Oliver Davis reviews East of West #11… “THE NATION, XIAOLIAN…The Bride of Death makes her first moves in the great game of Nations. The Chosen begin to splinter.” Issue 11 opens on Xiaolian, ruler of the Mao region, preparing to leave for The Wall. There, she will confront her fellow Heads of States on the […]
Bates Motel Season 2 – Episode 6 Review
Alice Rush reviews the sixth episode of Bates Motel season 2… Bates Motel seems to follow a slight pattern week to week, in that, for the majority, each episode is quite domestic with a few interesting progressions here and there, and then in the last 20 seconds something huge happens. This week’s episode was quite […]
Vikings Season 2 – Episode 6 Recap
Megan Applegate recaps the sixth episode of Vikings season 2… This week’s episode title, “Unforgiven” could have been interpreted a couple ways. The first? The most obvious. Jarl Borg journeys from his home to Kattegat with Rollo to forge a new, better-than-the-last-time-these-guys-screwed-me-over deal with Ragnar and King Horik. He’s tentative, but eventually thanks Ragnar for […]
Battlestar Galactica to receive a big screen reboot
According to Variety, Universal Pictures is prepping a big screen reboot of the cult sci-fi franchise Battlestar Galactica, with original series creator Glen A. Larson producing, and rising screenwriter Jack Paglen (Transcendence and the upcoming Prometheus sequel) signing on to pen the script. Battlestar Galactica originally arrived on screens back in 1978 with a TV […]
Batman vs. Superman won’t back down from Captain America 3, David S. Goyer on a cohesive DC universe
Earlier this week, Marvel Studios officially announced the release of Captain America 3, confirming that the currently-untitled superhero sequel will hit cinemas on May 6th, 2016 – the exact same date as another currently-untitled superhero sequel in Zack Snyder’s Man of Steel follow-up Batman vs. Superman. Well, it seems that Marvel isn’t the only one […]
Bradford International Film Festival 2014 Review – Before the Winter Chill (2013)
Before the Winter Chill, 2013. Written and Directed by Philippe Claudel. Starring Daniel Auteuil, Kristin Scott Thomas, Leila Bekhti and Richard Berry. SYNOPSIS: Lucie presumes that her husband Paul – an older neurosurgeon – has an affair. Indeed, Paul behaves strange lately, but the truth behind it is dark and complicated. It began as a […]
Interview: Brian Herbert and Kevin J. Anderson on Dune
Villordsutch interviews Brian Herbert and Kevin J. Anderson, authors of the ongoing Dune book series… Villordsutch: Mentats of Dune has just been released to the world and now you have a small amount of breathing room before you begin book 3 in the Schools of Dune Trilogy. What are you doing just for yourselves? Brian […]
Dexter star Michael C. Hall “would definitely consider” Daredevil role
As Marvel Studios gears up to take the next step in its dominance of the entertainment sphere with Netflix’s Defenders miniseries, rumours are swirling as to who will don the horns as the Man Without Fear in Drew Goddard’s Daredevil. One name that’s garnered support from fans is that of Michael C. Hall, and the […]
Drew Goddard to direct Sony’s Spider-Man spin-off The Sinister Six
Back in December Sony announced that it is to spin-off the main Amazing Spider-Man franchise with Venom and The Sinister Six, with Alex Kurtzman, Roberto Orci and Jeff Pinker signing on to write the symbiote’s solo movie, and Drew Goddard tackling villainous ensemble. Well, it’s now been revealed that Goddard will also handle directing duties […]
Bradford International Film Festival 2014 Review – Mouton (2013)
Mouton, 2013. Written and Directed by Giles Deroo and Marianne Pistone. Starring Michael Mormentyn, David Merabet, Cindy Dumont, Benjamin Cordier, Emmanuel Legrand and Audrey Clement. SYNOPSIS: The life of a small French town is rocked by a bizarre incident. In Mouton, writer/directors Gilles Deroo and Marianne Pistone understand that acts of construction and cleansing can […]
