Brian and Charles (2022) Review

Brian and Charles is a feature length adaptation of the 2017 short fil of the same name. Starring and written by David Earl and Chris Hayward and directed by Jim Archer, the film is a bittersweet and often hilarious look at lonliness and letting go.

What I’m Reading – ‘Seven Cities of Gold’ by David Moles

This book has promise, but just from reading the first page you get the distinct impression that Moles had bitten off more than he could chew. The story claims it is a meditation on 9/11, the War on Terror, Iraq, and Hurricane Katrina – as well as being full of “emblematic violence and acute symbolism”.

All this, in just 66 pages.

New Book! – ‘The Torment of Thomas Farriner’

We’ve published a book! It’s a collection of short stories, and it’s available on Amazon right now!

Philip K. Dick’s Electric Dreams – Father Thing (Review And Comparison)

The alternative anthology series returns after a hiatus with a familiar tale of alien invaders. With added Greg Kinnear!

Philip K. Dick’s Electric Dreams – Human Is (Review And Comparison)

Before we take a quick break from Electric Dreams, we have ‘Human Is’ based on the 1955 story of the same name.

This story sticks the closest to the original story out of all the episodes so far. It’s also the best yet,

Philip K. Dick’s Electric Dreams – Real Life (Review And Comparison)

Is the world real? Or is this reality just a dream? Or a fantasy? These are age-old science fiction questions but ‘Real Life’ does something interesting with it the result is the best episode so far.

Philip K. Dick’s Electric Dreams – The Commuter (Review and Comparison)

The third episode of the science fiction anthology series is the most grounded one yet. Does the kitchen sink drama ruin the sci-fi? Or is it a nice change of pace?

Philip K. Dick’s Electric Dreams – The Hood Maker (Review and Comparison)

The first episode of Channel Four’s new anthology series, based on the work of science fiction master Phillip K. Dick.

‘The Hood Maker’ is classic sci-fi with some big ideas and excellent performances – and it promises great things to come.

Wait For Me (Short Film)

After a cataclysmic event one man remains behind, wandering from house to house. We’ve been working on this short film for the past few weeks. We used a new camera and spent a bit more time on it. We’re both very proud of it. Enjoy and let us know what you think!

Doctor Who ‘Face the Raven’ Review

“You’ll find that it’s a very small universe when I’m angry with you” And with that we say goodbye to another companion of The Doctor. Clara has gone and The Doctor is all alone, but was it a fitting goodbye? This episode also saw the return of Rigsy from ‘Flatline’ which could very well have […]