Ah yes, the good old, tried and true origin story. Every hero gets one, it seems, as it’s a time honored tradition in comic book
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Tales From The Crypt – Season 4, Episode 4: Seance (1992) – Review
Regular readers of my takes from the crypt may be familiar with the fact that I tend to sway more towards the overtly horror themed
Widow’s Bay – Season 1, Episode 10: We Hope You Enjoyed Your Time! (2026) – Review
Well, sadly it’s time for our stay in Widow’s Bay to end, but I’ve got to say, I’ve truly enjoyed visiting this wonderfully peculiar series
Luke Cage – Season 1, Episode 3: Who’s Gonna Take The Weight? (2016) – Review
After the last episode managed to get the Luke Cage experience down cold, it’s now up to the rest of the season to maintain it,
Tales From The Crypt – Season 4, Episode 3: On A Dead Man’s Chest (1992) – Review
You’d think that after such a string of high profile directors, I wouldn’t be so impressed when yet another one turns up to play in
Luke Cage – Season 1, Episode 2: Code Of The Streets (2016) – Review
Three seasons into Netflix’s Marvel universe have already taught me to be somewhat wary. While Daredevil and Jessica Jones both had dizzying highs that genuinely
Tales From The Crypt – Season 4, Episode 2: This’ll Kill Ya (1992) – Review
Compiling anthology premieres are something of an artform, especially when they’re delivered in the style of Tales From The Crypt. In case you’d forgotten, whenever
Luke Cage – Season 1, Episode 1: Moment Of Truth (2016) – Review
It’s worth mentioning that in only three seasons of television, the Netflix arm of the Marvel Cinematic Universe had managed to deliver more diversity in
Tales From The Crypt – Season 4, Episode 1: None But The Lonely Heart (1992) – Review
While the third season of HBOs horror extravaganza certainly delivered its fair share of the goods, there was a lingering feeling that Tales From The
Widow’s Bay – Season 1, Episode 9: Emergency Centre (2026) – Review
We’re at the penultimate episode of Widow’s Bay, and like almost every single show that’s ever come before it, the time has come to ensure
Widow’s Bay – Season 1, Episode 8: Your Baggage (2026) – Review
What, you didn’t think it was really over, did you?With three episodes left to air, the chances that anyone actually thought the issues of Widow’s
Spider-Noir – Season 1, Episode 8: The Man In The Mask (2026) – Review
Well, after plenty of fights, a spot of illegal experimentation and a whole bunch of booze, we’ve finally reached the end of the crazy adventures
Spider-Noir – Season 1, Episode 7: Nobody’s Hero (2026) – Review
As Kirby’s Bondian opening theme swells out of our speakers for the penultimate time, there’s a real sense that Spider-Noir has fully hit its stride
Spider-Noir – Season 1, Episode 6: Nightmare On A Gurney (2026) – Review
While I’ve been loving the deranged take on 30s Film Noir stylings that Spider-Noir has been furnishing us with, the little segue into freakish, mutant
Spider-Noir – Season 1, Episode 5: Betrayal (2026) – Review
Anyone familiar with the ins and outs of the type of behavior usually seen within the confines of Film Noir will know that the title
Spider-Noir – Season 1, Episode 4: A Mistake I’ll Never Make Again (2026) – Review
As the adventures of Spider-Noir weave entertainingly back and forth between superhero slug fests and noirish brooding, we find the show hitting its midway point
Spider-Noir – Season 1, Episode 3: Double Cross (2026) – Review
After the superhero/noir blowout of episode 2, I’m not surprised that Spider-Noir’s third episode has felt the need to conserve a bit of energy. But
Widow’s Bay – Season 1, Episode 7: Seasickness (2026) – Review
Since it started, Widow’s Bay has gradually worked its way up the ranks located within my brain to stand as one of my most anticipated
Widow’s Bay – Season 1, Episode 6: Our History (2026) – Review
If you’re one of those people who think Widow’s Bay has given us its best shot when it comes to audacious rug pulls, you may
Spider-Noir – Season 1, Episode 2: Tread Lightly (2026) – Review
After watching the first episode of Spider-Noir, I couldn’t help but feel that there was something overwhelmingly familiar about the noir-drenched superheroics of the rumpled
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