Author: Kevin Gilmartin

What’s better than an eighties slasher flick? An eighties slasher comic with an undead Samurai, black humour and 3D. Proper 3D, with the red and the blue glasses.

What happens when those who are supposed to protect you cause death and destruction? Who keeps them in check? Should the decisions on wielding great power be controlled

A 1975 espionage thriller directed by Sydney Pollack and starring Robert Redford, the fourth of their seven collaborations, Three Days of the Condor is an adaptation of James

A followup no one demanded to a movie no one cared about, Cederic Nicolas-Troyan’s debut feature is another example of the Hollywood supersedence of style over substance, of

Everyone loves a good rivalry don’t they? All over the world, be it sports teams, neighbouring countries, or the endless brand wars of Coke versus Pepsi, Nike versus

Hollywood can be an extremely fickle place. The pursuit of art and expression is a rather unquantifiable goal, and when dreamers find themselves in studios who see only

IDW is exploring alternate time lines throughout its publications this March with an event entitled Deviations. These “one shot” comics will look at what would have happened if

“It is a truth universally acknowledged that a zombie in possession of brains must be in want of more brains. Never was this truth more plain than at

The odds of rolling a double six with two die is one in thirty six. Now compared to the astronomical odds of winning the lottery or successfully navigating

At the moment, Hollywood seems to have an insatiable desire to churn out post-apocalyptic or dystopian Young Adult franchises and the latest to join the ranks is The