🍿 ‘Beau Is Afraid’ Is Ari Aster’s Most Audacious Movie Yet

REVIEW
‘Beau is Afraid’ is Ari Aster’s Anxious Odyssey — And His Most Audacious Movie Yet

Nothing is certain in Beau is Afraid. Reality might be a dream, your most cherished moments may be a delusion, and one’s deepest, darkest insecurities might actually be a projection of an overbearing mother. The only true certainty in Ari Aster’s freaky, perverse odyssey is that the world is a terrifying place.

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‘The Marvels’ Trailer Brings Together Three Generations Of Superheroes

Carol Danvers, Kamala Khan, and Monica Rambeau star in the first trailer for The Marvels.

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Major iPhone 15 Leak Gives A Sneak Peek At Cameras, Colors, And Bezels

The next iPhone will have a new deep red color, a larger camera bump, and thinner bezels.

Space
Gorgeous New Webb Telescope Image Reveals A Supernova In Stunning Detail

Debris from the destructive death of a giant star glows fiery orange as it collides with interstellar dust.

Star Wars
‘Mandalorian’ Director Confirms A Season 3 Change Pivotal To The Show's Future

Din Djarin is taking a backseat role.

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NIC CAGE WEEK
The 10 Best Nicolas Cage Movie Moments, Ranked

With the release of Renfield upon us, it's only fitting to honor the big daddy with the fangs — Mr. Nicolas Cage — and all he's accomplished over his illustrious career.

He's a man of vast talents and countless bangers, becoming a legend on the internet. But the thing is, Nicolas Cage is more than YouTube compilations of his zaniest performances or only worthwhile in B-Movies. Newer generations might not even know he's an Oscar-winning actor who's worked with the best of the best and continues to redefine his legacy.

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Review
‘Terra Nil’s Chill City-Building Is a Welcome Reprieve

You can’t help but smile when, after so much time spent transforming a barren wasteland into a thriving ecosystem, adorable waddling penguins emerge to brighten the scenery.

Devolver Digital's Terra Nil is billed as a “reverse city builder” where instead of building cities, you’re restoring desolate environments, creating biomes, and bringing nature and animals back through the use of advanced technology. It’s a fascinating game that uses the framework of a city builder but ultimately ends up feeling like a puzzle game more than anything.

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Tech
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