Category: region|US
‘Paranormasight: The Seven Mysteries of Honjo’ is a delightfully subversive visual novel
The Seven Mysteries of Honjo is a visual novel that ties together nine (don’t ask) Japanese folktales, spirits, curses and, well, ukiyoe block prints. You’ll hop between several protagonists, trying to figure out who’s holding magical killer trinkets and who’s trying to collect them all from reviving the dead. It’s…
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The Morning After: Netflix is ready to crack down on US account sharers
Since February, Netflix has offered paid account sharing in Canada, New Zealand, Portugal and Spain. The add-on allows primary account holders to pay an additional fee every month to share their Netflix service with up to two people outside of their household. Now, it’s coming for US subscribers – or…
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A ‘Galaxy Quest’ series is reportedly coming to Paramount+
A Galaxy Quest series is reportedly under development for Paramount+. A new show based on the 1999 cult-classic film — a spoof of Star Trek and its fandom — will land on the streaming home of five original Trek series, according toThe Hollywood Reporter. The sci-fi comedy followed a cast…
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Breville Pizzaiolo review: A pricey pizza oven with lots of options
A few months ago, it seemed like every cooking account I followed on Instagram was using a Pizzaiolo. I stumbled upon Breville’s dedicated pizza oven a while ago at the suggestion of a colleague, but it was a bit outside of our coverage area to review. Now that we have…
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‘Mrs. Davis’ review: Damon Lindelof’s nun vs. AI show is a campy blast
Mrs. Davis is a deeply silly show deeply committed its silliness. And that’s precisely what makes it so much fun. The new Peacock series from Tara Hernandez (The Big Bang Theory) and Damon Lindelof (Lost, The Leftovers), pits a nun with a mysterious past against an all-powerful, seemingly omniscient artificial…
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Amazon adds a new ‘Dialogue Boost’ option for its original TV shows and movies
Too often now it seems you'll be watching a movie or show only for the characters' conversations to be muffled by what's happening in the background. Sure, you can pick up the remote and raise the volume, but then everything increases, and eventually subtitles are needed to catch everything. Amazon…
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