Month: September 2017

There is no place for second best in the team of medical students supervised by Doctor Barry Wolfson, for those who wish to get by with the minimum

The dramatic hour long television show has changed radically since Star Trek was last a regular fixture in the schedules and longer still since it was relevant, the

Under the ravishing blue skies of southern Italy in the village of Accendura boys will be boys, and even in church Bruno, Michele and Tonino cannot help but

When The Secret Service introduced Dave Gibbons and Mark Millar’s Kingsman to a wider audience than their comic book series could ever hope to reach, despite grossing four

One of the “fathers of science fiction” through the worldwide popularity of the fifty four volumes which comprise his Voyages extraordinaires, it is no surprise that cinema has

Alongside David Lynch, Darren Aronofsky is one of the few modern filmmakers whose work penetrates the mainstream of cineplexes yet often remains profoundly opaque, an experience rather than

Perspective is important. One of the fundamental cornerstones of modern popular culture even beyond the realm of science fiction which it has dominated periodically for over half a

There’s no prison riot like a wheelchair prison riot, and from the opening moments writer/director Attila Till’s Kills on Wheels makes it clear that it has no intention

While his eight volume cycle The Dark Tower is considered by many to be the greatest achievement of Stephen King, it is his 1986 novel It which is

A fourteen year old girl should not have a “things to do before I die” list, but for Amy Sullivan that is the nature of life under siege,