Memories of Kenji Eno is the name of a beautiful, feature-length documentary released last month by Archipel, remembering the life, work and legacy of one of video gaming's
The most grotesque videos on YouTube fit into a specific category. It consists of old footage run through an AI upscaler. Sometimes the videos are colorized, sometimes they’re interpolated
If there's been one depressing theme to a lot of popular culture news in 2023--beyond bad stuff like AI and labour conditions--it's been the increasingly dystopian
As I have said before, few people get New York City right and anime is no exception. I don’t begrudge artists in other countries for not being aware of
Over the weekend I finished watching the new Scott Pilgrim anime, which I thought ultimately stuck the landing despite being a little too all over the place for its own
Timothée Chalamet, star of Dune and The King, a film I like very much, landed in Tokyo over the weekend to do some press for his upcoming Wonka movie. While
Madame Web, the latest offering from Sony’s Spider-Man universe that legally cannot contain Spider-Man, looks terrible. But Adam Scott is looking great.
Adam Scott is a man whose career
Roger Kastel, an artist who over the decades has worked across cinema, books and comics, has died. He was 91.
Kastel is probably best known for two pieces. The first
Last night I finally saw Five Nights At Freddy’s: The Movie Of The Game With Multiple Spin-Offs That Also Has Several Novelizations And Makes Up One-Fifth Of YouTube. It
Nintendo has officially announced that a live-action Legend of Zelda movie is in the works. It’s being directed by the guy who made the Maze Runner movies, which I
