03rd Apr2018

‘The Walking Dead 8×14: Still Gotta Mean Something’ Review

by Paul Metcalf

The big question of The Walking Dead’s eighth season has been just who are the real bad guys of the show? In this week’s episode the answer is very clear. When the episode is called ‘Still Gotta Mean Something’ what will it mean after the actions of some? With the escaped prisoners from Hilltop on […]

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29th Mar2018

‘Black Lightning 1×10: Sins of the Father’ Review

by Jason Brigger

Stars: Cress Williams, China Anne McClain, Nafessa Williams, Christine Adams | Developed by Salim Akil With only four episodes left in Season 1 of Black Lightning, the writers are ramping up the intensity and action as the season is fast approaching its conclusion. Anissa/Thunder infiltrates the ASA controlled lab holding the children from the Freeland […]

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28th Mar2018

‘Ash vs. Evil Dead 3×05: Baby Proof’ Review

by Paul Metcalf

In horror there is certain territory that is hard to encroach on, and children is one of them. This week Ash vs Evil Dead brings a toddler into the horror in a way that is shockingly good and brings back memories of Army of Darkness. While Ash (Bruce Campbell) is dealing with the baby from […]

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27th Mar2018

‘The Walking Dead 8×13: Do Not Send Us Astray’ Review

by Paul Metcalf

A world without Negan (Jeffrey Dean Morgan) would be a world where the Saviours are out of control. In this week’s The Walking Dead we see just what this would be like, and the after effects of a battle with a secret silent new killer edge to it. With Negan out of the picture, Simon […]

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26th Mar2018

‘My Hero Academia: Season 2 – Part 1’ Blu-ray Review

by Xenia Grounds

If I had to summarize my thoughts on My Hero Academia Season 1, it would be: It has a relatable high school setting, a great lead character, amazing humor and an entertaining story. However, it ended Season 1 in a way that definitely wasn’t subtle about how a second season should be coming and I’m […]

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22nd Mar2018

‘Philip K. Dick’s Electric Dreams 1×10: Kill All Others’ Review

by Paul Metcalf

This week’s episode of Philip K. Dick’s Electric Dreams appears to have come at a perfect time. With the shady practices of prying into our privacy to understand us, even if we agree to it or not, the Governments of the world have shown the ability to shape how we think. In an extreme version […]

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22nd Mar2018

‘Black Lightning 1×09: The Book of Little Black Lies’ Review

by Jason Brigger

Stars: Cress Williams, China Anne McClain, Nafessa Williams, Christine Adams | Developed by Salim Akil This week’s episode is all about family secrets and the rifts that occur between the characters when the secrets are exposed. Episode 9 opens with Jefferson Pierce releasing his frustrations with Gambi and his secrets on a heavy bag and […]

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21st Mar2018

‘Ash vs Evil Dead 3×04: Unfinished Business’ Review

by Paul Metcalf

If Ash vs Evil Dead is to last then it needs to bring more to the screen than just fight scene of the week, and inventive ways to provide the gore that keeps fans happy. Unfinished Business is an episode that shows that not only can we have an episode heavy in exposition, but we […]

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20th Mar2018

‘The Walking Dead 8×12: The Key’ Review

by Paul Metcalf

After the initial victories in this season of The Walking Dead for Rick (Andrew Lincoln) and his group, it comes as no surprise that Negan (Jeffrey Dean Morgan) would be looking for revenge. One thing we know though is the best laid plans never go as designed. Negan gathers his troops to attack the Hilltop, but an […]

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16th Mar2018

‘Gomorrah: The Complete Season Three’ DVD Review

by Paul Metcalf

Gomorrah is a show about a den of vipers who use people and spit them out when they are past their worth. We shouldn’t like the characters, but we still do, especially Ciro Di Marzio (Marco D’Amore). So is Gomorrah: The Complete Season Three as good as previous seasons? With Genny Savastano (Salvatore Esposito) taking […]

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16th Mar2018

‘Black Lightning 1×08: Equinox: Book of Revelations’ Review

by Jason Brigger

Stars: Cress Williams, China Anne McClain, Nafessa Williams, Christine Adams | Developed by Salim Akil It took eight episodes but we finally found out Gambi’s dirty secrets and Jefferson Pierce is not happy. The writers did not hold back in Black Lightning’s latest episode as the focus shifted away from action and more about everyone’s […]

