Alex Moreland on the interactive comedy That Moment When… Ever since watching television on the internet became mainstream, there’s been a question of just how far you can push the format. Not so long ago I spoke to the minds behind Otis, a crime thriller where audiences can switch perspectives as the drama unfolds; meanwhile, […]
Star Trek: Discovery Season 1 Episode 9 Review – ‘Into the Forest I Go’
Alex Moreland reviews the midseason finale of Star Trek: Discovery… You’ve opened a whole new chapter for Discovery. I think it’s fair to say that this was the best episode of Star Trek: Discovery so far. Certainly, it was a better episode to end the series on than last week’s would have been – indeed, […]
Exclusive Interview – The writers behind indie web series Cops and Monsters, now on Amazon Prime
Alex Moreland chats with the writers behind indie web series Cops and Monsters – Laura A Anderson, Roland Moore and James T Harding… Inspired by popular programmes like Buffy the Vampire Slayer, Angel and Being Human, Cops and Monsters is an innovative spin on the hallmarks of a much-loved genre, updating them for a new […]
Star Trek: Discovery Season 1 Episode 8 Review – ‘Si Vis Pacem, Para Bellum’
Alex Moreland reviews the eighth episode of Star Trek: Discovery… Is this what harmony and balance look like? Where is the peace you say you found here? There’s something pretty classically Star Trek about this episode of Discovery. An in medias res opening gives us a good look at the Discovery in action, with some […]
Exclusive Interview – Amber Rose Revah on Marvel’s The Punisher, her character Dinah Madini, and more
Alex Moreland speaks with Amber Rose Revah, star of new Netflix show The Punisher… How did you first get involved with The Punisher? What attracted you to the project? My agent sent me some scenes that were mocked up by Steve (Punisher Showrunner) for audition purposes for this character. She was an interesting, complex woman and […]
Star Trek: Discovery Season 1 Episode 7 Review – ‘Magic To Make The Sanest Man Go Mad’
Alex Moreland reviews the seventh episode of Star Trek: Discovery… Just as repetition reinforces repetition, change begets change… Here, admittedly, I’m beginning to have my doubts about the choice to build Discovery around one central character in a way that previous iterations of Trek didn’t. The time loop is a staple of Trek, an idea […]
Exclusive Interview – Greg McLean on his new film Jungle, working with Daniel Radcliffe and more
Alex Moreland chats with director Greg McLean about his new film Jungle… So, how did you first get involved with Jungle? The script was sent to me from a producer in Australia; he’d worked with me before and said I might be interested in the story. So, I read the script – I was kind […]
Star Trek: Discovery Season 1 Episode 6 Review – ‘Lethe’
Alex Moreland reviews the sixth episode of Star Trek: Discovery… All my life, the conflict inside me has been between logic and emotion. But now, it’s my emotions that are hiding. In my review of the first episode, I spoke a little about the parallels between Michael Burnham and Spock: “Much as Spock was the […]
Exclusive Interview – Composer Christopher Willis on The Death of Stalin, with a special preview of the film’s score!
Alex Moreland chats to Christopher Willis about The Death of Stalin, his work with Disney, and more… So, first of all, how did you come to be involved in The Death of Stalin? Well it grew out of working with Armando [Iannucci, director of The Death of Stalin] on Veep. We’d been working together on […]
Star Trek: Discovery Season 1 Episode 5 Review – ‘Choose Your Pain’
Alex Moreland reviews the fifth episode of Star Trek: Discovery… What did you think would happen when you bumped into someone who didn’t want you in their front yard? This episode, I think – though I don’t know for certain – has the lowest screentime for Michael Burnham so far. That’s not to say she’s […]
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