100 Words or Less – Avengement (2019)
A quick review of the surprisingly effective British action thriller, Avengement. In 100 words or less.
Read More 100 Words or Less – Avengement (2019)Author: jackbumby
If I'm not watching a television show or a film, I'm playing a game or have my nose in a book.
"I now believed that the lurking fear was no material thing, but a wolf-fanged ghost that rode the midnight lightning." - H.P. Lovecraft, 'The Lurking Fear'.
100 Words or Less – The Adventures of Young Indiana Jones: Phantom Train of Doom (1999)
A quick review of the movie version of the Young Indiana Jones adventure ‘Phantom Train of Doom’ in 100 words or less.
Read More 100 Words or Less – The Adventures of Young Indiana Jones: Phantom Train of Doom (1999)Superman: Why We Need the Man of Tomorrow in 2025
Following many different interpretations, the Man of Steel is back as a symbol of hope and good.
As Superman returns to cinema screens, we take a look at why the character is the hero we need in 2025.
Read More Superman: Why We Need the Man of Tomorrow in 2025100 Words or Less – Wild Card (2015)
A review of the 2015 Jason Statham action thriller ‘Wild Card’ in 100 words or less.
Read More 100 Words or Less – Wild Card (2015)100 Words or Less – Dead Birds (2004)
A review of the 2004 horror-western ‘Dead Birds’ in 100 words or less.
Read More 100 Words or Less – Dead Birds (2004)100 Words or Less – Sympathy for the Devil (2023)
A review of the 2023 Nicolas Cage thriller ‘Sympathy for the Devil’ in 100 words or less.
Read More 100 Words or Less – Sympathy for the Devil (2023)100 Words or Less – Hardwired (2009)
A review of direct-to-DVD film Hardwired (2009) in 100 words or less.
Read More 100 Words or Less – Hardwired (2009)Inside No. 9 – The Top Nine Episodes
Over 49 episodes, Reece Shearsmith and Steve Pemberton have made the definitive anthology show. One episode might be the scariest thing you’ve ever seen, the next might be kitchen sink drama, and the next might see a flatulent and German Steve Pemberton evacuating his bowels into a shoebox. Which makes ranking them difficult.
Read More Inside No. 9 – The Top Nine EpisodesDoctor Who – ‘The Power of the Doctor’ Review
These kinds of regeneration episodes are tricky. Ultimately, the audience is here for the last three minutes, so I appreciate that showrunner Chris Chibnall absolutely swung for the fences in a story that maybe threatened to collapse under its own weight, but was an enjoyable journey throughout.
Read More Doctor Who – ‘The Power of the Doctor’ ReviewAll V/H/S Segments Ranked – Worst to Best
The V/H/S franchise combines two mainstays of the horror genre: found footage and the anthology format. The hook here is that every grainy segment is written and directed by different people – often the biggest names in horror.
And it’s a wild ride, with each film offering a mix of scares and gore.
Read More All V/H/S Segments Ranked – Worst to Best
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