Ricky Church reviews Star Wars: Queen’s Shadow by E.K. Johnston… This year marks the 20th anniversary of Star Wars: Episode I – The Phantom Menace and the beginning of George Lucas’ Prequel Trilogy of the Star Wars franchise. It’s pretty surprising though given two decades and the wealth of Prequel content – both in Legends and now canon continuities […]
Supergirl Season 4 Episode 19 Review – ‘American Dreamer’
Martin Carr reviews the nineteenth episode of Supergirl season 4… A Supergirl free zone is both refreshing and brave given the current state of play right now in National City. Lockwood is using his considerable influence to marginalise aliens, incarcerate others and set the dogs on our girl in spandex. Which is why more than […]
Hands on with Xenosis: Alien Infection – Video Game Preview
Liam Waddington gets hands on with Xenosis: Alien Infection… Alongside Negative Atmosphere, I was stunned by another indie horror title at EGX Rezzed – this time, the game was Xenosis: Alien Infection. Currently under development at NerdRage Studios – a small UK indie studio started in 2016 – Xenosis: Alien Infection is a story driven […]
Comic Book Review – Fantastic Four #9
Allen Christian reviews Fantastic Four #9… Fantastic Four issue #9 ends the “Herald of Doom” story that began in earnest in issue #6 and was teased at the end of #5. This is several issues too late. There simply wasn’t enough content to warrant the length of this story. As a recap, Doom lured Galactus […]
Doom Patrol Season 1 Episode 11 Review – ‘Frances Patrol’
Hasitha Fernando reviews the eleventh episode of Doom Patrol… Our ragtag band of Super-zeroes are as conflicted as ever. Cliff accompanied by Rita makes an attempt to reconnect with his lost daughter Clara. Larry’s Negative entity meanwhile, pushes him to revisit his estranged lover and reconcile the past. Back in Doom-Manor Vic discovers to his […]
American Gods Season 2 Finale Review – ‘Moon Shadow’
Martin Carr reviews American Gods’ season 2 finale… Belief is strange as it ceases to be believed if people cease to believe in it. Adversely knowledge stems from experimentation and morphs into fact, while faith depends on interpretation leaving room for charlatans, tricksters and con artists. Media outlets either terrestrial, digital or radio harbour the […]
Arrow Season 7 Episode 20 Review – ‘Confessions’
Jessie Robertson reviews the twentieth episode of Arrow season 7… Arrow likes this kind of episode, especially late in the season. Except this time, with the revelations that came at the end, I can’t help but wonder if this actually fits in with our final season on slate next year. Confessions, as the title, speaks […]
Game of Thrones Season 8 Episode 3 Review – ‘The Long Night’
Eammon Jacobs reviews the third episode of Game of Thrones season 8… *Spoiler Warning* Valar morghulis, all men must die. And the third episode really did prove the iconic phrase as the threat of the White Walkers and the Night King overwhelm Winterfell. As it starts, Sam is basically the audience’s viewpoint; nervous and pacing […]
Line of Duty Series 5 Episode 5 Review
Eammon Jacobs reviews the fifth episode of Line of Duty Series 5… As the fifth series prepares for a feature length finale, all the evidence is pointing in one direction; Ted Hastings. It’s piling up so much in fact, that it’s too overwhelming – there’s no way he can be ‘H’. However, this episode keeps […]
Comic Book Review – Doctor Who: The Thirteenth Doctor Vol. 1
Sam Thorne reviews Doctor Who: The Thirteenth Doctor Volume 1… I think it’s fair to say in retrospect that the first season of Jody Whittaker’s tenure as Doctor Who was somewhat of a mixed bag. More than anything else, it seemed that there were too many companions and not enough screentime meaning that every character, […]
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