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Chasing Your Own Tail – Bungo Stray Dogs Vol. 4

By Austin Price • September 20th, 2017

The third volume of Bungo Stray Dogs ended with the promise of better things… [but this] this latest installment is so total a bit of backtracking that it’s hard not to feel as if it’s not playing at some greater thematic purpose in the clumsiest manner imaginable.

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Making Cheese In the Industrial Revolution

By Khee Hoon Chan • September 19th, 2017

The game soon reveals that Tikvah is not immune to the horrors of the outside world. For the most part, her laboring remains pastoral and peaceful.

Jennifer Lawrence, long blonde hair hanging around her face, stares directly to camera in this still from mother!

mother! is bullshit

By Amanda Hudgins • September 18th, 2017

I say this because I understood Darren Aronofsky’s mother! and it was bullshit.

Letter from the Editor

Unwinnable Monthly – September 2017

By Stu Horvath • September 15th, 2017

Our September issue is here and it is bursting with goodness. Stu gives you the nickle tour.

Last Week’s Comics 9/13/2017

By Ian Gonzales and Michael Edwards • September 13th, 2017

Team Unwinnable shares their thoughts on this week’s Ash Vs. the Army of Darkness # 3 and the two week old Rebels Vol. 2 # 6.

A group of hipster lokoing folks surrounded by discarded musical instruments staring towards the camera which is placed above eyeline. This is a promotional image for YIIK: A Post-Modern RPG

YIIK Is More Than Just The ’90s Version Of EarthBound

By Khee Hoon Chan • September 12th, 2017

Saying that YIIK: A Post-Modern RPG is an Earthbound-like roleplaying game set in the late 20th century may suffice in getting folks to smash download demo

Red lips in a white face with a ruffle behind, a red balloon partially consider the face. This is a still of Pennywise from It.

2017’s It Isn’t Scary, It’s Frightening

By David Shimomura • September 11th, 2017

It’s strangest quality as a film is that it’s a horror movie that is simply not very scary. While the line between scary and not is porous, subjective, and obtuse, it’s up to a movie to either define its terms or define itself in relation to existing ones.

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