The lion’s share of superhero properties tend to understandably focus on the bigger, city smashing events. Even the more street level characters spend more time
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Wonder Man – Season 1, Episode 2: Self-Tape (2026) – Review
Over the years, we’ve repeatedly heard that each Marvel product is different than the last and pushes the boundaries of what the gargantuan franchise is
Fallout – Season 2, Episode 7: The Handoff (2026) – Review
With only a couple of episodes left to drop, Fallout’s second season finds itself in something of a strange place. While there hasn’t been a
Wonder Man – Season 1, Episode 1: Matinee (2026) – Review
You’d be forgiving for wondering if Marvel has started to lack confidence in its own product. Oh, the big screen stuff still gets the big
Fallout – Season 2, Episode 6: The Other Player (2026) – Review
Fallout has been rightly commended for spinning out many varied story lines while adapting the smash hit video game franchise that tells a gargantuan tale
Tales From The Crypt – Season 1, Episode 6: Collection Completed (1989) – Review
Just what the hell does director Mary Lambert have against animals anyway? Not only did the filmmaker helm not one, but two Pet Sematary movies
Fallout – Season 2, Episode 5: The Wrangler (2026) – Review
As if Fallout hasn’t already destroyed enough by laying waste to an entire civilisation – and then picking apart the civilisations within the civilisations –
Tales From The Crypt – Season 1, Episode 5: Lover Come Hack To Me (1989) – Review
While it’s been widely recognised that HBO’s Tales From The Crypt helped bring more tangible, graphic and noticably wetter violence to the small screen than
Fallout – Season 2, Episode 4: The Demon In The Snow (2026) – Review
With something that has so many moving parts as Fallout does, it’s somewhat understandable that sometimes it takes a little time to all, or even
Tales From The Crypt – Season 1, Episode 4: Only Sin Deep (1989) – Review
After the three-pronged pilot which saw a trio of highly recognised directors delve into the recesses of EC Comics to bring their camp, horror tales
Stranger Things – Season 5, Chapter 8: The Rightside Up (2025) – Review
As we’ve all got that one friend who just can’t let the letdown of Game Of Thrones finale go, it’s common knowledge that ending a
Fallout – Season 2, Episode 3: The Profligate (2025) – Review
As we continue to travel deeper into the wastelands of Fallout’s second season, you can feel that the people in charge are all about stacking
Tales From The Crypt – Season 1, Episode 3: Dig That Cat… He’s Real Gone (1989) – Review
With its first three clutch of tales debuting on the same night, the bumper crop of all-star directors who kicked off HBO’s Tales From The
Stranger Things – Season 5, Chapter 7: The Bridge (2025) – Review
To be fair, I can totally see why some would feel a bit disgruntled.With a final season, expectations for the penultimate episode are usually just
Stranger Things – Season 5, Chapter 6: Escape From Camazotz (2025) – Review
With the second section of the fifth season hurled into the void in order for Netflix subscribers to consume it like rabid, voracious animals, we
Stranger Things – Season 5, Chapter 5: Shock Jock (2025) – Review
It’s been a long wait since November 26. In that time, HBO managed to squeeze in four whole episodes of It: Welcome To Derry which
Fallout – Season 2, Episode 2: The Golden Rule (2025) – Review
Do you ever watch an episode of a show and realise that it could be building up to something huge? Well, after a season premiere
Tales From The Crypt – Season 1, Episode 2: And All Through The House (1989) – Review
Fresh from trying to drive Bob Hoskins insane in Who Framed Roger Rabbit? and before he lept into the mind scrambling time travel of Back
Tales From The Crypt – Season 1, Episode 1: The Man Who Was Death (1989) – Review
Oh sure, HBO managed to change the face of television with the Sopranos, but when it came to altering the type of content you could
Fallout – Season 2, Episode 1: The Innovator (2025) – Review
The first season of Fallout was yet another reminder that the video game-to-movie genre had noticably pulled it’s socks up from the days of Street
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