Live for Films at FrightFest: Day 2 – Demons, superheroes, kidnappings and more
Phew. I started the second day of FrightFest barely making it into the Horror Channel screen for the first film, but had spent the night...
Read MoreLive for Films at FrightFest 2016: Day 1
It’s that time of year again: horror geek nirvana. What Guillermo del Toro called the Woodstock of gore: FrightFest. This year the...
Read MoreReview – The Purge: Election Year – “At times feels eerily prescient”
The Purge: Election Year is the third film in the franchise and again spins the series’ high concept out a little further. The Purge...
Read MoreReview: The Tick – Episode 1 “It’s good, it’s warm…Like the inside of bread!”
“I broke a few eggs, but the omelette is huge.” The Tick is the wonderful comic book creation by Ben Edlund. I have loved the...
Read MoreReview: Lights Out – “A genuinely scary villain”
To find darkness inherently scary is human. Despite the irrationality we have all felt vulnerable in the pitch black of the evening when...
Read MoreReview – David Brent: Life on the Road
There is no doubt a buzz in the air about the long-awaited David Brent: Life on the Road, the feature length film conclusion of the hit TV...
Read MoreReview: No Man’s Sky
It took me just five minutes to die in No Man’s Sky. That’s quite an achievement for a game that actually doesn’t involve a lot of dying....
Read MoreBlu-ray Review: Jane Got A Gun
Jane Got A Gun is a relatively simple western, but its title requires contemplation. I mulled it over on the train home while eating some...
Read MoreReview: Ingrid Bergman In Her Own Words
Ingrid Bergman in her Own Words does what any classic documentary should; it goes behind the scenes and gives us a closer look at its...
Read MoreReview: Supergirl Season 1
Supergirl series one has flown into our DVD and Blu-ray players, and that is reason to smile! Because this new show, starring Melissa...
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