The Boys are back and out for blood in the new trailer for the even meaner second season

Random Acts of Violence falls flat at trying to embrace larger themes and subvert horror tropes. Without these unrealized stabs at something more, it’s a great scare that looks gorgeous from creative lighting to massacre tableaus.

We sat down to chat with Jay Baruchel about his experience in comics and how his upbringing and ever changing sensibilities created the living document that became the script for his first scary movie.

Paper Mario: The Origami King had to meet the high bar set by the classic adaptations launched to the Nintendo Switch thus far and thankfully It didn’t fold under pressure.

For those willing to throw the desire for outright explanations to the wind and dip their toes into atmosphere as a living metaphor for real fears, Relic is a well made haunt that creates a phantom sense of creepy crawlies.

Wanting to bring something new to the Blair Witch lore, the game took a giant swing at a story it had no business trying to tell. Though it has some decent scares and mechanics, strip the “yikes” of a story away and you’re left with a basic linear game full up with bugs.

Gangs of London mixes up your favourite genre by layering it with cinematic elements and splashing it with blood, making for a refreshing twist on the crime family series

The straightforward short hit game style makes the case for itself and games like it. It’s not completely revolutionary, but it successfully adapts the PC to VR game to the console and makes for a good time.

Bloodshot takes us back to the action movie comic book formula before the penetration of cinematic universes. By never trying to be more than it is, it succeeds at being a pretty okay action comic flick.