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Agents Of S.H.I.E.L.D S4 Ep2 ‘Meet the New Boss’ Review

September 30, 2016 Adam Lacey

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“Meet The New Boss” opens with a young boy sleeping. He is woken by the appearance of the strange ghost that was released in the last episode. As his father comes to check on his son, who is now in the living room, the ghost reappears. Lost, and confused it transpires that this was once […]

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Fossil Echo Review

September 26, 2016 Ciaran Nolan

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There was a time in my life where all you had to do was say “beautiful platformer with a cute main character” and I would drop everything to buy it. Today it takes a lot more than just a pretty face to keep my interest, and nothing made me realize this more than Fossil Echo. Puzzle platformers […]

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Click (2006) – Screen Savers

September 24, 2016 Julie Hassett

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Needless to say, these days movies featuring Adam Sandler carries a dark cloud over them. After his flourishing success in the nineties, recent times have hit the once famous comedian hard. Prepare yourself as I take you back to 2006, in a time when comedy hit that ‘awkward teen stage,’ in that it wasn’t quite typical […]

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Agents Of S.H.I.E.L.D S4 Ep1 ‘The Ghost’ Review

September 21, 2016 Adam Lacey

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Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D has returned, in a blazing flurry of vengeance with its autumn premiere of ‘The Ghost’. A darker, more mature tone is established right from the offset of Season 4. Predominately through the introduction of the Ghost Rider character Robbie Reyes. But the episode also introduced our first glimpse of the supernatural within the […]

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Armello Review – The King Is Dead! Long Live Me!

September 21, 2016 Declan Doody

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In my hunt for power I’d totally kill a King! I’m just being honest! (I’ve also probably found myself on a list somewhere for writing that statement). Thankfully Oz developers/publishers League of Geeks have created Armello and by proxy quenched my regicidal thirst. (You can take me off the list now!) Armello is, put simply, a digital […]

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American Horror Story S6 Ep 1 Review – Chapter One

September 20, 2016 Niamh Ennis

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American Horror Story: Roanoke returns to the full on ghost story feel of Season 1, if admittedly a little slowly. Most of the seasons have featured ghosts or haunted locations, including the last season, but not focused exclusively on haunting by people. Based on a real-life former colony in North Carolina, the first episode opens with […]

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Kubo And The Two Strings Review – Heartstrings Played

September 20, 2016 Declan Doody

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Cinematically it’s been a very mixed bag so far this year! If it’s not a reboot or a sequel then it’s a rehash of a tired story or character trope. Kubo And The Two Strings does everything in its power and 102 minutes running time to break the year’s cycle. And it does so… in spectacular fashion! […]

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Forgotten Childhood – Batman: Mask Of The Phantasm

September 10, 2016 NickF

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I love Batman. Who doesn’t, right? He’s a great hero. In the last few years, The Internet  (hello, you!) has loved to talk about how he’s the hero of an adolescent, how he’s an emotionally stunted, selfish sociopath who takes his problems out on poor people. That way of looking at Batman got a lot […]

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Lights Out Review – Better In The Dark

September 7, 2016 Anthony McGlynn

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Horror is a genre that often benefits from as little explanation as possible. Nothing is more terrifying than the unknown and cruelty is all the moreso when it is without reason. Lights Out is a horror film with plenty of gumption for scares that spends far too much time explaining itself when it could be […]

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Pan-Pan Review

September 7, 2016 Ciaran Nolan

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As I found myself running around stealing eggs from an angry duck to a Benny Hill theme in the first hour of Pan-Pan, I knew I had struck gold. Going mostly under a lot of peoples radar, Pan-Pan is a lovingly crafted puzzle exploration game that uses pastel low poly art to tell a simple […]

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