Reviews

Review: Doctor Who Series 8, Episode 3: "Robot of Sherwood"

September 8, 2014 Ryan O' Connor

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Writer: Mark Gatiss. Director: Paul Murphy. Starring: Peter Capaldi, Jenna Coleman, Tom Riley, Ben Miller. Robin Hood! The Doctor! Two absolutely quintessential British heroes, both mysterious legends and dashing rogues in their own right. Whilst the expanded Doctor Who universe has occasionally taken a couple of forays into the subject matter of the two meeting, this episode […]

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Review: Hacktivist

September 5, 2014 ArcadeAdmin

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Title: Hacktivist Created by: Alyssa Milano Written by: Jackson Lanzing & Colin Kelly Art by: Marcus To & Ian Herring Letters by: Deron Bennet Published by: Archaia Black Label “What if Mark Zuckerberg and Anonymous joined forces and used their powers for good?” That’s probably the simplest way to describe the premise of this graphic […]

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‘Missing Out!’ Review: Saga

September 5, 2014 Declan Doody

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‘Missing Out!’ is, I hope, the ideal series for the lazy geek! If like me you’ve an army of geeky mates then you’ll know that they are always plugging their favorite shows, movies, comics, anime and games at you and for whatever reason you’ll just nod, smile and half promise to ‘totally check it out’!  […]

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'Missing Out!' Review: Saga

September 5, 2014 Declan Doody

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‘Missing Out!’ is, I hope, the ideal series for the lazy geek! If like me you’ve an army of geeky mates then you’ll know that they are always plugging their favorite shows, movies, comics, anime and games at you and for whatever reason you’ll just nod, smile and half promise to ‘totally check it out’!  […]

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Review: Worbla Workshop

September 5, 2014 Declan Doody

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I posted recently about a workshop taking place in Dublin last weekend. It was presented by cosplayer and entrepeneur Anathiel and took place in the comfort of her own home – now what I neglected to mention in my event posting was that I would be attending and secondly… I am a walking ‘arts-n-craftstrophe, meaning […]

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Review: Lucy

September 3, 2014 Anthony McGlynn

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Scarlet Johannson has had a very strong, but somewhat strange year. Back in March we saw her in Under The Skin, a bizarre low-budget meditation on alienation and sci-fi from English film-maker Johnathan Glazer. Then in April she tore up the big screen alongside Chris Evans in Captain America: The Winter Soldier, a film which, […]

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Review: Doctor Who Series 8, Episode 2: “Into The Dalek”

August 31, 2014 Ryan O' Connor

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Writers: Phil Ford and Steven Moffat. Director: Ben Wheatley. Starring: Peter Capaldi, Jenna Coleman, Zawe Ashton, Michael Smiley, Samuel Anderson. A Dalek episode is always something of a special occasion, isn’t it? The Doctor’s oldest and most deadly enemies making an appearance on our screens is a joyous thing to behold, a wonderful event that […]

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Review: Doctor Who Series 8, Episode 2: "Into The Dalek"

August 31, 2014 Ryan O' Connor

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Writers: Phil Ford and Steven Moffat. Director: Ben Wheatley. Starring: Peter Capaldi, Jenna Coleman, Zawe Ashton, Michael Smiley, Samuel Anderson. A Dalek episode is always something of a special occasion, isn’t it? The Doctor’s oldest and most deadly enemies making an appearance on our screens is a joyous thing to behold, a wonderful event that […]

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Review: Boyhood

August 30, 2014 Jack Dempsey

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Richard Linklater is a director and screen-writer that is viable to court the title auteur, much in the same way as Tim Burton, Chris Nolan or Ken Loach. One could also add to that list John Michael McDonagh (Calvary) and Wes Anderson (The Grand Budapest Hotel). Like them all, Linklater’s films are recognizable for their  thematic concerns and stylistic conceits. Also […]

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Review: Sin City: A Dame To Kill For

August 29, 2014 Anthony McGlynn

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Nine years is a long time to wait for a sequel. In that length of time, we’ve had the entire Marvel movie-verse be constructed, and both the Fantastic Four and Spider-Man films end only to be rebooted again. But nine years is how long its taken for Robert Rodriguez and Frank Miller to come out […]

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