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When not doing things for a movie website... Greig watches movies.
The Hunger Games (2012) – Review
Before we start down the rabbit hole of a dystopian, science fiction franchise that seemed to trade on turbulent love triangles just as much as
Lanterns – Season 1, Episode 6: Bad Optics (2026) – Review
Ah yes, the comedown episode. Now, I don’t know the official name for it – or even if it has one – but in these
Resident Evil (2026) – Review
Look, you can debate all you like about the merits (or lack thereof) of the Mila Jovovich Resident Evil movies, but I for one never
Tales From The Crypt – Season 5, Episode 9: Creep Course (1993) – Review
For a show that’s regularly dealt in vampires, wolf men, ghouls, ghosts, countless zombies and various other classic horror creatures, Tales From The Crypt’s gone
Final Fantasy: The Spirits Within (2001) – Review
Utilising state of the art animation to change the face of science fiction overnight doesn’t particularly sound that hard to do – especially when you
Jessica Jones – Season 2, Episode 9: AKA Shark In The Bathtub, Monster In The Bed (2018) – Review
I have to say, for someone who has made it his business to repeatedly pick holes in the pacing issues of the various Netflix/Marvel shows,
Hungry (2026) – Review
When it comes to watching some form of wildlife suddenly go wild and tear humans apart, it seems that virtually the entire animal kingdom has
In The Grey (2026) – Review
It’s amusing to think that once upon a time, Guy Ritchie was criticised for typecasting himself as a director who solely made “mockney” gangster flick
Tales From The Crypt – Season 5, Episode 8: Well Cooked Hams (1993) – Review
It seems that this season of Tales From The Crypt has something of a fascination about examining the perils of showbiz while in a period
Jessica Jones – Season 2, Episode 8: AKA Ain’t We Got Fun (2018) – Review
After six episodes of set up, and a flashback installment to fill in some exposition, I guess it’s time to see if Jessica Jones’ second
Quarantine 2: Terminal (2011) – Review
As long time fans of cinematic zombie outbreaks know, there’s no real good place for the infected dead to pop up. Farm houses are death
Runner (2026) – Review
In something of a confusing move, we find that only a couple of weeks after Amazon released Gal Gadot’s abysmal jog-or-die action/thriller, The Runner, Alan
Jessica Jones – Season 2, Episode 7: AKA I Want Your Cray Cray (2018) – Review
After a season that’s so far delivered more questions than answers (like any good Noir should), it’s time for Jessica Jones to do a fair
Lanterns – Season 1, Episode 5: Lights Out (2026) – Review
Over the last four episodes, I’ve been fairly confident that after numerous instances of drip feeding Green Lantern lore into it’s gritty detective show stylings,
Puppet Master: Doktor Death (2022) – Review
Could it be that the glowing elixir that keeps Andre Toulon’s killer puppets ticking has been heartily injected into their film series too? It’s a
Spiderhead (2022) – Review
Not content to spend 2022 simply resurrecting Pete “Maverick” Mitchell and stuffing him back behind the joysticks of ludicrously fast planes in his glorious Top
The Walking Dead: Dead City – Season 3, Episode 8: Tenebrae (2026) – Review
Well, here we are, the season finale of the most consistent and enjoyable season of The Walking Dead in years. I’d pretty much had written
Psycho Killer (2026) – Review
Once upon a time, screenwriter Andrew Kevin Walker was Hollywood’s go-to guy when it came to grim, uncompromising content thanks to his script for David
Jessica Jones – Season 2, Episode 6: AKA Facetime (2018) – Review
While the second season of Jessica Jones has been going great guns, I can’t help but feel that, for all of its meaningful themes and