Comics

Sacred Creatures #1 Review – The Family From Hell

July 19, 2017 Declan Doody

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Family Is Sacred You ever read a book or play a game and think ‘This feels like a TV show’. I don’t mean you’re watching/playing and thinking it would make a good show, but rather one that feels like it already is? I’m not talking about interactive drama games although they walk a fine line […]

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Cartoons

Castlevania Season 1 Review – Vampire Killer

July 10, 2017 Abel G.C.

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I love Castlevania. Ever since I played Super Castlevania IV on my cousin’s SNES it’s a series that has been close to my heart. And it has also given me my favourite video game of all time, Symphony of the Night. So, when Netflix announced that they were producing an animated series with Adi Shankar […]

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Featured

Stephen King’s The Mist (2007) – ReWatch

June 16, 2017 Abel G.C.

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As a Stephen King fan I’ve always enjoyed Frank Darabont adapting his stories. Their relationship goes way back, all in all Darabont was one of the first Dollar Babies.and he directed both The Shawshank Redemption and The Green Mile so he knows a thing or two about adapting King. He had the rights for The […]

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Comics

Regression #1 Review – Blood, Guts And Bugs

May 16, 2017 Declan Doody

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Bugged Out Horror I’ve never really given a lot of time to the horror genre within the comics industry. However during Christmas last, I found myself reading and being scared out of my wits having read the first volume of Image Comics’ Wytches. I’ve read horrors books and never felt as on edge as I did […]

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Latest

New Trailer for It shows Pennywise’s Face!

May 10, 2017 Abel G.C.

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Months ago the first trailer for Andrés Muschietti‘s adaptation of Stephen King‘s It came out. And while it captured the mood we only got blurry glimpses of Pennywise. This has changed. This week during the MTV Movie Awards, the Losers’ Club took the stage to show us another sneak peek of the film. Even scarier […]

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Comics/Books

First Trailer For The Mist TV Series Available

April 14, 2017 Ian Lynam

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Fans of Stephen King may recall his 1980 novella The Mist and its film adaptation in 2008. The alien, oftentimes gritty story blended together inter-dimensional horror with a long hard look at human nature in crisis. Now, however, Christian Torpe is adapting the story to television, shifting the focus from monsters within to without. Thorpe explained to EW: “We establish different […]

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Latest

The Mummy Rises In A Brand New Trailer

April 3, 2017 Declan Doody

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Let me just get this off my chest right now. I don’t like Tom Cruise. I tend to avoid his movies and I’m aware I might have missed out on some good ones but he just bothers me. That said I’ll be lifting my lifetime ban for The Mummy. Why? Check out the trailer and see for yourself! […]

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Latest

Bela Lugosi – Nerd Icon

February 12, 2017 Ian Lynam

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True Blood, The Strain, Being Human and yes, even Twilight; we live in an age where the figure of the vampire is more widely known than ever before. Granted, depictions of vampires across all cultures go nearly as far back as human civilisation itself, but our views on the undead have certainly become more nuanced over […]

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Anime

Parasyte -the maxim ‘Kiseijū Sei no Kakuritsu’ – Otaku Review

January 12, 2017 Declan Doody

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Parasyte -the maxim (寄生獣 セイの格率 Kiseijū: Sei no Kakuritsu) is the anime adaptation of the 1980’s manga series Parasyte. The series, produced by Madhouse, first aired in 2014, over twenty years after the manga was first published. Parasyte -the maxim ran for 24 episodes before wrapping in 2015. The final English dub episode aired last year. Infection The […]

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Anime

Deadly Gore – Otaku Digest

October 30, 2016 Céire Ní Dalaigh

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It is the spookiest time of year and we all know what that means. We are overdosing on sugar, horror and gore left right and centre. Anime may come off as cute and sweet sometimes, usually always on the surface but it can be even more brutal than some live action series and films. Why […]

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