Sand and Blood, 2018 Directed by Matthias Krepp and Angelika Spang SYNOPSIS: Using anonymous testimonies from refugees who’ve fled to Austria, Sand and Blood tells the personal tales that have emerged from the Iraq and Syria conflicts, all supported by amateur footage and archive from the very heart of these their wartorn paradise. When it […]
Arrow Season 6 Episode 17 Review – ‘Brothers in Arms’
Jessie Robertson reviews the seventeenth episode of Arrow season 6… “Brothers in Arms” both exists in the world where Arrow creates its own drama, at the negligence of the characters and when in those so few and far between moments when it remembers its own history and uses it to pull in old fans. This […]
Arrow Season 6 Episode 16 Review – ‘The Thanatos Guild’
Jessie Robertson reviews the sixteenth episode of Arrow season 6… I’m sorry to any readers out there; I’m way behind on my CW TV but I’ve been quite sick lately as well as my daughter so getting to these shows has been a struggle! Much to my surprise, when I get back to Arrow, I […]
Black Lightning Season 1 Episode 11 Review – ‘Black Jesus: The Book of Crucifixion’
Red Stewart reviews the eleventh episode of Black Lightning… Music is a very integral part of cinematographic entertainment. During the early days of silent film, when you could not hear anything, it was up to the composers to create a mood that properly fit the context of every scene. That same precedent applies to television, […]
Young Sheldon Season 1 Episode 17 Review – ‘Jiu-Jitsu, Bubble Wrap, and Yoo-Hoo’
Martin Carr reviews the seventeenth episode of Young Sheldon… There is a naïve quirkiness which has infiltrated the back end of season one recently. Aside from the structural segues which dictate a majority of Young Sheldon, character development also makes an interesting contribution towards its overall tone. Armitage not only seems gifted at indirect impersonation […]
Gotham Season 4 Episode 17 Review – ‘Mandatory Brunch Meeting’
Martin Carr reviews the seventeenth episode of Gotham season 4… Plot threads are two a penny in Gotham right now, as long running character interests jockey for position alongside fledgling sub-plots. Audience attentions are split, narrative focus seems scattershot while news of series cancellation is rife. Story development is veering into the realms of doppelgangers, […]
WWE WrestleMania 34 Review
Liam Hoofe reviews WrestleMania 34… WWE delivered their 34th annual WrestleMania event last night. With 14 matches to cram in, and plenty of potential show stealers on the card, could the show live up to its hype? Let’s break down the show match by match, and find out. Kick Off: ‘Woken’ Matt Hardy Wins The […]
Marvel’s Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D. Season 5 Episode 16 Review – ‘Inside Voices’
Danny Hale reviews the sixteenth episode of Marvel’s Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D. season 5… ‘Inside Voices’ tied into some of Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D’s earliest roots with the return of Dr. Francis Hall, Ian Quinn and best of all, the girl in the flower dress, Raina. The likelihood of a S.H.I.E.L.D. / HYDRA team up now seems […]
Movie Review – The Fastest DeLorean in the World (2018)
The Fastest DeLorean in the World, 2018. Written and Directed by Adam Kontras. SYNOPSIS: Turning a Delorean Time Machine into the “Fastest Delorean in the World” takes over one man’s life and nearly costs him everything. In the interest of full disclosure, I’ll start by noting that I’ve been online friends with Adam Kontras for […]
Movie Review – A Quiet Place (2018)
A Quiet Place, 2018. Directed by John Krasinski Starring John Krasinski, Emily Blunt, Millicent Simmonds, Noah Jupe and Cade Woodward. SYNOPSIS: A family is forced to live in silence while hiding from creatures that hunt by sound. Nerve shredding is the best way for me to summarise the intensity of John Krasinski’s feature directorial debut […]
