Harmony Korine is going to do whatever the hell he wants, and in the case of his disturbing and anti-audience movie “Baby Invasion,” he turns the trigger-junkie protagonist at the top of a video game ...

Being a massive fan of both Marvel and beat ‘em ups, I was instantly sold on Marvel Cosmic Invasion. Yet the tag-team mechanic and surprisingly varied roster set up what looked to be far more than ...

Three years after the release of the excellent Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Shredder’s Revenge, Tribute Games and Dotemu are back with another licensed beat ’em up game that blends nostalgia and love ...

The 'Spring Breakers' director and his EDGLRD production studio continue to strip away the boundaries between movies and video games in this Venice world premiere. By Jordan Mintzer Iconoclastic ...

Apple TV+'s Invasion, from The Martian producer Simon Kinberg, has decidedly become one of television's most interesting sci-fi series. Season 1 instantly set itself apart from similar sci-fi stories ...

The persistence of retro-influenced games in modern culture is fascinating, reflecting a widespread desire to, on some level, turn back the clock and abandon all the frills and glamor of contemporary ...

Depending on who you talk to, beat ‘em ups are either repetitive, button-mashy coin munchers or a deceptively simple vehicle for absolute combat mastery. Me? I’m in the latter camp. But how do you get ...

Matt Donato is a Rotten Tomatoes approved film critic who stays up too late typing words for such outlets as IGN, Bloody Disgusting, Fangoria, Paste Magazine, and countless other publications. He ...

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15 playable Marvel heroes, including fan-favorites and deep cuts. Cosmic Swapping mechanic enables flashy combo attacks between characters. Gorgeous levels packed with Easter eggs for Marvel fans.

Venice: Nor does this film tell you how to feel, in another of Korine's aggressively anti-audience experiments which, here, puts you in the eyes and ears of a video game assassin.