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15th Mar2018

‘Philip K. Dick’s Electric Dreams 1×09: Safe & Sound’ Review

by Paul Metcalf

Terrorism, whether it be a threat or whether it be real is a tool to create both fear and paranoia. Put into a show like Philip K. Dick’s Electric Dreams and you end up with an episode like Safe and Sound where the insidious nature of technology is shown as a very real and relatable […]

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14th Mar2018

‘Ash vs Evil Dead 3×03: Apparently Dead’ Review

by Paul Metcalf

If there is one thing we should know about horror films by now, it is never to have a funeral. This week’ Ash vs Evil Dead sees Ash (Bruce Campbell) try to make a good impression, with the usual disastrous results. Brandy (Arielle Carver-O’Neill) tries to say goodbye to her mother this week at her […]

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13th Mar2018

‘The Walking Dead 8×11: Dead or Alive Or’ Review

by Paul Metcalf

The Walking Dead over the past few weeks has been dealing with how people deal with loss. This week though, it is back to life trying to survive. With reality of the situation starting to set in though, and vengeance still on some people’s minds, will Carl’s wishes ever come true? This week Daryl (Norman […]

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13th Mar2018

‘WWE Fastlane 2018’ PPV Review

by Phil Wheat

We’re officially on the road to Wrestlemania and Fastlane marks the final pay per view stop for the Smackdown brand (and the last Smackdown-only PPV given that all pay per views are going multi-brand after Wrestlemania 34) with – frankly – a number of filler matches that look like they will add nothing to the […]

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12th Mar2018

‘B: The Beginning’ Review (Netflix Original)

by Xenia Grounds

Written by Katsuya Ishida | Directed by Kazuto Nakazawa & Yoshiki Yamakawa Recently, Netflix has seen a push to expand their anime collection, especially when it comes to their original content; and rumor has it that Netflix is set to add 30 new animes in 2018 alon! The latest one to hit the streaming giant […]

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09th Mar2018

‘The Handmaid’s Tale: The Complete First Season’ DVD Review

by Paul Metcalf

There are some television series that come at just the right time to tap into events going on in society. The Handmaid’s Tale has come at a time when politics is becoming polarised, where you are either “with” or “against” a certain political stance. Could what happens in The Handmaid’s Tale happen in our society? […]

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08th Mar2018

‘Philip K. Dick’s Electric Dreams 1×08: Autofac’ Review

by Paul Metcalf

One of the things that makes Philip K. Dick’s Electric Dreams stand out as a show is that it raises questions about today’s society. Autofac looks at our reliance on the production line, churning out everything the consumer ever needs. Most importantly it is also about the fears we have of the automation of the […]

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07th Mar2018

‘Black Lightning 1×07: Equinox: The Book of Fate’ Review

by Jason Brigger

Stars: Cress Williams, China Anne McClain, Nafessa Williams, Christine Adams | Developed by Salim Akil All is not well in the Black Lightning universe this week. Lynn and Anissa are fighting over the future of Anissa as a superhero, an argument Anissa thinks she won because her mother does not have super powers and does […]

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07th Mar2018

‘Ash vs Evil Dead 3×02: Booth Three’ Review

by Paul Metcalf

If there is one thing we expect from Ash vs Evil Dead it is a lot of a certain type of bodily fluid (blood). When the theme for season three is family and Ash (Bruce Campbell) having kids, there was only a matter of time that another type of fluid came into play. After the […]

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06th Mar2018

‘The Walking Dead 8×10: The Lost & The Plunderers’ Review

by Paul Metcalf

Now that The Walking Dead has featured one of its biggest deaths to date, the fallout continues. The question is of course how the characters deal with their loss, and what does it show of them. In this episode we see sides of people that we may not like, and some surprising revelations. Consolidating forces, […]

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02nd Mar2018

‘Black Lightning 1×06: Three Sevens: The Book of Thunder’ Review

by Jason Brigger

Stars: Cress Williams, China Anne McClain, Nafessa Williams, Christine Adams | Developed by Salim Akil Black Lightning returns after a week off and the last time we saw Black Lightning, he was lying in a parking lot, beat down by his own armor and Whale’s henchman Joey Toledo. Luckily, Lightning has resourceful friends as Gambi […]

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