That’s the snappiest title for an article ever but moving on from that we take down some of the best movies off our shelves they’ve nothing to do with Christmas but for some reason they make the perfect holiday movie. Clear your schedule, we’ve got a marathon planned!
In the first of our brand new series ‘Retro Corner’, our resident old schooler digs into the dusty vaults of games from years gone by to bring us some gems. This week he digs up LOTR: Battle for Middle Earth and tells us why we should go out and get a copy today!
Ghost of Tsushima is the hotly anticipated title from Sony owned Sucker Punch Productions. This action adventure blends storytelling with exploration and dynamic combat, while it’s open-world . Set in the late 13th century, you are Jin Sakai, a Samurai defending the island of Tsushima from the brutal Mongol invasion. The game starts of a […]
The Amazonian demigoddess that is Women Woman, returns in Wonder Woman 1984. Set many years after her debut outing set in WWI, the story picks up, as the title suggests, in 1984. The lush and colourful backdrop of the 80’s also brings a new soundtrack, as the trailer is set to the beat of New […]
Microsoft’s Xbox E3 Briefing was something else. Fifty games were shown which included a mix of 18 exclusive games, 15 world premieres, the return of iconic game series and some pretty awesome games. The conference had a well paced rhythm to it, as it dotted in some information for Xbox Game Pass, ID Xbox titles […]
So I’m a little late to the party with this, but for the last two weeks or so I’ve been sick on and off and therefore I’ve needed something to watch. Now, I was one of those people who watched a few episodes when Shadowhunters first aired and then decided it wasn’t for me, much […]
I don’t know about you guys, but when Guardians of the Galaxy was first released in 2014, I was one of the skeptical ones. Having seen the Collector pop up in the after credits scene for Thor: The Dark World, I was one of the ones unsure about the whole look of Guardians. But of […]
In 2017, when you say ‘Marvel movie’, you think of Avengers, Captain America: Civil War, X-Men or Deadpool. There was a time, however, when Marvel made what many believe to be a very bad movie. I am talking about the first ever live-action, feature length theatrical release of Howard the Duck in 1986. Technically speaking, Marvel Studios did not exist […]
*SPOILER WARNING* Death is a natural part of life that we are all faced with sooner or later. Fictional deaths however happen at a far more frequent rate than I would like. From comics to tv shows there have been many characters killed off that got some reaction from me. Be it anger and confused or […]
Tomorrow is the 45th anniversary of Shaft, the jewel in the crown of the blaxploitation genre. Even the powerful effect this film had on American cinema is overshadowed by its phenomenal cultural impact. Richard Roundtree’s portrayal of John Shaft turned him into a cinema icon and became a measuring stick for power, strength, confidence and […]
