Reviews

Art

Webcomic: Fisheye Placebo

November 7, 2013 Naomi Bolger

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This week, I’m taking a look at a stunning new web-comic by the incredible artist, Yuumei. Yuumei is a long-term deviantART member, and chances are, if you use the website, you know her work. With a strange, neon style that’s an interesting combination of digital painting and an almost technological feel, it’s guaranteed to leave […]

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Opinion

Exploitation Films: One Man's Rampage, Part 3

November 6, 2013 Liam Kavanagh

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The Crème-de-la-Gore Of Exploitation. The time has finally arrived. We enter the exploitation endgame. Cue the showdown music… Liam Kavanagh

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Opinion

Exploitation Films: One Man’s Rampage, Part 3

November 6, 2013 Liam Kavanagh

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The Crème-de-la-Gore Of Exploitation. The time has finally arrived. We enter the exploitation endgame. Cue the showdown music… Liam Kavanagh

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Comics/Books

Review: Thor – The Dark World

November 5, 2013 Anthony McGlynn

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Never in my wildest dreams growing up, getting up absurdly early on Saturday morning in order to watch cartoons did I think that someday I would be seeing a Thor film that was preceded by trailers for X-Men: Days of Future Past, Captain America: Winter Soldier and The Hobbit: The Desolation of Smaug, but so […]

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Comics/Books

Review: Zara Rogers

November 4, 2013 Liam Kavanagh

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The old three-panel comic strip that once drew adults and children alike to newspapers in its post-war heyday has seen something of a resurgence thanks to the growth and exposure potential of the webcomic format. The neat, quick bursts of story provided by the format are perfectly suited to an age when comics are moving […]

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Music

Review: Scoffers – Special Nothing

November 4, 2013 Liam Kavanagh

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Aside from say the Chemical Brothers, Gorillaz and to a lesser extent Faithless, trip-hop isn’t exactly a hugely famous or saleable music genre this side of the Pacific, and Eastern European trip-hop is more or less anonymous. So Polish newcomers Scoffers have their work cut out if they want to make a splash outside their […]

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Anime/Cartoons

High Score: Panty & Stocking with Garterbelt

November 1, 2013 Andy Kavanagh

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And now for something completely different.   Last week on High Score we explored the majestic folk-fantasy stylings of Yasunori Mitsuda and Chrono Cross. We talked about driving guitars, racing violins and timing changes worthy of Steve Reich. Today we’ll be on a different level altogether and not just because we’re looking at an anime. As […]

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Anime/Cartoons

High Score: Panty & Stocking with Garterbelt

November 1, 2013 Andy Kavanagh

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And now for something completely different.   Last week on High Score we explored the majestic folk-fantasy stylings of Yasunori Mitsuda and Chrono Cross. We talked about driving guitars, racing violins and timing changes worthy of Steve Reich. Today we’ll be on a different level altogether and not just because we’re looking at an anime. As […]

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Opinion

Halloween Essential Viewing Week #3

October 31, 2013 Anthony McGlynn

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Be afraid…… Be very afraid. The day is finally upon us. Inconveniently positioned on a Thursday, Halloween and its annual celebration of horror is now almost over. Bummer. BUT, fear not, I do have one more week of horror recommendations to check out before All Hallows Eve returns to the abyss from whence it came […]

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Games

Horror Games for Halloween: Dead Space

October 30, 2013 Anthony McGlynn

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There are a fair share of games in the horror genre out there that deliver big scares and compelling story. Silent Hill, Resident Evil, Alan Wake, and there’s a fair share of games that deliver a very very action packed horror experience, like latter day Resident Evil and Doom. There aren’t a lot of games […]

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