Martin Carr reviews the ninth episode of The Orville season 2… There is tangible loss in The Orville this week as life lessons are learned, Union space gets thrashed and unlikely allies team up for a one time deal. A series which is usually big on character also throws in some good old fashioned pitch […]
Gotham Season 5 Episode 8 Review – ‘Nothing’s Shocking’
Martin Carr reviews the eighth episode of Gotham season 5… Chameleons with an identity crisis, fumbled police cases and precincts in lock down feature quite heavily this week as Gotham gains momentum. For the moment interchangeable alliances and comedic asides take an all important back seat, as Gordon digs into Bullock’s seedy past.Ventriloquism also features […]
The Orville Season 2 Episode 8 Review – ‘Identity, Part 1’
Martin Carr reviews the eighth episode of The Orville season 2… Drawing heavily from Fritz Lang’s Metropolis Seth MacFarlane introduces us to Kaylon this week as Isaac’s shut down forces an interplanetary visit. On the surface everything is clean lines, polished metal spires and automaton construction, stripped of emotion and driven by logic. Using the […]
Gotham Season 5 Episode 7 Review – ‘Ace Chemicals’
Martin Carr reviews the seventh episode of Gotham season 5… There is something iconic happening this week which was last done in 1989 by Tim Burton. Not for an age has the neon sign of Ace Chemicals been so front and centre. For anyone who remains a fan of comic books this is the pivotal […]
Gotham Season 5 Episode 6 Review – ’13 Stitches’
Martin Carr reviews the sixth episode of Gotham season 5… Denizens are crawling from beneath the city dragging their underbellies towards a light which is getting further away. Smog coated, derelict and beyond redemption Gotham sits on the precipice of damnation, as principal players continue teaming up in increasingly insane ways. Madness for everyone is […]
The Orville Season 2 Episode 7 Review – ‘Deflectors’
Martin Carr reviews the seventh episode of The Orville season 2… This week marks a rare example of Seth MacFarlane relinquishing writing duties to someone else. However tonal shifts are unrecognisable and The Orville manages to bring us another solid fifty minutes of television. Mixing it up between relationship concerns and melodrama it manages to […]
Supergirl Season 4 Episode 12 Review – ‘Menagerie’
Martin Carr reviews the twelfth episode of Supergirl season 4… Symbiotes are strange things who bond with their human hosts, whisper advice, manipulate mood and make matters worse. What Supergirl seems to have this week is an issue with tone, story threads and an unnecessary desire to acknowledge Valentine’s Day. Things may hit the ground […]
Movie Review – Hunter (2018)
Hunter, 2018. Directed by David Tarleton. Starring Nick Searcy, Shannon Brown, Adria Dawn, Rachel Cerda and Jason Kellerman. SYNOPSIS: Revered cage fighter Hunter (Jason Kellerman) is sleeping rough. Haunted by the murder of his mother and daughter he searches for solace, searches for answers and finds help in Danni (Rachel Cerda) counsellor at a nearby […]
The Orville Season 2 Episode 6 Review – ‘A Happy Refrain’
Martin Carr reviews the sixth episode of The Orville season 2… You could just look at this week as another exercise in relationship exploration as two people from diametrically apposed backgrounds are brought together. You might choose to go deeper and consider the concept of feelings and what makes us sentient, self-aware and therefore human. Then […]
Gotham Season 5 Episode 5 Review – ‘Pena Dura’
Martin Carr reviews the fifth episode of Gotham season 5… Reunions are a hit and miss affair at best. One of two things tends to happen in that either you have common ground, or more often than not people have moved on. Shared experiences, old memories and reminiscing are good for about five minutes but […]
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