Evil Dead Remake Review
Straight to the point: It made me laugh, was genuinely creepy and often quite uncomfortable viewing, just like the original.
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Spartacus: War of The Damned Review
Straight to the point; The 4th and final season; this ultra-violent yet engrossing show goes out with a bang. And it’s one hell of a ride…
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One Species, Under Wifi…
The long anticipated new series of Doctor Who hit our screens Saturday night, and what a magnificent start it was!
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Community
When October 19th 2012 came and passed, fans of Community gave a deep sigh.
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Review: A Good Day To Die Hard
Straight to the Point: Some decent action and can be fun, but doesn’t come close to the quality of any of the other Die Hard movies, making this the worst…
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Seven Psychopaths
Straight to the point: You take seven psychopaths and throw them together, shake things up with a few well placed bullets and you get a story worth telling…
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Movie Review: Argo - 9GPS
Straight to the point: Believe the hype and watch this film and I don’t say that very often.
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Doctor Who Quick Read a Quick Let Down
Straight to the point: The Doctor Who “quick reads,” produced by the BBC, I thought was going to be the best value for money I have ever come across.
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The Raid: Movie Review
I didn’t know much about this film until a friend of mine expressed to everybody on his social media feed that a relatively unknown film had come to England’s cinemas from Taiwan called ‘Serbuan maut’ (The Raid: Redemption). He claimed it to be one of the greatest action films he had seen. Because I’m a fan of foreign films, and I don’t mind subtitles, I wished to see it (as I have previously seen some great foreign action films such as ‘Ong Bak’ (Tony Jaa) and ‘Oldboy’ (Choi Min-Sik)). The film
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