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Ninja or Die: Shadow of the Sun is now available worldwide on PC
Marvelous Europe today announced Ninja or Die: Shadow of the Sun, the ultrafast roguelite developed by Nao Games, is available
‘Arthur The King’ Advanced New York Screening with The Nerdy Basement
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‘The Animal Kingdom’ Review: An Emotionally Deep and Visually Stunning Fable
Written by Thomas Cailley and Pauline Munier, Cailley also directed the film, ‘The Animal Kingdom’ which takes place in a
‘Damsel’ Review: Enter the New Mother of Dragons
In a world where Game of Thrones exists and the fantasy genre is ever-expanding, it is quite a task to
‘Invincible Season 2, Part 2’ Review: Breaking Down Invincible Sends The Series to Exciting New Heights
The latter half of Invincible Season 2 is finally here and what already seemed like high stakes in the first
‘Code 8 Part II’ Review: New Stakes Emerge in a Thrilling Sequel
When ‘Code 8’ was released on Netflix back in 2019, the film was met with rather mixed reviews. We here
‘Amelia’s Children’ Review: Dark Family Secrets Take a Disturbing Turn
Learning about your family’s roots and ancestry should be a journey of fulfillment and happiness, and often sadness as we
‘Lovely Dark and Deep’ Review: Lucid Dreaming and Atmospheric Horror Can Only Get You So Far
National Parks have always been a place worthy of attraction, and tourism, but also have become grounds for some of
‘Red Right Hand’ Review: A Violent Test of Faith
We all seek to right our wrongs and leave our past behind us as we look ahead and seek the
‘Avatar: The Last Airbender’ Netflix Review – There’s A Lot of Room For Improvement
When one thinks or mentions the cultural phenomenon that is Avatar: The Last Airbender, one thinks of fond memories full
‘Madame Web’ Review – Sony Pictures’ Latest Meme Generator
If the ultimate goal of the Sony Universe of Spider-Man Characters is to create films that serve as nothing more
‘The Walking Dead: The Ones Who Live’ Review
It’s been a long time coming for fans of The Walking Dead, more specifically, fans of Andrew Lincoln’s Rick Grimes
‘Captain Laserhawk: A Blood Dragon Remix: Crushing Love’ Manga Review
Love and deception breed a complicated romance and a troubled future in this Captain Laserhawk: A Blood Dragon Remix boys’
‘The Marvels’ Review: Marvel’s Female-Led Trio Soars To New Heights
It’s time to go higher, further, faster as Marvel Studios ‘The Marvels’ is now streaming on Disney Plus. If you
‘Restore Point’ Review: Czech Sci-Fi Thriller is Injected With New Life
Life is fragile and you quite literally get to only live it once. Many of us wish we were immortal
‘Halo’ Season 2 Review: Stakes Are High In The Fall Of Reach
It comes to the surprise of many that Halo Season 2 looks much better and feels much more like the
‘The Seeding’ Review: A Dreadful, Disturbing Viewing Experience
We’re just about a month into 2024 and we had a few horror films release this month. Two major releases,
‘T.I.M.’ Review: This Sci-Fi Thriller is a Technological Malfunction
Artificial intelligence has been one of the pinnacle points of storytelling in sci-fi films. Eerily enough, AI has been a
‘Double Down South’ Review: Gambling with a Southern Charm
I’m a stranger when it comes to keno pool, let alone gambling. The folks inside Tom Schulman’s ‘Double Down South’?
‘Stroking An Animal’ Review: Love and Friendships Are Tested in This Drama-Hollow Romance
Relationships. Whether platonic or romantic, relationships are a crucial part of the mental, physical, and emotional success of mankind. It
‘The Night They Came Home’ Review: Retelling of The Rufus Buck Gang Story Is Not A Complete Misfire
Growing up on the small Caribbean island known as Puerto Rico, watching Western films was one of the many ways
‘ECHO’ Review: Marvel’s First ‘Spotlight’ Series Fails To Deliver
The MCU has been on a bit of a cold streak lately, right? We’ll leave that up to the masses
‘Mayhem’ Review: Bloodsoaked Vengeance Executed To Near Perfection
There are often times when a film completely flies under my radar or lingers persistently in my radar that I
Malevolent Spirits: Mononogatari Episode 7 – Quickening (Review)
After Hyouma’s enlightening conversation with Haori in the last episode, the action is cranked up a notch this time. Now
TRIGUN STAMPEDE Episode 7 – Wolfwood (Review)
As you could probably tell from the title, just like the previous episode this one is mainly centered on Wolfwood.
Malevolent Spirits: Mononogatari Episode 6 – Botan (Review)
In the spirit of Valentine’s Day, Mononogatari opens with a mock date between Haori and Hyouma. For a moment, it
Malevolent Spirits: Mononogatari Episode 5 – Suspicions (Review)
Mononogatari really picks up some steam in this episode and reveals some fascinating new tidbits to viewers. Hyouma’s overly cautious
‘TRIGUN STAMPEDE’ Episode 6 – Once Upon a Time in Hopeland (Review)
It almost doesn’t feel like we’re on the sixth episode of Trigun Stampede. The first three episodes of this season
‘Malevolent Spirits: Mononogatari’ Episode 4 – Arrangement (Review)
“Once, there was a girl saved by Tsukumogami… And a boy from whom they took everything. Does it not make
‘Malevolent Spirits: Mononogatari’ Episode 3 – Overflow (Review)
Mononogatari returns with another impressive episode, giving viewers a peek at an entirely new side of Hyouma. He’s still trying
Malevolent Spirits: Mononogatari Episode 2 – Shoreline (Review)
After a great introductory episode, the 2nd installment of Malevolent Spirits: Mononogatari certainly did not disappoint. Hyouma starts to make
‘TRIGUN STAMPEDE’ Episode 5 – Child of Blessing (Review)
Trigun Stampede takes another dark turn in this episode with a very emotional tale about Vash and a young boy
‘TRIGUN STAMPEDE’ Episode 4 – HUNGRY (Review)
Trigun Stampede returns HUNGRY this episode, greeting us with an old friend, as well as a potentially harrowing new subplot.
