Games

I’d describe Dust Bunny as a unique type of storytelling that’s distinctly Bryan Fuller – a blend of unsettling horror and playful whimsy. The story has genuine stakes and frightening creatures, but ultimately, the most terrifying element is human nature. What sets it apart is a lightheartedness that runs throughout – the characters are funny, the jokes land well, and even enemies trading threats can share witty exchanges. Fuller also subtly alters the world, blurring the line between reality and fantasy. Sometimes, the story feels grounded in our world, but then fireflies might lead to killers, huge statues come to life, and even bunny-shaped dumplings can seem as real as anything else. Instead of asking how fantasy and reality can coexist, the story asks why not?

Once a player begins a game, it quickly becomes engaging. Unlocking character customizations and items encourages them to invest more time in creating their ideal character. This increased playtime naturally leads to a stronger connection with that character, making it difficult to stop playing. It can even feel like abandoning a friend, which motivates players to continue playing for extended periods and return frequently.

Flip 7 is a fun and easy card game where players try to collect the highest score by taking risks. The game uses cards numbered 0 to 12, along with a few special cards. Each player receives a card and can choose to take another one, hoping to increase their score, or stop and keep what they’ve earned. But be careful! If you draw a card that matches one you already have, you get no points and are out of the round. It’s a game full of excitement and friendly competition!

I’m a huge fan of Jakks’ The Simpsons line, and this year’s additions are fantastic! The 14-inch Talking Funzo Doll is seriously impressive—and yes, it actually shoots missiles from its mouth! It’s way bigger than I expected, and honestly, it feels like both a really cool toy and something you’d want to display as a collectible. I’d probably keep it separate from smaller toys, though… or if you’re getting it for the inner child (or adult!) in your life, maybe keep it safe from everything!

This online store features two main sections. “Unreleased Gems” showcases recent festival films and older titles that didn’t get wide distribution – these will only be available for 30 days. “Lost and Found” highlights films that Letterboxd members already love and have been searching for. According to Letterboxd CEO Matthew Buchanan, the “Unreleased Gems” section was created because there are so many fantastic films that haven’t found a broad audience, but that Letterboxd’s community is eager to support.

As a huge fan of A24 films, I’m immediately drawn in by the unique look and feel of this one, even if the plot is a bit mysterious. And honestly, the trailer for The Drama hints at some intense moments – and let’s be real, a little onscreen tension is always exciting!

The new trailer for the live-action Avatar: The Last Airbender season two isn’t just about Toph! It features several scenes from Book Two: Earth, including a look at Zuko with his new hairstyle as he and Uncle Iroh travel through the Earth Kingdom. (That’s exciting!)

Hey everyone! They’re celebrating the Brown Dust 2 Japan radio show and giving us a special coupon! Just a heads up – make sure you redeem it before January 31st, 2026, or you’ll miss out!