R.I.P Richard Briers The actor Richard Briers, best known for his role as Tom Good on the hit 70s BBC comedy The Good Life, has passed away at the age of 79. According to his agent the star died “peacefully” at his home in London on Sunday. In a fairly recent interview, Briers said that […]

Scott Davis reviews the second episode of Community season four… “Hallo-tine” (Halloween on Valentine’s Day) time on Community this week, as Season 4 does its season staple Halloween episode, hoping for the success of the previous episodes, all of which were undoubted highlights in each of the previous season. Sadly, the cracks are beginning to […]

Not content with dropping a major Star Wars scoop earlier today, Latino Review has now turned its attention to the Marvel Cinematic Universe to report that Jason Momoa has entered talks with Marvel Studios about joining the cast of Guardians of the Galaxy in the role of Drax the Destroyer. Momoa tested for the role […]

Piers McCarthy reviews the ninth episode of The Walking Dead season 3… Much to some readers’ consternation, I felt the midseason finale of The Walking Dead’s third season wasn’t all that wonderful. It was still energetic, visceral and enjoyable (bettering the majority of contemporary television) but was noticeably poorer than the 7 episodes that had […]

Latino Review has just dropped some pretty big Star Wars news: Harrison Ford will reprise his role as Han Solo in J.J. Abrams’ upcoming continuation of the franchise. This is huge news, and one I’m sure many fans will have been hoping to hear, including myself. It felt essential to me that Star Wars: Episode […]

Remember back in February when Latino-Review dropped a scoop claiming that Harrison Ford was signed, sealed and delivered to return as Han Solo in J.J. Abrams’ upcoming Star Wars: Episode VII? Well, turns out the report could have been a little premature, with Ford revealing on The Graham Norton Show (via ComicBookMovie) that he’s “not […]

Tom Jolliffe on the female acting performances criminally overlooked by the Academy for Oscar recognition… It’s often said that the men in the acting world, particularly Hollywood, have monopolised the best roles. Most biopics are about great (or heinous) men from history. We see more heroes than we see heroines and so on. Some actresses […]

Paul Risker reviews the second episode of Sons of Anarchy season 5… Entrenchment, networking and uncertainty… Three words most apt to describe the latest episode of Sons of Anarchy. Void of the poetic motion that graced the opening of episode one, ‘Authority Vested’ the second episode of the fifth season of Sons of Anarchy feels […]

Martin Deer reviews the latest issue of Batman, featuring the conclusion of Death of the Family… “Death of the Family comes to a close as The Joker’s plan reaches its climax.“ My own personal synopsis would include the words “huge” and “let down” prior to ‘climax’. I’ve been a big fan of this run by […]

Anghus Houvouras reviews the first issue of Marvel NOW!’s Uncanny X-Men… The X-Men.  I can’t think of another group of superheroes that feel like they’re in a state of perpetual flux.  The status quo seems to change for these guys at a rapid pace, with a frequency unrivaled in the modern era of comics.  Every […]