Retro Doctor Who Reviews – Part 1.5
Time for the fifth – and final – collection of reviews of the William Hartnell episodes of Doctor Who. At this point we start to see larger gaps in the series as we… Continue reading
Time for the fifth – and final – collection of reviews of the William Hartnell episodes of Doctor Who. At this point we start to see larger gaps in the series as we… Continue reading
This is a movie that upon it’s release was greeted with terrible reviews and low box office returns; yet when I as a small child saw it, I loved every second of it.… Continue reading
One of my favourite things about watching movies and tv shows is spotting actors from other shows I like. Literally, I get excited when someone from the Wire turns up in Rambo, or… Continue reading
Meet Sam Oliver! Played by Bret Harrison, he is a 20-something underachiever. He never went to college. He is stuck in a dead end job in a big box store. His friends are… Continue reading
When Batman: Arkham City landed on consoles last year it was a dream come true for Batman fans and gamers. For the former it was a gosh-darn Batman simulator. We could sweep through… Continue reading
For as long as there have been comic books, there has been the feud between DC and Marvel. Both are heavy-hitting comic companies that continue to gain legions of fans every year. The… Continue reading
I think the funniest thing about Always Sunny in Philadelphia (best current comedy show, for those not in the know) is what I call their ‘concepts’. Any time any character either comes up with a… Continue reading
I don’t hate celebrities. What’s the point? If I don’t like them I just don’t pay them any heed. Ben Stiller’s brand of humour doesn’t work for me, but it doesn’t make me… Continue reading
I have read that science fiction is a hard genre to define due to how broad of a spectrum the movies can be. I think that is crap. I think most science fiction… Continue reading
10. Motherboy It is very hard to describe how Motherboy summarises Buster and Luciles relationship so perfectly. It represents how Lucile as a mother has failed Buster, who now is a male in… Continue reading