Category: Review

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.

It was in 1988 that Sharyn McCrumb published Bimbos of the Death Sun, set within a science fiction convention, the two protagonists being requested to judge the fiction

If anyone can do the impossible, it is Jeff Tracy and his sons, collectively known as International Rescue, with the help of their agents scattered across the globe

Jupiter, the lord of the solar system which dwarfs the other planets, has featured prominently in mythology, astronomy, and science fiction, notably in the work of the legendary

With a major new superhero film released almost every other month across 2016 – Deadpool, Batman v Superman, Captain America, Suicide Squad, Doctor Strange – it seems strange

In the sixties, it was Landru, Nomad and the M-5, all talked to death by Jim Kirk; perhaps they could have been persuaded to a swifter electronic suicide

It was in his series of linked novels collectively known as the First Law where Joe Abercrombie made his name, yet he has not visited those lands in

There are good films and bad films. There are films which start well then fall apart at the conclusion, and also films which, despite expectation, manage to rally

It’s invitation only with a top prize of $100,000, and those who receive the notification are top of the league gamers, their names familiar from the head of

“It will take you into the world of a typical German family,” writer/director Nikias Chryssos promised the audience at the Dead by Dawn screening of his debut feature