REVIEW: “Faces of Death” (2026)

Director Daniel Goldhaber is revisiting “Faces of Death,” but with his own spin. Unlike the original, which felt like a disturbing mockumentary, Goldhaber’s version is a traditional narrative film that’s inspired by, rather than a remake of, the 1978 movie. The result is often surprisingly captivating and genuinely unsettling—at least until the final act. Unfortunately, the film loses its footing there, and a strange turn of events weakens what should have been a powerful conclusion.

Samson: A Tyndalston Story – Rough Diamond

The action was exciting, the visuals were beautiful, and the story immediately grabbed my attention. Plus, it only cost 25 dollars! It seemed too good to be true, and I expected to find some flaw. But after playing, it’s clear that things aren’t easy for the main character, Samson.

Next State of Play Could Be “Well Before” June – Rumor

NateTheHate, a well-known source of gaming leaks, said he might make a new video about PlayStation after the next State of Play presentation. When asked if that presentation would be in June, he suggested it could happen sooner, but stressed that plans aren’t confirmed yet.

Pokémon Champions is Out Now for Switch

If you’re new to the game, it’s free to download and play on Nintendo Switch, Android, and iOS devices. You’ll explore a region called the Frontier, where you catch and train Pokémon to battle other trainers. The battles are a fun mix of classic Pokémon gameplay with new features, making it enjoyable for both new and experienced players.

Neighborhood Watch Is A Brilliant Murder Mystery, And We’re Already Hooked (Review)

From the very first page, the creative team of Sarah Gailey, Haining, Rebecca Nalty, and Jodie Troutman introduces the central puzzle: the murder of Jill Hewet. The story then shifts focus to explore the two distinct communities where this takes place. This change in perspective could have been disruptive, but instead, I quickly became invested in the unique characters and atmosphere of each community, constantly searching for hints about the murder within their interactions. I realized the book had already captivated me, and I was only halfway through!

The Boys Season 5’s Big Death Explained & How It Perfectly Completes a 7-Year Story

The fifth season starts with a bang, immediately showing how dangerous things have become. We see Annie trying to expose Homelander by sharing a video of him at a shareholder meeting, but it’s dismissed as fake. The action quickly ramps up as the team tries to rescue Hughie, Frenchie, and Mother’s Milk from Vought’s Freedom Camp, leading to a tense confrontation with Homelander. A-Train arrives just in time to help, but tragically makes the ultimate sacrifice.