Zootopia 2 – Is There an After-Credits Scene?
Find out if Zootopia 2 has an after-credits or post-credits scene
Ashley Hobley
[He/Him] As the Executive Editor of Games & Entertainment, Ash uses his sharp-eye to oversee the majority of the editorial work coming out of the Explosion Network.
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Lilo & Stitch: Is There an After-Credits Scene?
Are there any after-credits scenes in Lilo & Stitch (2025)?
Explosion Network Launches All-New DC Cast
We’ve launched our new podcast All-New DC Cast.
Koalaty Critics: Doom: The Dark Ages – Australian Review Roundup
Here’s what Australian critics are saying about Doom: The Dark Ages
Thunderbolts*: How Many After-Credits Scenes Are There?
Are there any after-credit scenes in Thunderbolts*? Are there any worth sticking around for? Find out in this article.
Captain America: Brave New World: How Many After-Credits Scenes Are There?
Are there any after-credit scenes in Captain America: Brave New World? Are there any worth sticking around for? Find out in this article.
Video Game Review
WWE 2K24 Review – Working Up The Card
WWE 2K24 continues to improve the franchise in ways that should have more and more people’s faith in it restored.
Like a Dragon: Infinite Wealth Review – A Trans-Pacific Epic
With an engrossing story, compelling characters and more side activities than you can poke a bat at, the value alone on this title makes this well worth picking up.
Like a Dragon: Ishin! Review – A Sharp History Lesson
After the success of the latest Like a Dragon and Ghost of Tsushima, a remake of that game, Like a Dragon: Ishin!, has now been released worldwide giving everyone outside of Japan the chance to play experience this samurai story
New Tales Of The Borderlands Review – New Definitely Doesn’t Mean Better
Most who play this hoping to get another taste of what they got with Tales of the Borderlands will feel let down.
Two Point Campus Review – Education Has Never Been This Fun
In 2018, Two Point Studios released their first game, Two Point Hospital, a business manager sim that proved to be a worthy spiritual successor to Theme Hospital and taking a comical look at healthcare. After many years of improving and releasing expansions for that title, Two Point Studios has released their next title, this time tackling tertiary education.
Nobody Saves The World Review – The Answers In The Forms
Enemies in the distance? Don’t you wish you had a ranged attack? Being set upon by a swarm of enemies? Do you wish your character was tankier? Tired of fighting? Don’t you wish you could summon a horde of rabbits to devour your enemies? Well in Nobody Saves The World, all those options are possible all the time (mostly).
Movie Review
Companion Review – More Than Artifical Skin Deep
Part thriller, part morality play, Companion is a very fascinating experience as it becomes more than just an AI horror film by exploring bigger themes and questions what deserves to live.
Nosferatu Review – Will Have You Entranced
A visually stunning modern retelling of one of cinema’s oldest stories, Robert Eggers show why he is one of the most interesting directors working today.
Abigail Review – A Bloody Blast
While it certainly has its weaknesses, Abigail is a fun addition to the pantheon of vampire films. Funny, brutal and more bloody than you could possibly expect.
The Marvels Review – Marvelous Team-Up, Not a Marvelous Film
The Marvels is proof that charm and charisma will take you far with this team of three women proving a joy to tag along with through a middling, disjointed adventure.
Spider-Man: Across the Spider-Verse Review – Minds Blown Across the Multiverse
While Into the Spider-Verse was a fantastic origin story, Across the Spider-Verse feels like a multi-issue event comic series.
Fast X Review – Dante’s Fury Steals The Show
With Fast X billed as the first part of a two (or possibly three) part finale to the franchise, it is not likely to win over anyone not already invested in Dominic Toretto (Vin Diesel) and his family, but it does shake things up considerably.
TV Series Review
Cursed: Season 1 Review
The Arthurian Legend has been a constant inspiration for movies and TV with recent adaptations like King Arthur: Legend of the Sword, The Kid Who Would Be King and the upcoming The Green Knight. The basic story of Arthur and the Knights of the Round Table should be known to most, a story that Cursed retells with a fantasy twist and a more YA audience in mind.
Queer Eye: Season 5 Review
Who would have thought back at the start of 2018 that a reboot of Queer Eye would be one of the best, heartwarming show being made? Not many but that exactly what happened and now after 4 seasons and a detour to Japan, the Fab Five is back bigger and arguably better than ever.
Hollywood Review
A lot of Ryan Murphy’s projects have been about highlighting minorities. Whether it was in Glee with young gay student Kurt Hummel and the rest of that shows diverse cast or in Pose, a series set in New York ballroom culture scene in the 1980s, Ryan Murphy has looked to shine a light on minority groups who aren’t regularly given a chance. His latest series does the same but goes a step further by rewriting history to try to make 1940s Hollywood and the world more accepting of different ethnicities and sexual orientations.
Outer Banks: Season 1 Review
The teen drama genre has seen an influx in the last few years with Netflix, The CW and others seemingly pumping them out. It takes something unique to make a new series standout and Outer Banks certainly does: the promise of lost treasure.
Brews Brothers: Season 1 Review
Bars have always been a sitcom staple. Whether it was Cheers in Cheers, Moe’s Tavern in The Simpsons or MacLaren’s Pub in How I Met Your Mother, these locations created an environment for laughs and funny stories. So it isn’t crazy to picture a sitcom based in a brewery, which the base idea of Netflix’s Brews Brothers.
I Am Not Okay With This: Season 1 Review
The series creator of the The End of the F***ing World Jonathan Entwistle is back with another adaptation of a Charles Forsman graphic novel. That series was very well regarded but was a show that I couldn’t get into. Unfortunately, it is a similar story with I Am Not Okay With This.
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