The Quanderhorn Xperimentations by Rob Grant & Andrew Marshall (book review).
Like other great comedy Science Fiction novels before it, ‘The Quanderhorn Xperimentations’ is based on a BBC Radio series or, at least so…
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Like other great comedy Science Fiction novels before it, ‘The Quanderhorn Xperimentations’ is based on a BBC Radio series or, at least so…
In the film Office Uprising, the office comedy movie genre gets blended with zombie horror, then the staff get put into a blender…
I should point out that you can get both of these films separately or even as part of other collections, so you aren’t…
I chose ‘The Raven’ from BearManor Media’s ‘Philip J. Riley’s Nightmare Series’ books mainly because I was familiar with this 1963 film. Just…
‘The Many Deaths Of Scott Koblish’ is a small hardback coffee table book by comic artist Scott Koblish (Spider-Man, Deadpool) in which he…
Here’s the first trailer for another new series from Netflix, this one – Everything Sucks! – following the rites of passage of some…
Have you ever wanted to watch TV series such as Stranger Things, Handmaid’s Tale, and Game of Thrones re-shot as cheesy 1980 shows with…
It’s a nearish-future world in Adam Roberts’ latest novel ‘The Real-Town Murders’, wherein a large proportion of people spend a large proportion of…
My usual page flick of the latest issue of ‘Illustrators’ quickly revealed that it this isn’t a normal edition. If anything, it’s darn…
Shot in Aardman’s distinctive style, Early Man is the new prehistoric animated comedy movie from Nick Park. Set at the dawn of time,…
Washed-up TV thespian Richard Thorncroft (played by real-life actor Julian Barratt) peaked with hit 1980s detective show Mindhorn, playing a bionic Isle-of-Man sleuth…
There’s garden variety evil and then there’s the evil Thomas The Tank Engine robot (with flame thrower). It’s a standard remote control hexapod…