Lucifer - "like a bat out of hell, in an Armani suit"
In the beginning…. The angel ‘Lucifer’ was cast out of heaven and condemned to rule hell for all eternity; until he decided to take a vacation…
ReviewsFilm & TVJosh Varney
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Legends of Tomorrow
Legends of Tomorrow premiered a few days ago, bringing yet another rag-tag bunch of superheroes team to the small screen.
ReviewsFilm & TVCristina Bogdan
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Agent Carter Returns: 2 hour spectacle (spoiler alert)
Before we start, SPOILER ALERT!! SPOILERS AHEAD!!!! Last night saw the return of the beautiful Hayley Atwell as the Marvel Fan Favourite “Agent Carter” for…
ReviewsFilm & TVJosh Varney
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Shadowhunters: TV - a review
For the fans of Cassandra Clare’s book series The Mortal Instruments, last week couldn’t roll around sooner.
ReviewsFilm & TVCristina Bogdan
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FLASH GORDON: 35th Anniversary Event
The past weekend I’ve had the privilege of being in the company of some of my childhood heroes.
ReviewsFilm & TVJosh Varney
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The Hunger Games: Mockingjay Part 2 Review
Have you written an epic, three-part story with an eponymous hero (ideally a strong female) battling against the odds for the good of the people/mankind?
ReviewsFilm & TVJames Buckingham
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Marvel's Jessica Jones: AKA Netflix Winner
It’s been a fun 24 hours, it’s also been a long 24 hours. At midnight on the 20th of November a brand new Netflix Marvel series dropped, in all its glory, and…
ReviewsFilm & TVJosh Varney
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Supergirl: Super Average
I recently started a new job which has kept me pretty busy - last week, doubly so.
ReviewsFilm & TVTom Sorsby
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Crimson Peak - No.
I recently got to watch Crimson Peak in theatre, then I needed a few days to recover.
ReviewsFilm & TVCristina Bogdan
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From Bedrooms to Billions
Film title: From Bedrooms to Billions Director: Anthony and Nicola Caulfield Starring: Peter Molyneux, Jeff Minter, Dave Perry and many more.
ReviewsFilm & TVLiam Anthony
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Parasyte -the maxim- - Review
If I said to you, “I’ve just watched a touching, emotional contemplation on humanity’s role as a member of a biosphere,” you’d assume I’d watched some art…
ReviewsFilm & TVSean P. Wallace
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The Messenger Review
Normally, when someone says a film is morose, you’d expect to be in for a dour and dingy experience; a Tim Burton film without the charm, that sort of thing.
ReviewsFilm & TVSean P. Wallace
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