Ricky Church on the 25th anniversary of Beast Wars: Transformers… In the 1980s The Transformers franchise was a massive worldwide hit with a successful toyline, animated series, comic and a feature film which recently celebrated its 35th anniversary. There was a lot to enjoy as the franchise depicted the battles between the heroic Autobots against the evil […]
Celebrating Superman: The Animated Series on its 25th Anniversary
Ricky Church celebrates Superman: The Animated Series on its 25th anniversary… In the realm of DC television animation, Batman: The Animated Series is placed at the top and was the first in what would become the DC Animated Universe, a collection of series featuring heroes and villains from all corners of the DC Universe. However, while Batman: […]
Exclusive Interview – Rebooting He-Man and the Masters of the Universe with showrunner Rob David
Tai Freligh chats with He-Man and the Masters of the Universe Showrunner and Executive Producer Rob David… Since its creation in 1982, the Masters of the Universe franchise has transcended generations and ignited passion amongst fans around the world. Now, nearly 40 years later, Mattel’s relaunch of Masters of the Universe brings back the thrilling, […]
The Essential Tony Leung Films
Tom Jolliffe offers up ten essential Tony Leung films… With boyish good looks, charisma and immense gravitas, Tony Leung has been mesmerising audiences for over 40 years. As well as an ability to convey so much through saying so little, he also has the rare ability to drift between genres as comfortably as anyone. He’s […]
Band of Brothers: Remembering the HBO Masterpiece On Its 20th Anniversary
Ricky Church revisits Band of Brothers on its 20th anniversary… 20 years ago, HBO partnered with Tom Hanks and Steven Spielberg for a miniseries that still remains among the top of HBO’s many outstanding series: Band of Brothers, a World War II epic following the soldiers of Easy Company as they fight through the war […]
Candyman 1992 vs Candyman 2021
Tom Jolliffe looks at the original Candyman and the new Nia DaCosta directed reboot/sequel. Which reigns supreme? Spoilers follow… In the early 1990s, maybe a year or two after the release of Bernard Rose’s hit horror classic Candyman, I watched as a preteen who had already become well versed in the kind of horror films […]
10 Villains Who Achieved Victory Against The Hero
Ricky Church on the villains who achieved victory over the hero… Most stories follow the same typical pattern: the hero is on a life or death journey against a powerful villain and after a long, arduous battle and some sacrifice, they win against the villain. We’ve seen the story play out in superhero adventures, detective […]
Marvelous Low-Budget Horror Movie Gems That Deserve Your Time
Marvelous Videos presents low-budget gems of the horror genre… Having a lower budget isn’t all bad. Yes, it often means you aren’t allowed to do everything you want to do in a movie, or that you will have to soften an action beat that you genuinely believed would have made the film better. But it […]
Spine-Chilling Pregnancy Horror Movies That Are Next Level Creepy
Marvelous Videos presents spine-chilling pregnancy horror movies… Pregnancy is an interesting process- it consists of incubation and severe pain, but ultimately produces the miracle of life that is a child being born. However, as you can expect, horror auteurs have managed to take even this joyous occasion and turn it into nightmare fuel for viewers […]
Marvel’s Celestials: A Brief Introduction
Hasitha Fernando with a brief introduction to Marvel’s Celestials… The third and final Eternals trailer was a real doozy. Jam-packed with awe inspiring imagery, world ending shenanigans and mind blowing action spectacles, the preview was nothing short of epic. But amidst the glitzy hullabaloo featured in the trailer there was one detail that keen eyed […]
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