‘The Flash’ Season 9, Episode 2 – Hear No Evil (Recap/Review)
The Flash is back again with another episode after a semi-massive cliffhanger ending in last week’s episode. Hear No Evil
‘Ant-Man and The Wasp: Quantumania’ Review – Time is Fleeting
Time is a concept that’s being explored as of late in a lot of the MCU and the larger collection
The Last of Us Episode 5 – Endure and Survive (Recap/Review)
The core theme of this week’s episode of The Last of Us is just as its title implies; enduring and
‘The Flash’ Final Season, Episode 1 – Wednesday Ever After (Recap/Review)
The final season of The Flash is upon us. Barry Allen, Iris West, and the rest of Team Flash have
The Bad Batch Season 2, Episode 6 – “Tribe” Review
The Bad Batch are bringing back hope to the universe with this episode! Welcome back to the Nerdy Basement…OH MAN,
The Bad Batch Season 2, Episode 5 – “Entombed” Review
The Bad Batch does their best Indiana Jones impression in this episode. Welcome back my nerdy friends, Spoilers ahead! With
TRIGUN STAMPEDE Episode 3 – Bright Light, Shine Through The Darkness (Review)
Trigun Stampede returns this episode with a shockingly brutal display. The direction this episode took is certain to surprise anyone
‘TRIGUN STAMPEDE’ Episode 2 – RUNNING MAN (REVIEW)
Vash finds himself cornered in this week’s episode of Trigun Stampede This week’s episode of TRIGUN STAMPEDE kicks off in
Malevolent Spirits: Mononogatari Episode 1 – Hyoma (Review)
There is no doubt Malevolent Spirits has the potential to be one of this season’s favorites. Whether you’re a fan
The Bad Batch Season 2, Episode 4 – “FASTER” Review
Hope you all have a need for speed because the Bad Batch is going racing! Welcome back to the Basement
‘Saint Omer’ Review: Nothing Is Ever As It Seems
“Saint Omer is an exploration of perspectives.” Motherhood has always been a herculean task that is neither appreciated nor praised as
The Bad Batch S2E3-The Solitary Clone (Review)
Crosshair Returns in The Bad Batch episode 3 and he’s a lonely soldier. Add another phenomenal episode to the list
TRIGUN STAMPEDE – NOMAN’S LAND (REVIEW)
Trigun Stampede certainly makes a lasting impression with its first episode but if fans were expecting a rehash of the
THE BAD BATCH SEASON 2 PREMIERE
The Bad Batch is back and it’s like they never left us! Some Spoilers! Hello, my Nerdy Basement family, and
‘Avatar: The Way of Water’ Review: James Cameron’s Inexcusable Narrative
In the end, Avatar: The Way of Water Never Goes Above and Beyond It’s been 13 years and multiple technological
‘Black Panther: Wakanda Forever’ Spoiler Review (The Nerdy Basement Podcast Ep. 132)
The Nerdy Basement Reviews “Black Panther: Wakanda Forever” In this episode of The Nerdy Basement Podcast, your hosts Boozer, Ozzy,
‘Weird: The Al Yankovic Story’ Review: A Wildly Gonzo Anti-Biopic Sandbox For Star Daniel Radcliffe To Play In
The parody film about everyone’s favorite parody musician is just as hilarious and ridiculous as you’d expect Too bad ‘Weird:
‘Black Adam’ Review: The Hierarchy of Power Might Shift
It’s been well over a decade since Dwayne “The Rock” Johnson was cast as the villain turned anti-hero Black Adam.
‘Don’t Worry Darling’ Review: The Film’s Drama May Outlive The Flat Storytelling It Surrounds
Similar to a desert mirage, Don’t Worry Darling has rewards in the distance that end up being non-existent Florence Pugh’s
‘LIVING WITH CHUCKY’ Review: A Tender Killer Doll Family Reunion (Fantastic Fest 2022)
LIVING WITH CHUCKY explores the iconic Child’s Play franchise through a personal and social perspective The Chucky franchise has been
‘KING ON SCREEN’ REVIEW: A Phantasmagoric Love Letter To The King (Fantastic Fest 2022)
KING ON SCREEN focuses on Stephen King’s Adapted Work for Cinema and TV! In the pantheon of living authors working
‘Pinocchio’ Review: A Sturdy Remake with Rotten 2022 Hollywood Business Practices
Watch Pinocchio if you want to see a pretty serviceable remake, one that feels like it has a pulse, and
‘Charcoal’ Review: A Farcical Art House Film (TIFF 2022)
Charcoal chronicles the life of this Brazilian family who, in their desperation, decide to kill their elder and replace him
‘The Umbrella Men’ Review: A Colorful Goema-filled Heist Caper (TIFF 2022)
The Umbrella Men is not designed to be a big over-the-top American Blockbuster, and it’s not even constructed this way,