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It’s been a long time since I was challenged by a shooter game, be it a horizontal or vertically-scrolling title…

It’s been a long time since I was challenged by a shooter game, be it a horizontal or vertically-scrolling title…

“This guy Trevor, he’s hell on Earth. I mean I’m no angel but once you’ve met Trevor then you’ll think I’m an angel”.

It’s hard to remember a time when platform exclusives were more important than they are now.

When Event Horizon was first released, it was widely panned by critics and did abysmally at the box office. It was a flop; even now, it only manages 22% on Rotten Tomatoes, and under-rates at 6.6 on IMDB. But this review isn’t necessarily for that wider target audience; it is for those who want to watch (in my humble opinion) the best sci-fi horror genre-masher since Alien.

There’s something quite satisfying about entering a dungeon, and cleaning out a swathe of undead miscreants in your quest for glory, and booty.

If we can be thankful to touch screen mobile devices for anything, besides providing a great way to avoid uncomfortable silences in social situations, then…

An uninspiring 3rd person cover shooter with badly implemented strategy elements which does nothing for the XCOM franchise and sadly isn't worth your time.

In which a Skrull-hunt turns into an end-of-the-world scenario for the Avengers • An agent of death risks life and limb to discover a secret • A tribute is…

For the past two weeks I have been creating a blog which is hopefully not only of great interest to film geeks, but also of great service.

What starts as a simple point and click mundane job simulator quickly turns into something far darker and much more meaningful. This may not be the prettiest game released this year but it is definitely one of the most memorable and one that everyone should get a chance to play. Glory to Arstotzka.

Take a hugely successful kid’s book series (like Harry Potter) with mythical (or magical) undertones, and turn it into an also hugely successful movie series…

Last week we took a journey back to the earliest days of American cinema and explored an influential forerunner of one of the seminal film genres.