Up until now, one of the main positives that fans have been praising about The Last Of Us, is that it hues impressive close to
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Halo – Season 1, Episode 9: Transcendence (2022) – Review
When you consider the long and rocky road getting to the season finale of Paramount+’s ambitious but flawed Halo, you can’t help thinking of the
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
The Last Of Us – Season 1, Episode 2: Infected (2023) – Review
After an absolute cracker of an opening episode, it seemed that The Last Of Us had finally smashed the curse of the video game adaption
Halo – Season 1, Episode 8: Allegiance (2022) – Review
After our episode long, momentum destroying jaunt to Madrigal in order to round off the arcs of two supporting characters, we’re back to the main
Peacemaker – Season 1, Episode 8: It’s Cow Or Never
After seven anarchic episodes of spraying bullets, squirting gore and more foul-mouthed diatribes than you can shake a shiny helmet at, we finally come to
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
Halo – Season 1, Episode 7: Inheritance (2022) – Review
Over the last six episodes, I’ve repeatedly given Paramount+’s Halo series the benefit of the doubt despite constantly having to muscle through endless subplots in
Peacemaker – Season 1, Episode 7: Stop Dragon My Heart Around (2022) – Review
There’s always that moment in an action based show where all the build up and teasing leads to that moment we have all been waiting
The Last Of Us – Season 1, Episode 1: When You’re Lost In The Darkness (2023) – Review
I’ve always wondered what a viewer would make of a videogame adaptation who has next-to-zero familiarity with the source material. Not having the reverential love
Creepshow – Season 1, Episode 6: Skincrawlers/By The Silver Water Of Lake Champlain (2019) – Review
And so, after five episodes and ten stories of wildly varying tone and quantity, the Creep final flicks through the final issue of the first
Halo – Season 1, Episode 6: Solace (2022) – Review
After Halo’s previous episode, which finally gave us a chance to see the show seriously play with some of the awsome toys the video game
Peacemaker – Season 1, Episode 6: Murn After Reading (2022) – Review
After a hot streak of five superlative episodes on the trot, it was finally time for Peacemaker to take a breath. It was inevitable really,
Creepshow – Season 1, Episode 5: Night Of The Paw/Times Is Tough In Musky Holler (2019) – Review
As much as I’ve enjoyed Creepshow’s spirited return from the grave, a quick glance at the fifth episode’s credit revealed a worrying fact – that
Halo – Season 1, Episode 5: Reckoning (2022) – Review
Over the last three episodes of Paramount+’s opening gambit to have a slickly produced, sci-actioner been one of the main draws of their streaming platform,
Peacemaker – Season 1, Episode 5: Monkey Dory (2022) – Review
James Gunn loves the concept of chosen family. Be it the scattered, flawed a-holes of Guardians Of The Galaxy drawn together by a mixture of
Creepshow – Season 1, Episode 4: The Companion/ Lydia Layne’s Better Half (2019) – Review
The trick to enjoying a horror anthology series that features short stories is to take any sense of lingering logic you may have, screw it
Halo – Season 1, Episode 4: Homecoming (2022) – Review
While it’s fair to say that Halo is coming along with every passing episode, I have to admit, Paramount+’s no expense spared adaptation of the
Peacemaker – Season 1, Episode 4: The Choad Less Traveled
Up until now, James Gunn has been keeping a steady hand on the tiller of his fucked up ship, leading it confidently into ever more
Creepshow – Season 1, Episode 3: All Hallows Eve/The Man In The Suitcase (2019) – Review
One of the inevitable side effects of having a horror anthology show is that with every episode bringing you something completely new, the chances for
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