A thrilling, ingenious journey back in time with Stranger Things, which benefits both fans and the uninitiated. Continue reading
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The Hitchhiker’s Guide to The Galaxy – Quintessential Phase [Vinyl Review]
Hitchhiker’s Quintessential Phase comes to an incredibly impressive limited edition double-pink LP on 28 June. Continue reading
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Rakuten TV: All the best films straight to your Smart TV [Tech Review]
We’ve been testing out Rakuten TV and their streaming service, via the app on our TV! How’d we get on? Learn more right here… Continue reading
Review: Secret Cinema presents William Shakespeare’s Romeo + Juliet
Secret Cinema Presents William Shakespeare’s Romeo + Juliet runs from 8th to 25th August 2018 – Check out our review! Continue reading
The Thing Blu-ray review: “One of the greatest horror movies ever put to celluloid”
Not just a perfect horror, but a perfect movie altogether… Continue reading
The Limehouse Golem review: Dir. Juan Carlos Medina (2017)
A frustrating film that relies too heavily on long bouts of narrated flashback… Continue reading
Transformers: The Last Knight review
Transformers: The Last Knight’s failings lie in its screenplay… Continue reading
Book Review: Guillmero del Toro’s Pan’s Labyrinth – Inside the Creation of a Modern Fairy Tale (Titan Books)
It’s hard to believe it has been 10 years since Guillermo del Toro’s unique, visionary Pan’s Labyrinth and this week sees the release of Titan Books’ extensive ‘Inside the Creation of a Modern Fairy Tale’ by Mark Cotta Vaz and Nick Munziata which takes a very smart look inside the film-making process. For both film … Continue reading
Book Review: The Art of Jock (Titan Books)
It’s no stroke of luck that Jock’s influence that been steadily growing over the past twenty years, his body of work has continued to excel and excite and particularly in the continuing crossover world of graphic novels and movies. The Art of Jock is an instant classic and tribute to his unique talents that offers … Continue reading
007: SPECTRE Scalextric review
Scalextric. Just the name makes people everywhere to get a little over-excited. Of course you loved it as a kid, you got to race your mates, put together huge courses full of twists, turns and bends and now as adults? It’s just as great. We’ve been test-driving the new, exclusive Hornby Hobbies SPECTRE Scalextric set … Continue reading
