Category: Review

If ever there was a filmmaker who reinvented themselves, it was Kevin Smith. It is twenty years since the release of Clerks, the innovatively financed black and white

“I believe horror is important because I believe it’s like fairytales. It’s not a fluke that it continues. The fact that the establishment, in film and in culture,

The new sci-fi thriller from The Wachowskis and J Michael Straczynski landed on Netflix yesterday, and after a promising media campaign which piqued our excitement, we’re sorry to

There is no questioning the ambition and achievement of Doctor Avrana Kern, but neither is there any doubt of her arrogance; while it is only in her private

The always volatile Outer Planets Alliance are becoming bolder, driven by the shift in the political structure of the solar system which is the legacy of the Protomolecule.

Every generation has their Sherlock Holmes; some have three, with Robert Downey Jr’ two successful films, Benedict Cumberbatch’s run on the BBC’s Sherlock and his former associate in

When a reboot/remake/reimagining (choose your own variant of cliché) exits the Hollywood studios these days, it is a hard internal struggle to remain open-minded and judge the film

“I always know right from the start if I’m going to love or hate a place.” So says Christopher (Bob Belling) to Celia (Jane Ryall), apparently his wife,

I have read a great many books. Some of them classics, some trash, some were wonderfully written and others not so. My point is, I feel that my position

It is the 23rd century and 95% of the population lives below the poverty line, but there is money to be made for those who dare to take