John Wick
John Wick serves as somewhat of a critique of action films. It is highly likely this is meaning I’m putting on the film, rather than it being intended by the…
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Marvel's Daredevil - definitely worth it!
It’s been years since Daredevil, the movie, came out. Back then Marvel didn’t own the rights to its character and not many fans of Matt Murdock were happy…
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War Thunder - PS4
Despite being around for a few years, War Thunder, from Gaijin, made it’s first big impression at E3 2014, showing off some 354 planes and teasing at a Tank…
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The Rage: Zombie Generation
One might think that the titanic juggernaut that is zombie fiction would be slowing by now. Pierre Boisserie has other ideas…
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Sci-Fi Weekender: The Si(x)th Cycle
Now in its sixth year, the annual Sci-Fi Weekender is quickly gaining a reputation for being a convention that is more than a convention.
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iZombie
The latest in the seemingly endless production line of TV shows based on comics, iZombie is the new venture from Veronica Mars creator Rob Thomas with co…
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Magic Of Myths: Faerie
Magic of Myths: Faerie is an interesting prospect. It serves as a sort of side text to the core canon text of Magic of Myths (a review of which can be found…
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Kickstarter Review - Oh My Gods!
Oh My Gods! No, not a game based on the exclamations of teenage girls and The Only Way Is Essex pseudo-celebs, but rather the gods of Olympus.
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Republique: Remastered Review
When does an indie game stop being an indie game? This was a question I found myself wondering several times during my playthrough of Republique: Remastered…
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