Harry Stainer
- Indexed articles, last 90 days
- 13
- Latest publication
- Sep 28, 2026
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- Jul 8, 2026
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Halloween The Game is a horror game that 'embraces all the franchise’s unique quirks' — Read Empire's review (opens the original)
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“Evil dies tonight!” cry the angry residents of Haddonfield in a call to end Michael Myers’ reign of terror in Halloween Kills. In Halloween: The Game, though, Evil jumps out of a cupboard only to get the shit kicked out of him by four 16-year-olds screaming down their microphones. Like Jason and Leatherface before him, it’s Michael Myers’ now gets the multiplayer videogame treatment, pitting four online players against another in the role of The Shape, as they try to save as many of the town’s
Na Hong-Jin's Hope Is In Cinemas Now — Here Are 3 More Must-See Movies From The South Korean Auteur (opens the original)
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While the much-anticipated release of Avengers: Endgame Encore may be hogging the headlines this week, there is another wildly entertaining, kind of unwieldy, ridiculously ambitious near-three-hour-long sci-fi blockbuster that's got us really excited right now: Na Hong-jin's gonzo creature feature Hope. Heavily reported on as the most expensive South Korean movie ever made, Director Na's latest — which sees two police officers in a small town near the demilitarised zone between North and South K
Hope review: Wild Korean monster movie is the most gonzo film of the year (opens the original)
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Given that Hope has made headlines as South Korea’s most expensive movie of all time, you might expect that director Na Hong-jin’s latest would play it safe and deliver a more traditional blockbuster. Yet in its opening moments, as a police chief follows a path of destruction left by a mysterious creature across his small DMZ town, this Spielbergian monster-mystery soon reveals itself to be a far bigger (and more insane) swing than the likes of Super 8 or Cloverfield, where monsters simply run w
Cyberpunk: Edgerunners has an explosive Season 2 trailer – and a confirmed release date (opens the original)
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Wake up Samurai, Cyberpunk is back. While CD Projekt Red’s original game had a bumpy launch, a bit of TLC has turned Cyberpunk 2077 into a much-loved RPG. Along with the success of spin-off anime series Edgerunners on Netflix, fans have been clamouring for a reason to revisit Night City. The good news is we now have an all-new season of Edgerunners on the way, and with its newly announced release date, we’ve also got a brand-new trailer: Released as part of a slate of announcements for Netflix’s
Avengers: Doomsday’s Disney+ Watchlist Has Arrived – Here’s What You Need To Watch (opens the original)
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Avengers: Doomsday isn’t far off, and fresh off D23, we’ve now had a closer look at Victor von Doom raising Sentinels and giving the Avengers, X-Men and co. what looks to be a pretty hard time. Needless to say, the MCU has expanded somewhat in the last few years. Now juggling TV shows, films and a whole host of new characters, it can sometimes be a struggle to know what’s actually a must-watch before a new entry hits cinemas. Thankfully, with Avengers: Doomsday, Disney+ has put together a must-w
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