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This article contains spoilers for Industry season 3 episode 6. Strictly speaking, there aren’t many decent people in Industry. The HBO drama, which has always been fun but has reached another level of delicious debauchery in its third season, follows the cutthroat world of investment banking. The often-privilege employees of

When Saturday Night Live (or just “Saturday Night” in its first season) debuted in 1975, it was like an atom bomb went off in the American zeitgeist. It is hard to remember half a century later with the series still going strong as a landmark piece of institutional broadcast television,

Stories based on true events can often take creative licenses in exploring a narrative, and the following two films exemplify the varied response of such endeavours. Samir Oliveros’ The Luckiest Man in America is a solid debut feature film, while Ron Howard‘s Eden fails to be a bright notch on

It begins with just a chair. The first thing a smiling Scotsman takes from the ever so accommodating Americans is a swimming pool chair which their daughter left a towel on. She’s in the water, technically, and there’s only a handful of items on it, but surely James McAvoy’s grinning

The number of third-person shooters that have come out since Warhammer 40,000: Space Marine released in 2011 is straight-up obscene. From several Gears of War sequels and Fortnite to The Division and Helldivers 2, it’s a very crowded genre, and while Space Marine was quite an enjoyable game back in