Aside from that overfamilar first episode and the last instalment that put bumbling, psychotic, self-unaware Eric Frankenstien in the flashback booth, Creature Commandos has been
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Creature Commandos – Season 1, Episode 5: The Iron Pot (2024) – Review
For the last five episodes, James Gunn has been opening up the pasts of a bunch of lesser known DC monsters to reveal the events
Creature Commandos – Season 1, Episode 4: Chasing Squirrels (2024) – Review
The last time we saw the Weasel, he miraculously survived drowning after leaping off a Task Force X transport into the sea just of the
Creature Commandos – Season 1, Episode 3: Cheers To The Tin Man (2024) – Review
Over his career, James Gunn has shown that he has an affinity for the outcasts, the dumped on and the monstrous, tragic figures that most
Creature Commandos – Season 1, Episode 2: The Tourmaline Necklace (2024) – Review
I gotta be honest; after watching the opening episode of the James Gunn scripted, first entry into the brand new DCU, I was struggling to
Creature Commandos – Season 1, Episode 1: The Collywobbles (2024) – Review
In the wake of the closure of the DCEU and the anticipated start of the DCU, numerous fans have been wondering what James Gunn and
Daredevil – Season 3, Episode 13: A New Napkin (2018) – Review
After weathering twelve unbroken episodes of abject misery, the time has come for Matthew Murdock to finally get his big showdown. The stakes couldn’t possibly
Daredevil – Season 3, Episode 12: One Last Shot (2018) – Review
As we reach the penultimate episode of Daredevil’s third season, we should take a step back just to see how big the stakes truly are.
Daredevil – Season 3, Episode 11: Reunion (2018) – Review
It really does seem that Daredevil’s third season is living a charmed life. Armed with Bulleye’s aim and Daredevil’s reactions, the season has managed to
Daredevil – Season 3, Episode 10: Karen (2018) – Review
Sometimes reviewing a TV show is hard. Often, when rating a season episode by episode, things can get oddly samey even if the overall quality
Daredevil – Season 3, Episode 9: Revelations (2018) – Review
We’re now comfortably in the cool down period that usually happens when a Daredevil season gets in sight of its big finale where it busies
Daredevil – Season 3, Episode 8: Upstairs/Downstairs (2018) – Review
Not to keep knocking lumps out of season 2 (I actually really liked vast majority of it), but it’s biggest flaw was that is just
Daredevil – Season 3, Episode 7: Aftermath (2018) – Review
While the likes of the Kingpin, the Hand, Elektra, Bullseye and the Punisher have all proven to be formidable opponents throughout the Netflix run of
Daredevil – Season 3, Episode 6: The Devil You Know (2018) – Review
We’re six episodes in to Daredevil’s third season and there’s a real feeling that everything we’ve come to expect from the Man Without Fear’s Netflix
Daredevil – Season 3, Episode 5: The Perfect Game (2018) – Review
The benefits of transporting your superhero over to the small screen may sometimes limit some of those bigger, budget-busting moments, but one clear advance it
Daredevil – Season 3, Episode 4: Blindsided (2018) – Review
If one thing Daredevil has managed to become famous for – other than creating an impossibly gritty world for its titular hero to run around
Daredevil – Season 3, Episode 3: No Good Deed (2018) – Review
As we forge ahead into the continuous disintegration of Matt Murdock, it’s good to know people that after two seasons and a spinoff, the show
Daredevil – Season 3, Episode 2: Please (2018) – Review
As we enter the second episode of the “season oneification” of Daredevil, the almost brutal attempts to return the series back to its stripped back
Daredevil – Season 3, Episode 1: Resurrection (2018) – Review
The Defenders admittedly had its moments, but lets be honest, any major plot thread belonging to any of the individual super characters was promptly sped
The Defenders – Season 1, Episode 8: The Defenders (2017) – Review
So, after sixty five lead up episodes spread out over five individual seasons that cover four different lead characters (not to mention the seven previous
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