When I first heard that the opening episode of the new Doctor Who season was going to be about his long time enemies the Daleks, my heart sank a little. It’s not that the Daleks aren’t scary, remorseless, and one of the most nightmarish baddies to emerge from a Continue Reading
“Walking Dead” season 3 poster + news
As I have made abundantly clear in posts past, the idea of zombies in general scare the proverbial out of me, and I have, until now, with the exception of the brilliantly crafted 28 Days Later and its sequel, 28 Weeks Later, avoided the undead like, well, the plague. Continue Reading
“Elementary”: Holmes Sweet Holmes
Elementary is part of the crop of new Fall TV shows due to launch on US TV. Following in the footsteps of the contemporary British re-imagining of Sir Arthur Conan Doyle’s Sherlock Holmes, Sherlock, starring Benedict Cumberbatch as the titular detective, and the Sherlock movies starring Robert Downey Jr Continue Reading
It’s a “Cougar Town” TGIF y’all!
One of my favourite sitcoms is due back on TV in 2013 on US cable channel TBS and the gang behind the show are going all out across the web to heighten the anticipation. Their Facebook page is particular is going great guns and is filled great photos and Continue Reading
Can’t wait! To see these movies
LOOPER Looper, written and directed by Ryan Johnson and starring acting wunderkind Joseph Gordon-Levitt and Bruce Willis as younger and older versions respectively of Joseph Simmons, a time-travelling mafia contract killer from 2044 who finds out that next his target is … himself, looks like the sort of Continue Reading
Movie news: “Hansel and Gretel Witch Hunters”
It will come as no surprise to many that we no longer want our fairytales served up with a large side order of twee. Gone are the days, for the most part, of movie makers bringing out fairytales movies, whether live action or cartoon, that don’t feature some Continue Reading
Movie review: “Moonrise Kingdom”
The need to belong is common to all people regardless of race, creed, colour or any of the other thousand and one permutations of humanity. And Wes Anderson, the delightfully idiosyncratic auteur who brought us Rushmore and The Royal Tenenbaums, a keen observer of the human condition and student Continue Reading
Movie review: “The Sapphires”
It is rare to find a movie that gloriously and unapologetically seeks to engender a feel good vibe so infectious you are tempted to dance, or at the very least sashay, like a member of a 60s female soul group, out of the theatre at the end of it, Continue Reading
Dr Who season 7 and the curious case of the prequels
I am all for teaser campaigns. Especially for my favourite TV shows. They build interest in the upcoming season, are a treat for long time fans wanting a window into what lies ahead for their favourite character/s, and can be a whole world of fun in themselves. If they’re Continue Reading