Jessica Jones: Breaking the Dark, by Lisa Jewell
Jessica Jones: Breaking the Dark is the debut novel from the Marvel Crime imprint, but can the superhero and thriller genres work together?
ReviewsBooks & ComicsPeter Ray Allison
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Alien Covenant trailer reaction (better late than never!)
This is going to be a relatively similar to an article that I wrote just over a year ago, sorry!
NewsFilm & TVDave Foy
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McDROID Review
Usually, when it comes to Tower Defence games my ADD-like attention span kicks in, and my brain shuts down quicker than a sated bear in winter.
ReviewsGamingJames Buckingham
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Review - The Ones Below (2015), David Farr
"Is that too cold?" "No, that's fine." And with that surprisingly apt opening exchange, "The Ones Below" begins. I'd like to see what it was like before the last edit, and with a different lighting director - I can't help feeling like they washed away a bit too much of the really gritty bits that would have made this more effective and engrossing.
NewsFilm & TVMark Canty
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The Casebook of Sam Spallucci, by A.S. Chambers
This first casebook is an interesting offering from the Lancastrian author A.S. Chambers .
ReviewsBooks & ComicsPeter Ray Allison
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Interview with Pelgrane Press, Creators of The Dracula Dossier
Pelgrane Press deliver one of the most expansive role-playing campaigns in the history of gaming with their forthcoming kickstarter project: The Dracula Dossier.
FeaturesTabletopPeter Ray Allison
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Review: Stephen King's 11/22/63
11/22/63 is a rare novel by Stephen King that does involve horror, but is it any good? Peter Ray Allison goes back to the good-old-days of 1960's America and finds out.
ReviewsBooks & ComicsPeter Ray Allison
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The Voices
Living with a mental illness is always hard, but nobody truly suffers so much as Jerry (Ryan Reynolds) - a happy go lucky chap, that happens to be a…
ReviewsFilm & TVPhoebe Tonks
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Scarface, Rebooting a Legend and Playing with Political Fire
Last week I let out a little rant about the subject of reboots, it seems this week will be the same.
NewsFilm & TVJames Woodhead
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Slasher Saturdays - Peeping Tom
Last week we discussed a film which is known as one of the most influential horror stories ever released in the cinema.
FeaturesMichael Dodd
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Slasher Saturdays - Psycho
I am obligated to say that there will be spoilers ahead, but as I am going to be talking about one of the most important, well-known and culturally…
FeaturesMichael Dodd
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Dexter: The Finale *SPOILERS*
Since the show began in 2006 I’ve been a huge Dexter fan and also an avid reader of the original novels written by Jeff Lindsay.
ReviewsFilm & TVHani Fearon
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