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South Park: The Fractured But Whole – It Doesn’t Stink

November 2, 2017 Laura Kelly

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If you follow my work, you’ll know I’ve already made my feelings about South Park clear; I love the show, I loved the Stick of Truth and I’m seriously considering dressing my boyfriend up as Mysterion at some point. So I cannot tell you how excited I was to dive into The Fractured But Whole. I mean, […]

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The Walking Dead S8 E2 ‘The Damned’ Review

November 1, 2017 Kayleigh McCoy

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Undoubtedly, the second episode in the latest season of The Walking Dead kept up the themes of all out action, increased undead presence and poignant tension which were prevalent in the season’s first episode. It’s becoming clear now that this season will detail the war between Negan’s Saviors and Ricks allies intensely. In the first […]

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Comics

Scales & Scoundrels #1 – Comicphiles

October 27, 2017 Marcus Deehan

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Story by Sebastian Girner Art by Galaad Published by Image Comics The number of fantasy comics in my To Read pile has completely dwindled this past year. Rat Queens went on (and eventually returned from) hiatus. Shutter came to an end, along with a few other short runs I’d been picking up. In fact, by the time Rat Queens did return, it was […]

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The Walking Dead S8 E1 ‘Mercy’ Review

October 25, 2017 Kayleigh McCoy

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No Pressure Season eight of The Walking Dead is undoubtedly going to be one of the show’s most important installations. After starting on a promising note with the introduction of the pivotal villain – Negan – season seven ultimately ended up being a dud. The season progressed into a largely uninteresting game of cat and […]

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Death of Stalin – Review

October 23, 2017 Ian Lynam

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Any lover of comedy ought to be familiar with Armando Iannucci. From the spectacular cringe of Alan Partridge to the foulmouthed tirades of Malcolm Tucker, the man’s contribution to British television, especially in the realm of satire, has been potent. His first outing to film adapted his Thick of It characters to the big screen. […]

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Slots #1 – Comicphiles

October 13, 2017 Abel G.C.

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Written, drawn and coloured by Dan Panosian A couple of days ago I saw a post on Image’s Facebook page about their new series Slots, which is part of Robert Kirkman‘s Skybound imprint. The post immediately caught my eye, and when I was given a chance to    review it I immediately jumped in. By the […]

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Blade Runner 2049 Review – Out Of Retirement

October 12, 2017 Abel G.C.

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It’s been almost a week since I’ve watched Blade Runner 2049 and I’m still struggling to find my words. Or to be more precise, 72 hours since I’ve watched it for the first time. I couldn’t help myself and I already went back to the cinema to watch it. And I’m not going to lie, […]

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Hellblade: Senua’s Sacrifice – Through Hell and Back

October 10, 2017 Laura Kelly

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Recently I was fortunate enough to get my hands on Hellblade: Senua’s Sacrifice. This game immediately caught my interest as being one of the few games to deal with mental health in a serious way. It’s sad that despite mental health being a growing problem in today’s world, there aren’t many games that take it seriously. […]

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Life Is Strange: Before The Storm – Far From Calm

September 11, 2017 Laura Kelly

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We’re at it again, folks! Life Is Strange is back! This time, we’re focusing on everyone’s punk dream girl, Chloe Price, in this prequel Before The Storm. Life is Strange: Before the Storm is set in Arcadia Bay, three years before the events of the first game. Players will take on the role of a rebellious 16-year-old Chloe […]

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Movies

IT Review – You’ll Float Too!

September 11, 2017 Abel G.C.

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The film adaptation of Stephen King‘s It has been a tough nut to crack. Many tried to adapt it, but the film spent ages in development hell. It even looked like Cary Fukunaga would be the one to make the film, at least until he left due to creative differences with New Line Cinema. Fukunaga still […]

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