Author: Kevin Gilmartin

In the offices of Bluebook, programmer Caleb has won the “golden ticket” of the staff lottery, to spend a week with the owner of the software firm, the

Out this week on Tor, The Providence of Fire is the second instalment of Brian Staveley’s epic fantasy series The Chronicles of the Unhewn Throne. The first instalment, The

A post-apocalypse jet-black comedy drama starring Don Johnson, then in his mid twenties but playing teenager Vic, scavenging in a desert landscape under which lie buried the remains

So finally Peter Jackson’s odyssey comes to an end, with momentum and the noise of five stampeding armies, but the emotions which accompany the grand finale of The

Already a divisive director, Interstellar might be Christopher Nolan’s most contentious film yet, partly because of the demanding complexity of its script and its intimate yet epic scale

A favourite of Hollywood since the days of the HAL 9000 in 2001 A Space Odyssey and Colossus of The Forbin Project, the boundaries and blurring of lines

Riding on the crest of a wave of box-office success in the USA, The Maze Runner now hurtles into multiplexes nationwide, the latest in an increasingly desperate succession

Underneath the streets of Paris are located kilometres of catacombs, the burial place of countless number of souls. When a group of mystery investigators decides to enter the

Arriving in our multiplexes with little fanfare is the latest in a seemingly endless line of Young Adult dystopian dramas taken from literary sources. Based on Lois Lowry’s

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