Jessie Robertson reviews Chew #41… Have you ever kissed a woman or man and tasted what they had for lunch? Stop, reverse that and you’ve got Tony Chu. He’s a Cibopath – after tasting something he can read its history, and yes, that does involve human beings. Chew is a series I discovered earlier this […]

A couple of days ago Andrew Garfield spoke about his enthusiasm for his incarnation of Peter Parker “passing the torch” to Miles Morales at some point in Sony’s rebooted Spider-Man franchise, but it looks like we can forget about that for the foreseeable future, with The Amazing Spider-Man 2 producers Avi Arad and Matt Tolmach […]

Black mask and purple tights, what could go wrong? In 1996 lots of things went wrong for the big screen adaptation of Lee Falk’s beloved superhero The Phantom. It totally bombed at the box office regaining a measly $17 million of it’s reported $45 million budget. This was a time when superheroes weren’t greeted with […]

Matt Smith reviews the season finale of The Following… Like any good book, The Following had to have a good finale up its sleeve. Without a good ending, any story will lose its audience and everything that came before will be for nought. It’s telling that, even with the speed bumps along the way, The Following […]

The Hollywood Reporter has revealed that Tim Blake Nelson is in final talks with 20th Century Fox about joining the cast of director Josh Trank’s (Chronicle) reboot of The Fantastic Four. Nelson – who played Samuel Sterns / The Leader in Marvel Studios’ The Incredible Hulk – is said to be up for the role […]

It seems that Dean Cain, star of the 90s television series Lois & Clark: The New Adventures of Superman, isn’t much of a fan of the Man of Steel’s last live-action outing, with the actor criticising Zack Snyder’s reboot over a lack of humour and romance during a chat with ABC News Radio… “The last […]

A Thousand Times Good Night, 2014 Directed by Erik Poppe Starring Juliette Binoche and Nikolaj Coster-Waldau. SYNOPSIS: After being witness to a suicide bombing in Afghanistan, Rebecca, a renowned war photographer, returns home to her family in Ireland, where an emotional juggling act between her family and professional lives ensues. From the outset, you get […]

Syfy is looking to capitalise on the comic book craze, with the network snapping up the rights to Frank Miller’s DC Comics limited series Ronin, as well as Oni Press’ ongoing political space drama Letter 44, The Hollywood Reporter has revealed. The network is currently searching for a writer for Ronin, with the site reporting […]

It seems that Mark Ruffalo will be getting a little help when it comes to his performance capture work as The Incredible Hulk for Avengers: Age of Ultron, with Ruffalo revealing via Twitter that he’s working with Andy Serkis on his realisation of the Green Goliath in Joss Whedon’s hotly-anticipated sequel. Serkis of course has […]

Alice Rush reviews the ninth episode of Bates Motel season 2… As I’ve stated before, even though the real dramatic scenes in Bates Motel are often between Norma and Norman, this season has been peppered with generic and almost repetitive mother/son arguments to the point of saturation. However this week sees the two separated by […]