When TV writers get it right, it’s fantastic – but when they get it wrong, it can lead to utter heartbreak. Though we have seen many iconic and groundbreaking pairings and relationships over the years, here are 6 ‘ships’ that either should have been each other’s ‘endgame’, or were robbed of the ending that they […]
Bringing RoboCop to the Screen: 35th Anniversary
As RoboCop celebrates its 35th anniversary, Hasitha Fernando dives into the film’s journey to the screen… Following the news of Peter Weller’s return for the video game RoboCop: Rogue City earlier this month, this week we’re look back at the seminal sci-fi classic that started it all – RoboCop. Looking at the enduring legacy the […]
Blu-ray Review – Treasure of the Ninja (1987)
Treasure of the Ninja, 1987. Directed by William Lee. Starring William Lee, Gary Burton, John H. Howenstine, Constance Lester, Mark Ogden. SYNOPSIS: A secret agent trained in martial arts escorts a female scientist on a mission to find the fabled ninja treasure. When does a fan film become a ‘legitimate’ or ‘proper’ movie? When it […]
Can a Film Based On a Board Game Ever Be a Success?
Film producers rarely leave any stone unturned when it comes to finding inspiration for movies. Just about any topic or theme you can imagine has been covered in films. In their quest for commercial success, filmmakers often attempt to tap into popular culture. This can result in films being based on other media such as […]
Exclusive Interview – Hexany Audio Composer Matthew Carl Earl on creating the music of Critical Role
In 2015, voice actor Matthew Mercer livestreamed a Dungeons & Dragons campaign with his eight friends, never realizing it would turn into the massive hit, Critical Role, it is today. Cut to 2022, Critical Role has released books, comic books and even an animated show on Amazon titled The Legend of Vox Machina. They also […]
4K Ultra HD Review – Dr. Who and the Daleks & Daleks’ Invasion Earth 2150 A.D.
Dr. Who and the Daleks (1965) / Daleks’ Invasion Earth 2150 A.D. (1966) Directed by Gordon Flemyng. Starring Peter Cushing, Roy Castle, Jennie Linden, Roberta Tovey, Michael Coles, Barry Ingham, Bernard Cribbins, Ray Brooks, Andrew Keir, Jill Curzon, Eddie Powell, Godfrey Quigley. SYNOPSIS: 4K UHD Special Edition releases of the two big-screen adventures of the […]
Bringing Men in Black to the Screen: 25th Anniversary
Hasitha Fernando on Men In Black’s journey to the screen as it celebrates its 25th anniversary… Before Will Smith and Tommy Lee Jones were protecting the earth from the scum of the universe as part of a super-secret organization policing alien life, the Men in Black had already become a part of modern-day pop culture […]
Movie Review – Martyrs Lane (2021)
Martyrs Lane, 2021. Directed by Ruth Platt. Starring Kiera Thompson, Denise Gough, Sienna Sayer, Steven Cree, and Hannah Rae. SYNOPSIS: 10-year-old Leah gets nightly visits from a creepy young girl whom only Leah can see and who may or may not hold the key to Leah’s difficult relationship with her distant mother. Guilt can do […]
Tom Cruise’s self-aware movie stardom in Top Gun: Maverick
Wesley Stenzel on Tom Cruise’s self-aware movie stardom in Top Gun: Maverick… About twenty minutes into Top Gun: Maverick, a disheveled Tom Cruise is surprised to find himself in the most generic American diner imaginable. It’s filled with featureless white bread normal people who gaze upon his tattered otherworldly figure with amazement and disgust. Cruise […]
Minority Report at 20: From Book to the Big Screen
Hasitha Fernando revisits Minority Report as it turns 20… For decades Philip K. Dick’s works have enthralled readers the world over with their high-brow concepts, philosophical themes and engaging narratives. Posthumously his efforts have attracted the attention of many a talented Hollywood filmmaker, who seek to bring his singular vision to life. Ridley Scott accomplished […]
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