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This The Walking Dead: The Ones Who Live review contains spoilers. The Walking Dead: The Ones Who Live Episode 4 The second season of The Walking Dead tends to get dismissed by critics and fans as one of the lesser seasons. It was slower, set primarily in one location, and

The Sega Genesis/Mega Drive had a fantastic run from the late ’80s through much of the ’90s. The 16-bit era was the first time gamers got to experience a meaningful console war and while you can debate whether or not it was superior to the SNES, there were so many

Desert Road is a surprisingly taut sci-fi tale that’ll draw you in and won’t let go. Its intelligence lies in its ability to merge genres and deliver a uniquely bewitching narrative that features a star-making lead performance.  Our newest time-travel film is unlike one you’ve seen before, urging an inventive

This article appears in the SXSW 2024 issue of Den of Geek magazine. Check out all of our SXSW coverage here. There are meet cutes, and there are meet cutes. And then there is the ballad of Solène Marchand and Hayes Campbell: the fortysomething single mother chaperoning her daughter at this year’s Coachella

Opening wide today at a theater, multiplex, or likewise venue near you: ONE LIFE (Dir. James Hawes, 2023) The first half of this film, the feature film debut by television director James Hawes (Doctor Who, Inside Story), is well-made (and well-meaning), and very watchable, but a fairly standard World War