Muse – Live at Rome Olympic Stadium, 2013. Directed by Matt Askem. SYNOPSIS: The stadium rock superstars’ most extravagant stage show yet, captured in stunning 4K Ultra HD. This review may be slightly biased. It’s not written by someone with a neutral opinion if Muse, but it’s written by someone who has seen them nine […]
Movie Review – Gravity (2013)
Gravity, 2013. Directed by Alfonso Cuarón. Starring Sandra Bullock and George Clooney. SYNOPSIS: A medical engineer and an astronaut work together to survive after an accident leaves them adrift in space. When the trailer for Alfonso Cuaron’s Gravity hit the Internet earlier this year, it sparked a huge amount of interest from movie goers […]
Star Wars: Episode VII set for release on December 18th, 2015; J.J. Abrams reveals reasoning behind scriptwriting change
Last week it was reported that Disney had rejected a request from Lucasfilm chief Kathleen Kennedy to push the release date for J.J. Abrams Star Wars: Episode VII back to 2016, and now it’s been confirmed that the eagerly-anticipated first chapter of Disney’s Sequel Trilogy will arrive in 2015, with StarWars.com site revealing a December […]
Jonah Hill and Emma Stone offered roles in Ghostbusters 3?
Ghostbusters 3 news has been quiet for some time now with the last pieces being conflicting reports from Dan Aykroyd and director Ivan Reitman on whether a script for the long gestating sequel was even finished. While Reitman remains strong that there is nothing in place, Aykroyd claims there are two scripts completed – one […]
Elementary Season 2 – Episode 3 Review
Matt Smith reviews the third episode of Elementary season 2…. Spoilers ahead! Secrets will be revealed! It’s strange that we hold TV shows in such high regard when it comes to learning about secrets. If you revealed to someone a few months ago on the Internet what happened to Walter White, you had to set […]
Veep Season 2 – Episode 3 Review
Matt Smith reviews the third episode of Veep season two… Veep is an interesting series in that it treads carefully the line between comedy and drama, while also treading the line between farce and tragedy. Too much of one and it’s too dogged, too depressing and ends up too slow and focused on character. Too […]
Comic Book Review – Drumhellar #1
Villordsutch reviews Image Comics’ Drumhellar #1… “When shock-induced visions drive a detective specializing in the paranormal to a small town in South Dakota, he finds himself up against a flesh-hungry bog-man, their mutual ex-girlfriend (did we mention she’s a werewolf?), and a demon that’s stolen his arsenal of psychedelics. Then things start to get weird. […]
Disney and Netflix announce new Marvel mini-series including Daredevil, Luke Cage, Jessica Jones and Iron Fist
With the Phase Two of Marvel’s cinematic universe in full swing and rumours of Phase Three properties being bounded around, Disney and Netflix have announced a partnership to bring some of the Marvel’s other properties to the smaller screen. Starting in 2016 Netflix will be kicking off a 13-part mini-series of The Man Without Fear, […]
Matt Smith, Jenna Coleman, Joanna Page and Steven Moffat discuss ‘The Day of the Doctor’
As reported earlier today the BBC has confirmed that the trailer for the 50th Anniversary Special of Doctor Who “The Day of the Doctor”, will air this Saturday. Set you generic recording devices for the 9th November 2013 at 8pm (BBC One) as the long awaited trailer for the momentous occasion in British (if not global) sci-fi history will […]
From Dusk Till Dawn: The Series starts production, cast revealed
Robert Rodriguez’s El Ray Network and FactoryMade Ventures have announced that production is underway on From Dusk Till Dawn: The Series, a ten-episode drama which is of course based upon Rodriguez’s Quentin Tarantino-scripted crime/vampire mash-up from 1996. Coinciding with the start of filming, a press release has been released, revealing that the cast for the […]
