Kin Would Be Way More Interesting If It Knew What Kind of Movie It Wanted to Be
Kin is an unevenly-paced action thriller with a weak plot and even weaker performances. It does have some nice special effects, though.
Kin is an unevenly-paced action thriller with a weak plot and even weaker performances. It does have some nice special effects, though.
Despite its world of magic and wonder, there’s very little about this story we haven’t seen before.
Like getting sweaty? These are the cans for you.
Not only do the MW07 truly wireless earbuds feel good and look fancy, they sound like an expensive dream.
It’s the quintessential 21st century Cage performance: a guttural, impressive, focused turn that anchors and elevates an amazing movie.
A film filled with complex, robust ideas.
Some of what comes out of The Predator is good, some is bad, but all of it is muddled and will leave you scratching your head.
The company has managed to make its famous noise-cancelling headphones cancel even more noise, and provide even more user comfort.
Even a bad horror movie can be saved with the right amount of jump scares and spookiness -- unfortunately The Nun just isn't that scary.
You don’t need to be a billionaire investor funding the cutting edge of genetics research to own a velociraptor, just £200 and some suspension of disbelief.
The Happytime Murders is a sad hodgepodge of half-baked ideas sewn together with an undercooked story, riding on the doomed hope that lots of dirty jokes could bring the whole thing together.
After the self-seriousness of recent seasons, this crop of episodes lets the show return to some of its less serialised, goofier moments.
While the Command Bar does sound pretty damn good, it's a bit of an eyesore.
The MSI PS42 isn't much to look at, but you’ll be hard-pressed to find another laptop this powerful or fast at this price.
Huge, robust, and lavishly detailed, Lego's take on the Defender of the Universe is a love letter to serious Lego enthusiasts.
The Threadripper’s big, expensive power boost won’t really help with most applications we all use day-to-day—but it’s not really meant to.
