Chris Cooper reviews the second episode of Star Wars Rebels, ‘Droids in Distress’…. Damn. Stormtroopers are awful shots. Throughout the second episode of Rebels (third if you count the first as a two parter), I was reminded of a sketch I saw on the internet once where a Stormtrooper trips over at a shooting range, […]

Luke Owen looks at Ghostbusters #6… A ghost ship roams the waters off Long Island, leaving fear — and ice — in its wake. The governor calls on the Ghostbusters to stop these spectral sailors and their maritime malevolence… but they’ll have to do it without the aid of Egon Spengler, who is currently concerned […]

Luke Owen looks at an old movie theory that is making a comeback… It was mentioned on our podcast review of Pacific Rim, Kermode was talking about it during one of his latest reviews and it seems to be on the tips of the tongues of every film critic both off and online. Yes, it […]

Alfonso Cuarón is currently one of the most in demand directors out there right now. It was only a few months ago the Mexican filmmaker was swooping a ton of awards for his groundbreaking space thriller Gravity and more recently he’s been linked heavily with the Harry Potter spin-off Fantastic Beasts and Where to Find […]

There hasn’t been too much news about the next Bond film. All we really know is that the winning combination of Daniel Craig and Sam Mendes will be returning for the character’s 24th official outing, which was hardly surprising considering the staggering critical and financial success of Skyfall. The Daily Mail however may have the […]

Since the announcement a fortnight ago that Edgar Wright had vacated the director’s chair on Marvel’s Ant-Man, there’s been complete radio silence from everyone involved with the project with regards to the whole situation. However, during a promotional interview for his latest film And So It Goes, Schmoes Know managed to get a few comments […]

The Invisible Man, 1975 Starring David McCallum, Melinda O. Fee and Craig Stevens SYNOPSIS:The weekly adventures of Dr. Daniel Westin, an invisible scientist working as an agent for a private thinktank. Since H.G Well’s tale of a scientist who manages to find a way to turn himself invisible was written in 1897, there have been […]

Chris Cooper reviews the second Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles Annual… “The Turtles are whisked away to another dimension by a stranger-Renet! Forced to fight for their survival in a tournament featuring the greatest warriors in the universe, the brothers will have to master new fighting techniques and forge new alliances. But with the deck stacked […]

Commenting on the Critics with Simon Columb… The recent UK release of Fruitvale Station has inevitably provoked conversation on this side of the Atlantic, whereby re-reading articles from last year only seems to blur lines further: “Hoping to stir the public, though, the film dances around the facts. Its first problem is how to handle […]

The World’s End, 2013. Directed by Edgar Wright.Starring Simon Pegg, Nick Frost, Martin Freeman, Eddie Marsan, Rosamund Pike, David Bradley, and Paddy Considine. SYNOPSIS: Five friends who reunite in an attempt to top their epic pub crawl from 20 years earlier unwittingly become humankind’s only hope for survival. In 2004, Spaced heroes Simon Pegg and […]