweet Tooth review – A moreish post-apocalyptic fairy tale
Time to set aside some TV time. New to Netflix this Friday, June 4, is comic adaptation Sweet Tooth, a post-apocalyptic fairy tale that is...
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Friends: The Reunion – To watch or not to watch?
May 28, 2021
by Noelle Adams
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Ready to get nostalgic? Friends: The Reunion is reuniting its cast and creators for a special "17 years later" celebratory retrospective. Here are our thoughts...
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Erica review – The new FMV game gold standard
May 24, 2021
by Noelle Adams
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Interactive movies and FMV games have a long tradition, but remain an acquired entertainment taste. Now on PC, former PS4 exclusive Erica, from developers Flavourworks,...
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Inkblot review – Introducing comicdom’s most adorable black cat
May 13, 2021
by Noelle Adams
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Mow! If you belong to the “black cats matter” camp, let us direct you to comic series Inkblot. From creators Emma Kubert and Rusty Gladd,...
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Jupiter’s Legacy review – Off to a not so super start
May 7, 2021
by Pfangirl.com Writers
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Netflix is bumping up its live-action superhero quotient with new series Jupiter’s Legacy, based on the comic by Mark (Kick-Ass, Wanted) Millar and Frank (All-Star...
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Netflix Shadow and Bone Review – Turning the tide on young adult fantasy
April 21, 2021
by Tracy Benson
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Shadow and Bone brings the light back for young adult fantasy, upending all expectations.
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Lost Words: Beyond the Page review – An indie delight to add to your library
April 9, 2021
by Noelle Adams
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After a year of Google Stadia exclusivity, award-winning platform adventure Lost Words: Beyond the Page is now playable across the board. Are you ready to...
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Maquette review – A model romance, wobbles included
March 8, 2021
by Noelle Adams
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Indie games published by Annapurna Interactive tend deliver a special mix of surprise and delight. Maquette is the latest, offering the unexpected combo of stately...
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Stray Dogs – A serial killer story with bark
February 23, 2021
by Noelle Adams
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Just when you thought the subject of serial killers had been exhausted, along comes miniseries Stray Dogs, published by Image Comics. Styled after 80s animated...
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The Shore Review – Lovecraft Coastline, a rugged but stunning place
February 19, 2021
by Noelle Adams
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Lovecraftian horror has had a so-so track record in terms of video game adaptations. While rough around the edges, indie effort The Shore finally gets...
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