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Digger Review - A Very Serious Movie About Very Unserious People - Nerd Reactor (opens the original)
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Alejandro González Iñárritu’s Digger is a movie that works best when you know as little as possible. Whatever you think the film will be based on its trailers and marketing, chances are you’re wrong. Discovering what Iñárritu is actually doing is a major part of the fun. At the center is Tom Cruise as Digger Rockwell, delivering one of the most eccentric and over-the-top performances of his career. He is as ridiculous as the advertisements suggest, but Cruise never lets the character become a ca
Halloween Horror Nights Hollywood 2026 Haunted Houses Ranked: Sinners Steals the Show - Nerd Reactor (opens the original)
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After going to Halloween Horror Nights at Universal Studios Hollywood for years, I’ve realized it takes a lot more to scare me now. Over time, you pick up on the tricks. You start to spot where a scareactor might be hiding. When you see a dark corner or a strange gap in the wall, you can almost guess when someone will jump out. But that doesn’t make Halloween Horror Nights any less fun for me. It just means I appreciate the event differently now. Now, instead of just counting jump scares, I pay
Onimusha: Way of the Sword Survival Tips From Someone Who Died A Lot - Nerd Reactor (opens the original)
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Onimusha: Way of the Sword is challenging, especially if you go into Action Mode expecting your skills from other action games to carry over. I found out the hard way that they don’t. I learned this the hard way: by getting hit and dying over and over. Parrying, Reflex Dodging, and recognizing enemy attack patterns are the basics of combat in Onimusha: Way of the Sword. Once these skills become second nature, the game gets much easier. If you’re having trouble surviving against the Genma, here a
Onimusha: Way of the Sword Review - A Long-Awaited Return That Cuts Both Ways - Nerd Reactor (opens the original)
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It’s been more than twenty years since I last played an Onimusha game. I’ve played nearly every title in the series except for Onimusha: Dawn of Dreams, and I spent years hoping Capcom would bring the franchise back. When Onimusha: Way of the Sword was finally announced, I couldn’t help but have high expectations. After spending around 42 hours on the main story and side content, I had mixed feelings. Way of the Sword has a lot going for it: the sword fighting is often spectacular, the character
Project Hail Mary - 4K Ultra HD Blu-ray Review - Nerd Reactor (opens the original)
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Back in March, I wrote that “Project Hail Mary blends science, humor, and heart into a thrilling space adventure as Ryan Gosling faces impossible odds to save humanity.” After watching it again, I still feel the same way about the film. Watching Project Hail Mary shows just how impressive big science fiction films can be. Directors Phil Lord and Christopher Miller mix science fiction, comedy, drama, action, and adventure so well that no single part takes over. The humor keeps things light when t
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