Anthony Stokes on why Zack Snyder directing Justice League isn’t a big deal… Warner Bros. and DC have done it again. Another announcement that I’m sure was expecting to make fans excited did quite the opposite. Zack Snyder is directing Justice League. Is this really a surprise? Warner Bros. has no other directors for its […]

Patrick Stewart is heading back to the small screen for his first regular TV role since Star Trek: The Next Generation, taking on the lead role in Blunt Talk, a new live-action comedy series from Seth MacFarlane and Jonathan Ames (Bored to Death). Stewart will star as Walter Blunt, a British newsman looking to make […]

If you’ve been following all the promotional material for X-Men: Days of Future Past, you’ve probably noticed that James McAvoy’s Charles Xavier is spending a considerable amount of time outside of his wheelchair. Well, Fox has now released a new clip from the upcoming mutant superhero sequel featuring Xavier and Magneto (Michael Fassbender), which puts […]

It may just have been an ironic coincidence that Marc Webb got the job to reboot The Amazing Spider-Man or it may have been fate. Either way he has taken the ball and is running full steam ahead with it. In a recent interview with Movies.com the director opened up about his decision to cut love […]

Jessie Robertson reviews the 21st episode of Arrow season 2…. Moira Queen is dead. Oliver Queen is Missing. Jason Blood has just been elected Mayor of Starling City. Haunting music plays over the opening scenes of this week’s episode as Walter returns, embracing Thea as she stares off, still obviously shell-shocked. Let’s start with Thea […]

Andy Naylor reviews Dexter’s Laboratory #1… Everyone’s favorite boy-genius returns to comics! Dexter has reached the pinnacle of his greatest scientific experiment—one that will gift him with infinite clarity and superhuman intellect beyond all mankind. But with every precaution in place, will he be able to finish it before his meddling sister Dee Dee ruins […]

Black mask and purple tights, what could go wrong? In 1996 lots of things went wrong for the big screen adaptation of Lee Falk’s beloved superhero The Phantom. It totally bombed at the box office regaining a measly $17 million of it’s reported $45 million budget. This was a time when superheroes weren’t greeted with […]

Jessie Robertson reviews Chew #41… Have you ever kissed a woman or man and tasted what they had for lunch? Stop, reverse that and you’ve got Tony Chu. He’s a Cibopath – after tasting something he can read its history, and yes, that does involve human beings. Chew is a series I discovered earlier this […]

Matt Smith reviews the season finale of The Following… Like any good book, The Following had to have a good finale up its sleeve. Without a good ending, any story will lose its audience and everything that came before will be for nought. It’s telling that, even with the speed bumps along the way, The Following […]

A couple of days ago Andrew Garfield spoke about his enthusiasm for his incarnation of Peter Parker “passing the torch” to Miles Morales at some point in Sony’s rebooted Spider-Man franchise, but it looks like we can forget about that for the foreseeable future, with The Amazing Spider-Man 2 producers Avi Arad and Matt Tolmach […]