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How Bomberman Turned Living Rooms Into Battlefields

(And paved the way for the N64’s defining feature.)

With 'Civil War' in Theaters, it’s Time to Revisit Alex Garland’s Most Disturbing and Divisive Movie

No matter where you hid, you couldn’t escape the discourse.

In 'Challengers,' Love is a Game But Sex is Not

Zendaya’s sexy tennis movie is about more than just sex.

The Forgotten, Evolutionary Reason Cats Love Being So High Up

What seems like an accessory is really a necessity that caters to their instincts.

Flesh and Blood

Humane director Caitlin Cronenberg reflects on following her famous father into genre filmmaking, confronting fears of mortality, and finding just the right amount of blood.

Pokémon Stadium Was Ahead of Its Time

But 25 years later, Nintendo’s most ambitious Pokémon game can feel like a husk of its former self.

Luc Besson’s Underrated Spy Thriller Just Hit Netflix

Dress to impress (the CIA).

'Shogun' Followed Its Own Rules Right to the Very End

The FX miniseries went out exactly as it should have: quietly.

Inside the Quest to Confirm A Strange 60-Year-Old Theory About Stonehenge

Archaeological evidence suggests Stonehenge also aligns with moonrise and moonset.

We Could All Learn a Valuable Lesson From this Bizarre 2018 Sci-Fi Epic

Diamnatino has plenty to say the refugee crisis, the rise of fascism in Europe, outdated gender norms, and even the nature of athletic talent.