Matt Rodgers reviews Little Nightmares Vol. 1… We’re told that “The following tales are faint memories, recollections of the children’s life outside the Maw, told to the best of their ability”, and that’s what we get, a beautifully macabre set of dreamscape shards, which hang loosely from the story of a small girl in a […]
Movie Review – Home Again (2017)
Home Again, 2017 Written and Directed by Hallie Meyers-Shyer Starring Reese Witherspoon, Nat Wolff, Jon Rudnitsky, Pico Alexander, Lake Bell, Lola Flanery, Reid Scott, Eden Grace Redfield, Michael Sheen, and Candice Bergen SYNOPSIS: Life for a single mom in Los Angeles takes an unexpected turn when she allows three young guys to move in with […]
Star Wars Rebels Season 4 Episode 6 Review – ‘Flight of the Defender’
Chris Cooper reviews the sixth episode of Star Wars Rebels season 4… Before we go any further, this episode review will have spoilers in it. I can’t keep this quiet! If you’re stopping here, I’ll be back to spoiler free next episode. Just know that Flight of the Defender is one of my favourite episodes […]
Marvel’s The Gifted Season 1 Episode 6 Review – ‘got your siX’
Rachel Bellwoar reviews the sixth episode of Marvel’s The Gifted… There hasn’t been much time to reconcile everything that’s happened on The Gifted so far. “got your siX” feels like the show’s most comprehensive attempt to assess how the Strucker’s are dealing with their new situation. In many ways, having their lives be upended has brought the […]
Star Wars Rebels Season 4 Episode 5 Review – ‘The Occupation’
Chris Cooper reviews the fifth episode of Star Wars Rebels season 4… I thought we’d been through all this. We’d come to an understanding! But no, here we are again. I thought Star Wars Rebels and I had moved past the term ‘filler’. But just having seen ‘The Occupation’, that’s really all I can think […]
Young Sheldon Season 1 Episode 2 Review – ‘Rockets, Communists and the Dewey Decimal System’
Martin Carr reviews the second episode of Young Sheldon… At just over twenty minutes the makers of Young Sheldon are vastly underestimating the attention span of their audience. This window into the formative years of a Big Bang alumni is engaging, strangely nostalgic and anchored by an understated performance from Iain Armitage. Ably supported by […]
Inhumans Season 1 Episode 7 Review – ‘Havoc In The Hidden Land’
Martin Carr reviews the seventh episode of Marvel’s Inhumans… As expected things move at a glacial pace and nothing of substance really happens. There is teleportation, regal stand offs and cloak and dagger missions which serve to get us from point A to point B but feel shiny yet flat. Any sense of progression is […]
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 […]
Video Game Review – Call of Duty: WWII
Shaun Munro reviews Call of Duty: WWII… It’s not a stretch to say that the Call of Duty series has grown increasingly silly in recent years, gradually progressing from the oorah military fetishism of the Modern Warfare games into a sci-fi blockbuster franchise that, in the eyes of many fans, has spun wildly out of control. […]
53rd Chicago International Film Festival Review – Last Flag Flying (2017)
Last Flag Flying, 2017. Directed by Richard Linklater. Starring Steve Carell, Bryan Cranston, Laurence Fishburne, J. Quinton Johnson, Deanna Reed-Foster, Yul Vasquez, Graham Wolfe, Jeff Monahan, and Cicely Tyson. SYNOPSIS: Thirty years after they served together in Vietnam, a former Navy Corpsman Larry “Doc” Shepherd re-unites with his old buddies, former Marines Sal Nealon and […]
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