Debopriyaa Dutta
Debopriyaa Dutta is a freelance film critic and entertainment writer with a specialization in anime and body horror. Her work has appeared in Slash Film, Screen Rant, Fansided, and High on Films, among other outlets. Debopriyaa’s published chapbook, Frozen Sparks: A Rhapsodist's Tale, is available worldwide, and her poetry has also been published in literary journals like Gideon Poetry and White Noise Magazine.
This Influential ‘90s Horror Game Still Feels Like A Haunting Fever Dream
No location is truly safe in a town that seems to be stuck in time.
David Cronenberg’s Most Infamous Movie Received a Surprisingly Smart Sequel
It was impossible to top The Fly, but Chris Walas gave it one hell of an attempt.
How to Reboot a Video Game Icon
“I make my own luck.”
In 2019, Capcom Pulled Off the Impossible
How do you remake a game that’s already perfect?
How Metal Gear Rising: Revengeance Defied Expectations — And Still Delivered
A hack-and-slash extravaganza.
The Most Iconic Sci-Fi Shooter Is Still Going Strong
30 years later, it’s impossible to ignore this classic FPS game’s legacy.
The Original First-Person Stealth Game Has Still Never Been Topped
Sneak your way through a steampunk city in this trailblazing ‘90s classic.
Even Sam Raimi’s PG-13 Horror is a Jarring Gut Punch
Be careful who you piss off.
How a Revolutionary First-Person Shooter Permanently Altered The DNA of Video Games
“C'mon, Gordon! You trying to get me into trouble?”
The Most Controversial Final Fantasy Sequel Is Still Proving Its Haters Wrong
Dresspheres, or bust.
Looking for Some Vampire Slaughter This Halloween? A Bizarre Dystopian Thriller Has You Covered
Sure, vampires are deadly and all, but the real threat is vampire capitalism.
15 Years Ago, an Iconic Sci-Fi Horror Game Redefined the Entire Genre
The survival horror genre still feels that impact today.
The Most Unhinged Movie in Nicolas Cage’s Entire Unhinged Filmography is Now Streaming on Amazon
Some actors turn it up to 11. Cage cranks it up to 12.
The Dumbest Crime Thriller of the 2010s Is Also One of the Most Fun
Even silly movies can trick you if you embrace the stupidity.
20 Years Later, 'Cowboy Bebop: The Movie' Still Plays Out Like A Bittersweet Fever Dream
Both a fitting introduction and a fitting finale, the film takes a leisurely look at the hearts of our heroes.
