Directed by: Paul Feig Starring: Sandra Bullock, Melissa McCarthy, and Marlon Wayans Plot: A stuffy FBI agent follows a lead to Boston and teams up with a grungy local detective. Review: Practically all comedic actors have… Continue reading
We geeks have a proud and noble tradition, where we gather around the table of fellowship with full plastic bottles or citrus soda or cans of energy drink (as well as snacks for… Continue reading
Let’s face it, most horror movie sequels suck. Either they go overboard and become ridiculous or they invalidate what made the first film so great. Most of these sequels end up getting terrible… Continue reading
In Eastern Europe during the 1400’s a man was entrusted with ruling the Wallachia and defending it from the Islamic invaders feared by the European church. The man seemed destined to be a… Continue reading
If you haven’t seen the first two parts of this series you can learn about the Doctor’s backstory, the TARDIS and the first three Doctors here, and then his gadgets and the next… Continue reading
Day Men #1 By: Matt Gagnon, Brian Stelfreeze Publisher: Boom! Studios The Lowdown: The first vampire book of the article. The titular Day Men are actually a vampire secret service, an agency of humans… Continue reading
We are living in a golden age for interactive entertainment, and it’s not down to the big name studios pumping out endless Halo and Call of Duty sequels. Whilst it’s true that console gaming is… Continue reading
Director: Franck Khalfoun Starring: Elijah Wood, Nora Arnezeder, and America Olivo Plot: A shop owner stalks attractive woman at night Review: This is a remake from what seems to me to be a… Continue reading
When Supanova came to Perth two weeks ago we were lucky enough to snag comic writer Tom Taylor for a chat about Earth 2, his character of choice in Injustice and why we need more… Continue reading
Pocahontas (1995) is another classic Disney film with adorable characters and memorable songs. Unlike some others, this one comes with a twisted version of history and some long-lasting messages about accepting people who… Continue reading
