Five budget gaming chairs under $300 that actually hold up, tested and compared for lumbar support, comfort, and build quality.

Spotted Casey Neistat's tripod in a glasses reflection. We're both using the Neewer Portable Mini Tabletop Tripod. Full review for Canon R6 creators.

The ModRetro M64 is an FPGA Nintendo 64 console shipping July 2026. We break down confirmed specs, what changed from launch announcements, and why it matters.

Mixtape is a 3-4 hour interactive coming-of-age story packed with iconic '90s music. Here's why this retro-obsessed gamer couldn't put it down.

We go to work. We go home. We go to work again. Somewhere in that loop, we lost the places where community used to just happen. Here's why the gym might be the best third place you're not taking seriously.

I'm not a professional athlete, but I train like one and after putting upward of 1,000 lbs of load on my feet during strongman and bodybuilding sessions, my feet started demanding respect. At 46, I developed plantar fasciitis for the first time, spent eight months searching for relief, and tried nearly 30 different insoles. Then I discovered Kane Active Footwear through an artist collab and slipped on my first pair of Kane Revives and after one full day, my foot felt completely normal again. Here's why Kane is now a permanent part of my post-workout recovery routine, and why your feet deserve the same.

I walked into the theater with high expectations for Project Hail Mary. I walked out with something I wasn't fully prepared for. Project Hail Mary is a movie that genuinely moved me, cracked me up, and had my jaw dropping at the screen more than once. I've seen a lot of space movies. This one is different.

Looking for the best retro handheld in 2026? Mike Moore reviews the top devices. Analogue Pocket, ModRetro Chromatic, Miyoo Mini Plus, Retroid Pocket 5, and more. So you can find the right one for you.

So, can exercise offset the risks of alcohol? It's a question a lot of us have quietly asked ourselves after a hard workout followed by a cold beer. But does hitting the gym actually help cancel out the damage alcohol does to your body? The answer, according to a growing body of research, is a fascinating YES! With some important caveats.

There are movies about gamers, and then there are movies that actually get gaming culture. Matter of Time, directed by Jeremy Snead hits theaters nationwide on February 27th. It’s one of the most genuinely connected-to-the-culture films I've seen in a long time.  It’s a love letter to gaming culture and the friendships that define us. 

Good Luck, Have Fun, Don't Die follows a wild-eyed time traveler (Sam Rockwell) who's jumped back from a dystopian future to warn us that things are about to get extremely bad. Think Time Bandits meets a rave inside a malfunctioning arcade machine, and you're starting to get the vibe. It's chaotic, colorful, completely unhinged, and one of the most inventive sci-fi experiences I've had in years.

In an era dominated by sequels, reboots, and cinematic universes, Eternity arrives like a visitor from an alternate timeline, one where original ideas still get the Hollywood treatment they deserve. This fantasy romantic comedy doesn't just entertain, it poses genuinely complicated questions about love, happiness, and what we'd choose if we truly had forever.

Caught Stealing is a grungy look back at late 90s New York life, which I absolutely love seeing on screen. However, this movie gets to third base but doesn't quite hit the home run I was hoping for. It's not because of the story, cinematography, or directing. Those elements are genuinely great, it's because of the amazing cast of characters we meet along the way, all of whom deserve their own stories.

Set in May 2020 in the small town of Eddington, New Mexico, the film centers on a volatile standoff between a local sheriff (Joaquin Phoenix) and the town's mayor (Pedro Pascal). As tensions escalate, neighbors turn against neighbors in a powder keg situation that perfectly captures the societal fractures of the early COVID pandemic.

Heads of State is the kind of high-energy action-comedy that should be dominating July 4th weekend box office charts, complete with packed theaters full of cheering audiences. Instead, thanks to Amazon's 2022 acquisition of MGM Studios, this entertaining romp is heading straight to Prime Video on July 2nd.

Danny Boyle and Alex Garland's return to the rage virus-infected world of 28 Days Later proves that some sequels are worth the nearly three-decade wait. 28 Years Later is equal parts brutal, brilliant, and beautiful. It’s a film that manages to elevate the zombie genre while delivering an unexpectedly tender human story at its core.

Okay, let me just say this upfront, Materialists made me feel incredibly grateful for my 20+ year marriage. Director Celine Song has created something that's equal parts fascinating and heartbreaking: a brutally honest look at what it's like to find love in today's world of dating apps and algorithms.

THE LIFE OF CHUCK IS A LIFE-AFFIRMING STORY THAT'S TOLD IN REVERSE ORDER AND MIGHT BE THE MOST BEAUTIFUL STORY STEPHEN KING HAS EVER WRITTEN!

I intentionally avoided the press notes for two months before seeing this film because I wanted to experience it completely fresh and I'm so glad I did. This isn't just another Stephen King adaptation; it's something genuinely special that will stay with you long after the credits roll.

The Dallas International Film Festival (DIFF) returned for its 19th edition this year, marking a significant milestone as it celebrated its first year as an Academy Award Qualifying Festival. Running from April 25 to May 1, 2025, this seven day celebration of cinema showcased over 120 films from around the globe, transforming Dallas into a hub for filmmakers, industry professionals, and movie enthusiasts alike.

In an era where A24 has become synonymous with elevated genre films that blend social commentary with inventive storytelling, Alex Scharfman's directorial debut "Death of a Unicorn" stands as one of their most entertaining and accessible offerings yet. This darkly comic creature feature starring Paul Rudd and Jenna Ortega delivers a perfect blend of 80s-style monster movie nostalgia, biting corporate satire, and surprisingly thrilling horror sequences.