REVIEW: Wonder Woman ’77 meets The Bionic Woman #1
Ah the 70’s! The only time and place where women’s lib was represented by TV
Interview with the Gang Leader of Young Terrorists – Matt Pizzolo
Last week saw the release of the second issue of Young Terrorists from Black Mask
REVIEW: Antlion ModMic5
Antlion Audio had reached out to a number of sites that are involved in podcasts
MOVIE REVIEW: Manchester by the Sea
Casey Affleck stars as a young man who has gone through an unbelievable trauma to
MOVIE REVIEW: Denial
The story of Holocaust denier David Irving and the court case he brought against actual
REVIEW: Divinty III: Stalinverse Book 1
Valiant takes a step towards an alternative universe with this new Divinity series, which features
REVIEW: Executive Assistant Iris: Enemies Among Us #1
Looking back at my previous reviews, it has been quite a while since I looked
MOVIE REVIEW: Jackie
Natalie Portman stars as Jackie Kennedy who one week after the funeral of JFK gives
MOVIE REVIEW: Collateral Beauty
Will Smith stars as an advertising executive who has lost his child to a rare
REVIEW: Young Terrorists #2
Ambiguity is an odd word, covering a multitude of situations, decisions, ramifications and the choices
MOVIE REVIEW: La La Land
A bitter Jazz pianist and a frustrated wannabe actress who works in a coffee shop
J!NX and Psyonix Launch New Rocket League Apparel Line
Jinx Inc. (stylized J!NX) and independent video game developer and publisher, Psyonix, have released a
MOVIE REVIEW: Why Him?
The downward spiral of American comedies continues. This time James Franco plays the colourful millionaire
REVIEW: Red Sonja Vol 4 #0
Recently I spent some time with the guys on Flipside Focus, the podcast aimed at
REVIEW: Cinderella – Serial Killer Princess #1 (of 4)
Another month and we have another Zenescope twist on a childhood story. This time, the
MOVIE REVIEW: Silence
The new film from legendary Director Martin Scorsese tells the story of Jesuit Priests in
REVIEW: Batman #12
Batman’s persona has varied over the years due to the amount of creative teams that
MOVIE REVIEW: Loving
Powerful love story set in Virginia in the 1960’s. A White man and an African
REVIEW: One Week in the Library
Image, never ones to shy away from trying something new, have brought out this one
MOVIE REVIEW: Birth of a Nation
It’s 1809 and Nat Turner, a literate slave who preaches to the other slaves on
