Andy Naylor reviews the Nintendo Classic Mini: SNES Edition… Last year’s NES Mini was a huge success. It gave us 30 somethings a little flashback back into our childhood and let us reminisce about the good old days and how much better gaming was in the 90s. But you know what, with the odd exception, […]
Comic Book Review – Star Trek: New Visions – “What Pain It Is To Drown”
Villordsutch reviews Star Trek: New Visions – “What Pain It Is To Drown”… Pulled down to a world made entirely of water, the Enterprise is in danger of literally flooding — while Spock and McCoy discover a sinister purpose behind this bizarre planet. John Byrne’s latest Star Trek: New Visions Photoplay release, titled “What Pain […]
Comic Book Review – Star Trek Boldly Go #12
Villordsutch reviews Star Trek Boldly Go #12… The shocking conclusion of “Whom God Destroys”! Kirk and Eurydice remain trapped on the planet Antos IV, while Garth of Izar makes his move to assume command of the Endeavour in orbit above them! Star Trek Boldly Go #12 from Mike Johnson and art from Megan Levans wastes […]
Marvel’s The Gifted Season 1 Episode 2 Review – ‘rX’
Rachel Bellwoar reviews the second episode of Marvel’s The Gifted… Overextended from creating a portal escape from Sentinel Services, Blink is sick and causing rogue portals to open at Mutant Underground headquarters. At risk of compromising their location, and dying if she doesn’t get medical attention, Eclipse and Kate go to steal medicine while Lauren […]
Red Dwarf XII Episode 1 Review – ‘Cured’
Villordsutch reviews Red Dwarf XII “Cured”… Hitler – Selfie! Red Dwarf XII arrives on our screens this Thursday at 9pm on Dave. The boys from the Dwarf finally return after a year off, though truth be told this latest series was filmed directly after Red Dwarf XI and we’ve been made to wait for our […]
Video Game Review – The LEGO Ninjago Movie Video Game
Calum Petrie reviews The LEGO Ninjago Movie Video Game… The LEGO games have been around for a good few years now, often taking on a comical and lighthearted approach to the source material and its licensed properties. The franchises that have received this treatment have spanned from Star Wars to Harry Potter as well as […]
Star Trek: Discovery Season 1 Episode 4 Review – ‘The Butcher’s Knife Cares Not for the Lamb’s Cry’
Alex Moreland reviews the fourth episode of Star Trek: Discovery… Lorca isn’t interested in what you are. He’s interested in what you can do. For him. There’s an obvious parallel – obvious to the point of being heavy-handed, really – being drawn between the tardigrade and Michael Burnham in this episode. The tardigrade is misunderstood; […]
Philip K. Dick’s Electric Dreams – Crazy Diamond Review
Villordsutch reviews Philip K. Dick’s Electric Dreams: “Crazy Diamond”… This week’s Philip K. Dick’s Electric Dreams takes its inspiration from the story originally titled “Sales Pitch”, which was published way back in 1954 within Future magazine, now here delivered in 2017 under the new moniker of “Crazy Diamond”. This reimagined version has been written by […]
Comic Book Review – Absolute Justice League: Origin
Ricky Church reviews Absolute Justice League: Origin… With Justice League hitting theatres in just over a month, DC is putting out some old material to time with the film’s release and nothing is more timely than an Absolute printing of The New 52’s flagship title and kick off, Justice League. Absolute Justice League: Origin collects issues # 1 – […]
Lucifer Season 3 Episode 1 Review – ‘They’re Back, Aren’t They?’
Tori Brazier reviews the season 3 premiere episode of Lucifer… Jolting into action with a (convenient) getaway truck kicking up dust, season three of Lucifer rapidly picks right back up where it left off: with its protagonist stranded in the desert and suffering from a rather feathery problem – the re-appearance of his wings. Chugging […]
