Author: Zach_Wilson
Amazon is spending billions on improving its delivery services
Amazon has announced plans to invest $2.1 billion in a bid to enhance its Delivery Service Partner (DSP) program, which supports small businesses that handle deliveries. A key component to the latest cash injection will be $660 million allocated specifically to increase compensation for DSP drivers. The change will see…
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Joseph Gordon-Levitt gave me chills after watching the first trailer for the new Prime Video murder mystery Killer Heat
Joseph Gordon-Levitt playing a damaged detective in a new Prime Video crime drama called Killer Heat is something I would pay to watch on the big screen. But appears on this occasion, I’ll have to settle for watching him investigate a murder in the sun-drenched paradise of Greece on one…
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New Salem’s Lot movie looks creepy in first trailer and I’m thrilled the Max remake has kept an integral story detail
Stephen King adaptations are in abundance, with the horror author’s works being adapted for the big and small screen regularly. Sometimes they’ve been masterpieces (check out our list of the best Stephen King movies), other times total flops, but Max‘s recent take on Salem’s Lot is already shaping up to…
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Millions of Android streaming boxes hit by damaging malware
More than a million TV streaming boxes running older versions of Android are currently infected with malware which could allow hackers to take over the devices, experts have warned. Cybersecurity researchers from Dr.Web recently discovered 1.3 million TV streaming boxes, powered by the Android Open Source Project, infected with a…
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Hollowbody fills the void left by PS2 survival horror games
In Hollowbody, an early 2000s-style third-person survival horror game by Nathan Hamley (the solo developer behind Headware Games), the true terror comes not from its hideous monsters, but from inhabiting a world where regular people are failed by the system and left to die. Hollowbody is an homage to the…
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What the hell did I just watch?
There’s a refreshing idealism to Megalopolis. In a time overflowing with grim, nihilistic postapocalyptic stories, Francis Ford Coppola’s latest film is a retrofuturistic parable about creating a better world through architecture, science, and dreams. Unfortunately, that sheen fades almost immediately. The film wants viewers to imagine an idealistic future. But…
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