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Stranger Things 4 is trying to expand the mythos of the series. It’s beginning to coalesce somewhat-incongruent threads from across the previous three seasons in time for the forthcoming finale.

The long-suffering wife trope is deconstructed in Valerie Armstrong’s AMC dark comedy Kevin Can F**k Himself (2021).

Watching The Time Traveller’s Wife is not an experience marked by complicated plotting or overly deterministic storytelling, but it’s an exercise in déjà vu.

If you research Tell Me I’m Worthless then you’ll come across the expression “cutting, disruptive, and darkly funny” more than once.

Visage, however, is a great example of how good design and well-constructed ambiance, can make those jumpscares feel like a natural part of the experience.

Yellowjackets will apparently have five seasons to accomplish what could’ve been done in ten episodes, because its greed is stronger than its interest in the story.

The Boys is an American comic book series written by Garth Ennis and co-created, designed and illustrated by Darick Robertson.

After another great year for Star Wars and the fanbase it was finally time to watch and digest one of the most anticipated shows of the year.

A River Enchanted is a recently released adult fantasy novel written by Rebecca Ross and is the first book of The Elements of Cadence duology.

The Stanley Parable: Ultra Deluxe released into a drastically different world than the original. Whilst the original had none, Ultra Deluxe has a throughline that is well aware of these changes.