Gives fans a good cross section of gruesome and the poetic with a set of stories spanning the dark to the disgusting.

A superhero comedy that’s more farce than funny, with no respect for the genre or its potential.

A short, but fun shooter, that does everything a proper shump is supposed to do; and the soundtrack is killer.

Mixes commentary on Japan’s Idol factory of fake celebrity with body horror and interplanetary licking.

By no means a perfect sequel, Eternal is still a mighty fun game that’s well represented on the hardware.

A technologically illiterate, comically inept clunker overstuffed past the breaking point.

A little Christmas box of heteronormativity, wrapped in a fabulous little rainbow bow.

The Lincoln Lawyer’s sixth solo legal thriller finds him defending his most important client yet: himself.

The third Jake Brigance novel is more traditional Grisham than its predecessor, and that’s just fine and dandy.

Dilbert and his office cohorts keep the misery rolling in this otherwise predictable 48th collection of sharable funnies.