How I Found Myself Addicted to ‘Munchkin’
First of all, apologies to those who came here hoping to fulfill their fetish for dwarfs or midgets. This is not that kind of site (unless it’s about Tyrion Lannister – dude puts… Continue reading
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50 Years of Bond: ‘Live and Let Die’ Review
Director: Guy Hamilton Cast: Roger Moore, Jane Seymor, Yaphet Kotto, David Hedison, Clifton James, Bernard Lee, Gloria Hendry Plot: When Bond investigates the deaths of three agents in America, along with the CIA,… Continue reading
007 Casefile: Live and Let Die
Bond heads back to the States with a new mission and a new face! The Mission: With three agents murdered in the space of a day while investigating the dictator of a small… Continue reading
‘The True Adventures of the World’s Greatest Stuntman’ Book Review
Author: Vic Armstrong with Robert Sellers Publisher: Titan Books Many years ago, during the Brosnon era of Bond films, some friends and I were enjoying the latest adventures of the world’s most famous… Continue reading
The Perfect Director for a ‘Justice League’ Movie
Ladies and gentlemen, meet the Justice League. They are DC Comics answer to ‘The Avengers’. Sure, the Justice League may have been formed three years before the Avengers, and a stronger publication history… Continue reading
‘Spider-Man’ (2002) vs ‘The Amazing Spider-Man’ (2012)
Let’s not kid ourselves here – the end result is going to be The Amazing Spider-Man is the better film. We’ve already had two of our reviewers say as much. However a shift… Continue reading
Ten Actors We Don’t Need Anymore
Without wanting to sound mean, there’s some actors working in the business that we just don’t need anymore. This isn’t just about being in bad films – Nic Cage has done some real… Continue reading
The Perfect Zombie Game
Even a cursory glance and the video game industry will tell you two things – people like playing zombie games and game developers like putting zombies into their games. Game developers will put… Continue reading
‘The League of Extraordinary Gentlemen: Century 2009’ Review
And thus we reach the end of the longest, most dragged out, most mind-boggling, obscure, source reference chapter of Alan Moore’s ongoing series set in a world populated entirely by fictional characters. The… Continue reading
10 Reasons Why We’re Hyped for ‘The Dark Knight Rises’
There’s quite a few awesome geek movies hitting our screens this year, especially in the geek sub-genre that is superheroes. The Avengers and The Amazing Spider-Man has already hit our screens and it’s… Continue reading
