Review: High-Rise
Ten minutes in to High Rise, Tom Hiddleston nonchalantly pulls the rubberised facial muscles from the skeleton of a cadaver. This graphic...
Read MoreI’ve Learnt It From Game of Thrones
It’s official: Game of Thrones is the most successful HBO series, ever. That’s short-hand for the most successful TV series, ever. Season...
Read MoreThe Magic of Harry Potter
On Saturday 15th December, join Light House Media Centre in Wolverhampton for a book launch of J.K. Rowling: Harry Potter (New Casebooks),...
Read MoreAn Analysis of Gender Construction and Sexuality in David Lynch’s Dune
The visual representation of sexuality and gender has been related to the meta-narrative of science fiction film habitually throughout the...
Read More50 Facts About To Kill A Mockingbird
To Kill a Mockingbird celebrates its 50th anniversary with a commemorative Limited Edition Collector’s Series Blu-ray™ out on 13 February...
Read MoreExclusive Interview: Charlie Higson – Star of the Fast Show, writer of Young Bond and The Enemy
A few weeks ago I posted a video about Ray Harryhausen and his brilliant creature work in films. It proved very popular and was helped...
Read MoreExclusive Interview – Michael Marshall Smith. He would like everyone to be cool.
A favourite author of mine is Michael Marshall Smith (sometimes he goes by Michael Marshall). I still remember the first time I came...
Read MoreExclusive: Neal Asher interview – his work on the new Heavy Metal film and what he would do if he was Supreme Overlord of the Earth
I recently got in touch with Neal Asher, author of many wonderful books such as Gridlinked, Cowl, Brass Man, The Skinner, Prador Moon and...
Read MoreReview: The Mist
Not to be confused with John Carpenter’s The Fog, this is an entirely different sort of beast (although one dealing with a weather...
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