Matt Smith reviews episode 22 of Elementary… What made you come here? Yes, you. Don’t answer back, I’m the one doing the writing around here (comments welcome). Why are you reading this review? Would you come here every week, even if you knew the next review was going to be of a YouTube video featuring […]

Anthony Stokes thinks that Hollywood’s current business model could be unsustainable… Hollywood seems to be getting greedier and greedier with each year. There appears to be an endless amount of 3D animated movies, 3D re-releases, unnecessary remakes, and feature length commercials (feature length commercials are movies that are lacking in story or character development, but […]

Since the trailers first started to land for The Avengers TV spin-off Marvel’s Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D, speculation started to grow that J. August Richards was to be playing Luke Cage in the show after displaying a lot of the same powers as well as physical attributes. However the show’s Executive Producer Jeffrey Bell has laid rest to […]

To celebrate the release of Star Trek Into Darkness, the Flickering Myth writing team look back at the classic sci-fi franchise. Next up for Star Trek Month is Andy Naylor looking back at Star Trek: Enterprise…. It’s 100 years before Kirk and the events of Star Trek: The Original Series, the prequel series focus’ on […]

Andy Naylor reviews Terraria…. Terraria is an RPG/Action/2D/Retro/Adventure (yep, ALL of them) indie game which is currently available on PC (via Steam), Xbox Live and out this week on PlayStation Network. The game contains a whole host of features – exploration, crafting, construction and combat. Try to picture Sega Mega Drive era graphics and you […]

This past weekend, HBO’s Game of Thrones picked up the Radio Times Audience Award at the BAFTA TV Awards and speaking back stage at the ceremony, producer Frank Vogler has indicated that the show could run for a further four seasons, which is sure to excite fans of the hit fantasy series. “[The number of […]

Villordsutch reviews Think Tank #7… Dr. David Loren’s work on the 36 barrel/600 rounds per minute Metalstorm led to an epiphany that he no longer wanted to create inventions of destruction for the military. But David has lived a sheltered life behind the barricades of a government-contracted think tank and has never directly been forced […]

Matt Smith reviews episode 21 of Elementary… Another week passes, another episode of Elementary. Things are different this week though, and yet somehow it looks the same. This episode’s mixed, in that things are different and yet the differences highlight the elements that celebrate the preservation of the old. Teased throughout an entire episode earlier […]

Luke Graham on why Iron Man doesn’t need Robert Downey Jr…. The last few weeks, nay months, movie magazines and film sites have been awash with punditry over the future of the Iron Man franchise and, more specifically, whether star Robert Downey Jr will continue with the role now that his contract is up. With […]

Anghus Houvouras reviews The Dream Merchant #1… Ahhhhh discovery.  It’s always nice to stumble into a title.  Maybe something that you hadn’t previously heard of or weren’t even aware of it’s existence.  And then fortune turns you in the right direction and you find yourself reading a fantastic comic that you might not ever have […]