Tag Archive: geek

Retro Doctor Who Reviews – Part 1.5

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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 →

Retro Review: The Phantom

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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 →

Astonishingly Bizarre Cameos – Top 5

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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 →

Gone but Not Forgotten TV Shows: Reaper

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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 →

‘Arkham City: Harley Quinn’s Revenge’ Review

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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 →

DC vs. Marvel: Batwoman vs Spider-Woman

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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 →

Always Sunny in Philadelphia ‘Concepts’ – The Top 5

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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 →

Why I Hate Gwyneth Paltrow with a Passion

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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 →

Oscar-Worthy but Ignored Part 3: Sci-Fi

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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 →

Top Ten Arrested Development Moments

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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 →