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Dearest Reader, Another season (of Netflix’s Bridgerton) is upon us, and once again, it is filled to the brim with…

Most time travel stories are either stories of intervention or preservation; following protagonists attempting to either alter the past to…

I spent a lot of time contemplating the title of Ryûsuke Hamaguchi’s new film Evil Does Not Exist. It still…

One of the biggest draws of the science fiction genre is that it gives us access to big spaceships. There’s…

You are an egg person. You wake up in a large turnip. The world around you is alien, with an…

Ten years ago, writer Drew McWeeny posed a question in the headline of his latest column: “Has life in the…

Vecna: Eve of Ruin is unlike anything yet published for the modern incarnation of Dungeons & Dragons. The final campaign…

Growing up, I liked Pop-Tarts. I don’t think that’s a particularly novel sentiment for an American child to have; they’re…

At the height of John Green’s popularity, most people knew the YA author for a very specific genre: sad teen…

Twenty years ago, Park Chan-wook’s revenge thriller Oldboy turned him into a worldwide star, setting off a new wave of…