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Twisted Metal – Season 1, Episode 8: EV3L1N (2023) – Review
Often, when a show needs that extra boost, writers will engage what I like to call the Joss Whedon Protocol – which essentially means someone’s
Tetsuo II: Body Hammer (1992) – Review
There’s been a long and storied history of young, visionary directors who chose to semi-remake their rough-looking, low budget debuts with more cash and experience
The Blackening (2022) – Review
One of the most notorious tropes of cinema is that of the black character either dying first, or, at the very least, not making it
Evolution (2001) – Review
The special effects comedy is a notoriously tough beast to pull off. Essentially perfected by Ghostbusters back in 1984, filmmakers have been trying to sniff
Twisted Metal – Season 1, Episode 7: NUTH0UZ (2023) – Review
For a show that’s basically about lunatics driving around a post-apocalyptic wasteland, Twisted Metal has taken some appropriately odd detours when it comes to its
Invasion Of The Body Snatchers (1956) – Review
Of all the shifty, manipulative and duplicitous aliens ever to take a punt at taking over the world during the heyday of 50s science fiction,
FUBAR – Season 1, Episode 8: That’s It And That’s All (2023) – Review
Over the period of seven episodes, I feel I’ve been incredibly positive about Arnold Schwarzenegger’s comedy action show about CIA agents trying to balance their
Haute Tension (2003) – Review
Anyone in the know would tell you: don’t fuck with New French Extremity because it would most likely fuck you back.Linked to the New Extremity
Equilibrium (2002) – Review
In the wake of The Matrix, it was unsurprisingly fair game for any kind of action/sci-fi that clothed its anti-establishment leanings in long black coats
The Gift (2000) – Review
Sandwiched between his earlier, gonzoid classics and his later, bigger budgeted, superhero phase, Sam Raimi had, what could be called his “sensible period”. Easing back
Twisted Metal – Season 1, Episode 6: DRVTHRU (2023) – Review
After the previous episode of Twisted Metal, we saw the show nudge its steering wheel into a more layered form of storytelling that started integrating
Blue Beetle (2023) – Review
The DCEU, at the current time of writing, is possibly in the greatest state of flux any long-running connected cinematic universe has ever been in.
Twisted Metal – Season 1, Episode 5: CRZSRDS (2023) – Review
Popping the clutch, slamming in a high gear and compressing that accelerator pedal down as far as it can go, Twisted Metal roars past the
Exorcist: The Beginning (2004) – Review
I don’t know about you, but to me it seems like any attempt to sequelize William Friedkin’s seminal horror titan is destined to be as
Blood And Black Lace (1964) – Review
While Dario Argento is rightfully credited as the uncontested ruler of the slash-tastic murder mystery genre known as Giallo, one of the vital creators of
FUBAR – Season 1, Episode 7: Urine Luck (2023) – Review
As we approach the final hurdle in FUBAR’s eight episode run, it’s time for the show to double down on the emotional pressure these bickering
Nemesis 5: The New Model (2017) – Review
After twenty years of laying dormant, the long forgotten Nemesis suddenly came back on-line and lurched into life. Quite why it decided to do so
Heart Of Stone (2023) – Review
Yep, another day, seemingly means yet another Netflix action/spy thriller led by a superhero actor lands on the streaming site only a short time after
Twisted Metal – Season 1, Episode 4: WHZDARE (2023) – Review
When Twisted Metal was first announced, anyone who was familiar with the original games were no doubt pretty confident with the type of tone the
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