Reviews
Justice League Dark: Grim & Unsettling, The Best DC Animated Film Since Flashpoint [Review]
From Warner Bros Animation, DC Entertainment, director Jay Oliva (Batman: The Dark Knight Returns), writers J.M. DeMatteis and Ernie Altbacker (Green Lantern: The Animated Series), comes the next original animated DC Comics film Justice League Dark. Starring voice...
Ballers Season 2: Dwayne Johnson’s Best Dramatic Performance Yet [Blu-ray Review]
From HBO and creator Stephen Levinson, comes the half-hour sports comedy drama series Ballers. Starring Dwayne ‘The Rock’ Johnson, Rob Corddry, John David Washington, Andy Garcia, Omar Miller, Donovan W. Carter, London Brown and Jazmyn Simon, the second season will...
Shadow Tactics Blades of The Shogun: Rich, Thrilling & Incredibly Well Crafted Stealth [Review]
It's been a while since a proper stealth game has been in the spotlight of the gaming world. Sure there has been plenty of great games to have come out recently that incorporate stealth into them like the Arkham franchise, the Dishonored games, Hitman and many more,...
xXx: Return of Xander Cage – Charming with So Much Energy & Enthusiasm [Review]
This week it was either Split or xXx and since multiple-personality plots annoy me and I still haven’t quite forgiven M. Night Shyamalan (despite the excellent The Visit, last year) so it had to be xXx: Return of Xander Cage. I was not optimistic. The first xXx was...
Dune Rats – The Kids Will Know It’s Bullsh*t: A Punk Rock Work of Art [Review]
Australia's Dune Rats are gearing up to release their second album 'The Kids Will Know It's Bullshit' on February 3, 2017. Danny Beusaraus (vocals/guitar), Brett Jansch (Bass) and BC Michaels (Drums) have made a punk rock work of art, that is if your kind of art...
Split: Folks, M. Night Shyamalan is Back [Review]
I have not liked an M. Night Shyamalan movie since The Village and that came out 13 years ago. Since then, Shyamalan has made a string of awful, degrading movies. His most recent movie, The Visit, had an interesting concept (like all of his movies), but nothing stuck...
Monster Trucks: Great CGI & Watching Trucks Scale a Building is a Hoot [Review]
Oh January movies. I always mean to take January off but I went and saw Monster Trucks anyway. It’s directed by Chris Wedge, who directed the Ice Age movies. I have to admit, I am not the ideal audience for this film; it was not made for me. But I’m feeling well...
Silence: A Flawed, but Beautiful Look at Faith Under Fire [Review]
Given director Martin Scorsese’s film background, which mostly consists of stories centered around crime and gang violence, it comes as a surprise that Silence has been his passion project for 30 years. After numerous legal battles over the years, Scorsese was finally...
Shame Trilogy Collected Hardcover: Sleeping Beauty by Way of Antichrist Director Lars Von Trier [Review]
From Renegade Arts Entertainment, creators Lovern Kindzierski and John Bolton, comes the hardcover collection of the acclaimed graphic novel trilogy SHAME , which packages together all three volumes, behind-the-scenes info, a preview of the sequel, an interview and...
Underworld Blood Wars: Vampires vs Lycans, The supernatural Throwdown is Still Awesome [Review]
The only film to come to our little Canadian Village this week was Underworld: Blood Wars, so I went to see it. I’m glad I did. The Underworld series is right in my wheelhouse: I love the supernatural action films, especially when it’s monster-on-monster and the...
Squarriors – Summer Issue 2: A Masterpiece Takes Time but There Will be Blood [Review]
From writer Ash Maczko and artist Ashley Witter (Team Ash), comes the groundbreaking comic series Squarriors from Devil’s Due Entertainment. Check out my review of volume 2 (Summer) issue 2 right here! Since the demise of humanity, the remaining animal life on the...
The Girl With All The Gifts: A Haunting Slice of Horror With an Incredible Score by Cristobal Tapia de Veer [Review]
From Warner Bros Pictures UK and director Colm McCarthy, comes the big screen adaptation of the groundbreaking zombie novel by Mike Carey — The Girl with All The Gifts. Starring Sennia Nanua, Gemma Arterton, Glenn Close and Paddy Considine, the film was released in...