Long time fans of Daredevil will know he gone toe to toe with a wide range of adversarys that count such names as Kingpin, Bullseye,
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Daredevil – Season 1, Episode 9: Speak Of The Devil (2015) – Review
It might seem hard to believe, but for eight whole episodes, Daredevil has managed to keep it’s hero and villain at opposite ends of the
Daredevil – Season 1, Episode 8: Shadows In The Glass (2015) – Review
While we’ve been seeing Matt Murdock’s crime fighting persona getting his ass handed to him for a fair few episodes, it seems that his opposite
Daredevil – Season 1, Episode 7: Stick (2015) – Review
To be taken seriously as a superhero you need certain attributes that will endear you to the public. A cool costume and some enviable abilities
Daredevil – Season 1, Episode 6: Condemned (2015) – Review
The divide between hero and villain is possibly the most vital relationship in superhero media as its often the things that hated enemies have in
Daredevil – Season 1, Episode 5: World On Fire (2015) – Review
There’s not argument whatsoever concerning the approach that Netflix’s Daredevil show us taking to reintroducing old horn head to the masses in a way that’s
Daredevil – Season 1, Episode 4: In The Blood (2015) – Review
There’s a very old saying that correctly states that a hero is only as good as his villain. If that’s the case then it’s no
Daredevil – Season 1, Episode 3: Rabbit In A Snowstorm (2015) – Review
The one thing I’ve been enjoying most out of Netflix’s Daredevil is that each episode so far has decided to pick a separate section of
Daredevil – Season 1, Episode 2: The Cut Man (2015) – Review
With the first episode out of the way and the basic world of blind vigilante, Matt Murdock, laid out before us, Netflix’s Daredevil has already
Daredevil – Season 1, Episode 1: Into The Ring (2015) – Review
Sometimes there’s nothing more satisfying than when a character is done “right”. Daredevil fans are well aware of this feeling thanks to Netflix swooping in
Escape Room: Tournament Of Champions
Anyone who managed to fight their way through the perky but dumb thriller Escape Room surely agrees that the most confounding aspect of Adam Robitel’s
Escape Room (2019) – Review
Any of the twelve of you out there who are crazily desperate for a gore free Saw ripoff can rest easy, because Escape Room exists
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