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Green Lantern (2011) – Screen Savers

June 29, 2017 Declan Doody

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No Evil Shall Escape My Sight; Especially This Movie When it comes to members of the Justice League that I’m knowledgeable about, Green Lantern is somewhere between Elongated Man and the guy who works in the canteen. Green Lanterns whether it’s Hal Jordan, Kyle Rayner, Alan Scott or Guy Gardner really never caught my attention. […]

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Crosswind #1 Review – Bodies, Swapping And Blood

June 28, 2017 Declan Doody

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Yesterday Was Freaky The first issue from comic that advertises itself as ‘Freaky Friday meets Goodfellas’ has it’s work cut out for itself with that tagline. The first few pages of Crosswind #1 start with a bang. Literally! The sound resonates and grows louder throughout the rest of the first issue. That’s not a surprise […]

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American Gods S01E08 ‘Come To Jesus’ Review

June 23, 2017 Abel G.C.

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Well, here we are; it’s the season finale of American Gods. This review is a bit late, so my apologies for that. I got sidetracked by life, and I also didn’t know what to say. I’ve been struggling to find words for this review ever since I watched the episode. Though that might be because […]

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Danger Zone – Review – Revvin’ Up Your Engine

June 22, 2017 Brian Dooley

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Somebody Call Kenny Loggins… Danger Zone is developed by Three Fields Entertainment and is a spiritual spin-off to game series Burnout’s Crash Mode. It’s a simple concept. Drive your vehicle into traffic and cause as much damage as possible, to achieve a score. That’s the concept anyway, which is stretched across 4 training levels and 20 […]

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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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American Gods S01E07 “A Prayer for Mad Sweeney” Review

June 14, 2017 Abel G.C.

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Last week’s episode of American Gods felt like one of those moments where you leave your house, and when you’re halfway through where you’re going you realise you’ve forgotten your wallet. So you have to go back for it. I’m not sure if I wrote that, but if I didn’t I thought something like that. […]

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American Gods S01E06 “A Murder of Gods” Review

June 7, 2017 Abel G.C.

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So far this season American Gods hasn’t been shy when it comes to sociopolitical commentary. But this week they dialed it up to 12 (it’s one more than 11!) and the result is eerie. “You already know my name” When a couple of episodes ago Mr. Wednesday mentioned Mexican Jesus I wondered if this would […]

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Prey Review – Hunted Becomes Hunter

May 26, 2017 Alice

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Prey is pretty good. A little rough on the early game difficulty though. It’s the latest game from Arkane Studios, well-known for the Dishonored series. They also developed Bioshock 2. Comparisons to Dishonored and Bioshock are not unfair at all. A lot of the mechanics will be familiar if you’ve played those titles. But more […]

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American Gods S01E04 ‘Git Gone’ Review

May 24, 2017 Abel G.C.

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Another week, another American Gods episode (with a slight delay in the review, so my apologies for that!) Don’t get me wrong, it was a terrific episode… but it felt weird. The story hasn’t advanced at all because this episode focuses only on Laura Moon, catching up to the ending of episode 3. The title […]

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What Remains of Edith Finch – Review

May 21, 2017 Alice

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Hoo, boy! This’ll be something. If you’ve read any of my other reviews you’ll know that they are all more mechanically focused. It’s not that I don’t care of things outside of mechanics but more so I’d often feel ill-equipped to discuss the finer points of narrative and themes in writing. However , I feel […]

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