So now that we have Godzilla front and centre in our Godzilla-themed TV show after what seemed like an eternity, the main question now stands
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Godzilla: Singular Point – Season 1, Episode 9: Enrumpent/Those Who Fall (2021) – Review
So here we are. Finally. After teases, skeletons and the occasional blast of the Godzilla fanfare, we finally get to clock Singular Point’s take on
Creepshow – Season 3, Episode 4: Stranger Sings/Meter Reader (2021) – Review
Y’know, I’m not sure if I’m imagining things in my old age – but does anyone else have the feeling that Creepshow’s third season is
Godzilla: Singular Point – Season 1, Episode 8: Graftage/Phantom Figure (2021) – Review
What’s a Kaiju animated series to do? After waiting six whole episodes for Godzilla to finally show up in the flesh, all we got in
Godzilla: Singular Point – Season 1, Episode 7: Omniarch/The Question Mark Of Time (2021) – Review
For a character who has had the amount of screen time Godzilla has, it’s still surprising that so many directors opt to keep him waiting
Godzilla: Singular Point – Season 1, Episode 6: Enfatico/Numbers Without Theory (2021) – Review
“Another lecture I suppose.” laments a character in the latest episode of Godzilla: Singular Point as he spots an email pop up on his computer.
Godzilla: Singular Point – Season 1, Episode 5: Theorist/As Swift As The Wind (2021) – Review
Momentum is certainly building in Godzilla: Singular Point thanks to more Kaiju popping up all over the world faster than branches of Costa Coffee, but
Creepshow – Season 3, Episode 3: The Last Tsuburaya/Okay, I’ll Bite (2021) – Review
Before we head back into our regularly scheduled programming, there’s an issue I’d like to address concerned Creepshow Season’s use of its host/mascot, the Creep.
Godzilla: Singular Point – Season 1, Episode 4: Gadabout/The Future Not Yet Seen (2021) – Review
After the last episode let the Kaiju action off the hook, we find Episode 4 of Godzilla: Singular Point pumping the breaks once more as
Creepshow – Season 3, Episode 2: Skeletons In The Closet/Familiar (2021) – Reviews
In the entertainingly uneven world of Creepshow, the episodes that’s usually landed the most successfully are the ones that trades heavily on the horror community
Creepshow – Season 3, Episode 1: Mums/Queen Bee (2021) – Review
During it’s two season run (plus a couple of specials during all that nasty lockdown business), Creepshow has established itself as the horror anthology equivalent
Godzilla: Singular Point – Season 1, Episode 1: Terzetto/A Distant Road Home (2021) – Review
Given his Japanese heritage and the long history of Anime that’s linked to the culture, it’s been consistently baffling to me that there hasn’t been
Creepshow – Season 2, Episode 5: Night Of The Living Late Show (2021) – Review
Ever since its return back in 2019, one of Creepshow’s most endearing traits surely has to be its insistence on homaging and riffing on not
Creepshow – Season 2, Episode 4: Pipe Screams/Within The Walls Of Madness (2021) – Review
As Creepshow’s second season delves into the second half of its five episode run (bloody COVID), we take a turn into Lovecraft territory as we’re
Creepshow – Season 2, Episode 3: The Right Snuff/Sibling Rivalry (2021) – Review
It seems that the best way Creepshow can guarantee success is to simply make sure that they go as crazy as they possibly can and
Creepshow – Season 2, Episode 2: Dead And Breakfast/Pesticide (2021) – Review
After a barnstorming premiere episode for Creepshow’s second season, it seemed that the show had finally found its groove with a couple of raucous, yet
Creepshow – Season 2, Episode 1: Model Kid/Public Television Of The Dead (2021) – Review
The Creep, the boney, comic obsessed, wraith-like mascot from horror anthology show, Creepshow is a tough cat to keep down – not content to just
Boss Level (2021) – Review
There’s something about that type of movie where a character is trapped reliving a single day that lends itself utterly to a film that heavily
The Tomorrow War (2021) – Review
And so it was written that the wars between the streaming services would escalate and as a result, vast resources would be spent on movies
The Sadness (2021) – Review
For those who don’t find your simple, basic, everyday, zombie apocalypse hardcore enough to wet your gore whistle and profoundly disturb you, if you were
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