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The Alberta government will review its Amber Alert system and the policies of a Calgary day home after the death of an 11-year-old boy with autism

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From the very first scene of Possession, there’s an undeniable sense that the past cannot stay buried, no matter how secure the seal

Flipping the home invasion thriller on its head, Netflix’s The Last House puts a family in peril when a mysterious threat seals them inside their home with no escape while torrential rains pour down — for days that turn into weeks, months and years. Louis Leterrier’s capable direction and reliably solid performances from Greta Lee and Wagner…

Standing at your front door juggling groceries while digging for keys or a fingerprint is the whole reason face-unlock locks exist. SwitchBot built the Lock Vision Pro around that exact moment. You walk up, it sees you, the door unlocks. No pocket dig required

This image released by Universal Pictures shows Monica Barbaro, left, and Callum Turner in a scene from “One Night Only.” (Nicole Rivelli/Universal Pictures

In The Purge and its endless franchise spawn, an annual felony free-for-all allows for a single night of unlawful acts, including murder, in a United States of Grim that’s otherwise crime-free the rest of the year. Similarly, in the contemporary New York City world of One Night Only, tight-sphinctered conservatives have outlawed sex for anyone unmarried, lifting the…

Halloween of 1981 arrives for the privileged heroes of FX/Hulu’s The Shards. Debbie (Hayes Warner), spoiled daughter of Hollywood royalty, is determined to throw a party, despite a city-wide curfew brought about by a marauding serial killer preying on affluent teens. Debbie’s best friend Susan (Kaia Gerber), the school’s queen bee, proposes the theme of…

It would surely take a real a-hole to hate on Apple’s Ted Lasso. As of the latest season — the fourth, following a third that played coy to the very end about whether it might be the last — it remains perhaps the most insistently warmhearted series on television, full of kindly heroes who are…

In 2015, Game Freak put out its first console game outside of a Nintendo platform since 1999’s Click Medic with Tembo the Badass Elephant. The colorful platformer still very much felt like a Game Freak game, with lots of lovely art and a fun style. If you had told me a little over a decade…