NYCC: All “Marvel Now” Reveals

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I have been trying to find a complete lineup of Marvel’s reveals at New York Comic Con since they first teased all of them with these frustratingly vague promos, so I tracked them… Continue reading →

The Pull List: 10/16/13

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Must Read Comics of 10/16/13 Hawkeye #13 Publisher: Marvel Issue 12 came out in July. That is a long time to wait for Hawkeye especially when it is one of Marvel’s best books… Continue reading →

What I want from ‘Jurassic World’

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Let me start by prefacing this article with the fact that I’m a pretty big fan of Jurassic Park in both the film and book versions of the source material.  I even spent… Continue reading →

‘The Hangover’ Trilogy – How to Kill a Franchise in Two Steps

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Four years ago there was a surprise comedy hit by the name of The Hangover. No doubt you remember it since it was only four years ago. One thing that made it really good… Continue reading →

Darkly Dreaming: A Farewell To ‘Dexter’

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The ending of any long-loved series leaves a sinking feeling in any fan’s heart, but there are so few series that manage to set it’s audience up for a profound and spiritual experience… Continue reading →

Movie Review – ‘Filth’

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Note – Filth was released in Scotland on Sep 27th and the rest of the UK on Oct 4th. It’s US release date at time of writing is unknown. * “Scotland. This nation… Continue reading →

Review: The Best and Worst of POKÉMON X and Y

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By Hedge Played: Pokémon X Available: Nintendo 3DS It’s here. The long awaited sixth generation of Pokémon games, X and Y, have dropped and if the internet is to be believed the world… Continue reading →

Retro ‘Doctor Who’ Reviews – Vol. 7.4

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Here we are at the of a looooong journey – the final part of the original series in review. We’re not completely done though, next week will be the movie! Oh, gawd… Ghost… Continue reading →

The 70’s Grooviest Scream Queens

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Once the 70’s rolled around, the horror genre took a severe 180. Gone were the days of the classic Universal monsters, gone were the science fiction panic films, and gone were the classy… Continue reading →

Book Review: ‘The Cuckoo’s Calling’

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Author: Robert Galbraith (better known as J.K. Rowling) Plot: In the months following the apparent suicide of world renown supermodel Lula Landry her adopted brother hires private detective Cormoran Strike to prove that it was actually… Continue reading →