James Grebey

Contributor

James is an entertainment writer and editor with more than a decade of journalism experience. He has edited for Vulture, Inverse, and SYFY WIRE, and he’s written for TIME, Polygon, SPIN, Fatherly, GQ, and more. He is based in Los Angeles. He is really good at that one level of Mario Kart: Double Dash where you go down a volcano.

Latest articles by James Grebey

Deus Ex lead Warren Spector looked at immersive sims and "thought we could do better" – enter Thick as Thieves, a PvPvE "stealth action game, with a capital S and a capital A"

By James Grebey published 13 December 24

News OtherSide Entertainment and Megabit's multiplayer heist game was shown at The Game Awards

News

Fantasy RPG Sunderfolk's weapon-wielding animals and phone integration welcome veterans and newbies to tabletop-style tactics

By James Grebey published 10 October 24

Preview Hands-on preview | Blending big screen hex-grid RPG play with easy-to-understand mechanics on your phone, Sunderfolk is quick to grow on you

Preview

Deadpool and Wolverine's post-credits scenes will make you emotional for [checks notes] Josh Trank's Fantastic Four?

By James Grebey published 27 July 24

Opinion Opinion | Revisit a bygone superhero era with rose-tinted glasses

Opinion

Deadpool and Wolverine brings back one of the best pre-MCU stars for one final stab a fan-favorite role

By James Grebey published 25 July 24

Explainer Gotta love a little early '00s nostalgia, right?

Explainer

An MCU legend returns in Deadpool and Wolverine, and not in a way that anybody could anticipate

By James Grebey published 25 July 24

News Deadpool 3 spoilers ahead as we dive into one of the most unexpected cameos and the reason behind it

News

Hugh Jackman and Ryan Reynolds in Deadpool and Wolverine

There's a Deadpool and Wolverine cameo that pokes fun at the one movie the MCU can't seem to get off the ground

By James Grebey published 25 July 24

News There are a lot of shocking moments in Deadpool 3, but this might be the biggest of them all

News

This new horror movie told mostly from the killer's POV may not be destined to be a classic, but its innovation is very much needed

By James Grebey published 4 June 24

Opinion Opinion | In a Violent Nature delivers some much needed innovation in the crowded slasher sub-genre

Opinion

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