There are certainly games out there that we can consider “generation-defining”, their impact on the industry and on the zeitgeist of gaming is without question. I only need to mention Half-Life, Gears of War, or The Last of Us, Halo, or the original Starcraft. Recently, we can even add the phenomenal Ghost of Tsushima to this list; these are games …

It’s 1994. Comedy is still king at the box office and movies with massive visual effects that cost millions of dollars are a rare sight. Back then, Hollywood was a wonderland for funnymen. Everyone got their 15 minutes of fame, provided that they had a schtick which would work on the big screen. And in that year, Jim Carrey finally …

Nothing beats a good biopic. I honestly don’t care if the events within are about as real as my legendary fight with General Zod where I single-handledly brought down real estate values, but they make for great cinematic fodder. And while I’ve yet to see a movie based on events “inspired” by the life of Chuck Norris, Bruce Lee was the …

If you grew up in the 1980s/90s, then chances are that you must have seen at least one Zucker, Zucker and Abrams movie. From Top Secret through to The Naked Gun, that trio of producers had a genre that they not only owned, but branded with a red hot poker and rodeod around with. But out of all the parody …

In martial arts movies, there’s a lot to fight for. Love, honour and revenge to name but a few things. But only one movie had a protagonist fighting for something that he clearly valued a lot more than human life. Elephants. Last Updated: July 10, 2013

You’d be forgiven for thinking that movies these days have a spandex fetish, what with all the Supermen, X-Men, Batmen and other heroes flying around the place. Truth be told, this is pretty much the second golden age for these genre flicks. The mid-90s saw the first age of hero films die off for a couple of years, thanks to …

Do you like Rocky? Of course you like Rocky! Everyone like Rocky! And chances are, the particular Rocky film that you dig is either number 3 or 4. They’re both damn good films, examples of pure underdog spirit and determination in comparison to the down-on-hi-luck exploits in the first two flicks. And I refuse to believe that Rocky Balboa was …

There are films in life, that you cannot miss out on. Movies that defined the industry. And then you get those movies, which if missed, will leave you completely clueless in university when everyone recites lines from it at point-blank range to your face. And despite being older than anyone here, when it comes to sheer insanity over a 90 …