22nd Sep2015

‘Gravity Falls 2×16: Roadside Attraction’ Review

by Gretchen Felker-Martin

“Man, RVs are amazing. I can’t believe we’re sitting at a table in a moving vehicle.” Old men teaching young men to hit on women is a time-honored part of masculinity, but it isn’t hard to see the predatory undertones in teaching boys to pursue and charm. Gravity Falls comes at the institution with a man-eating […]

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22nd Sep2015

Sam Wilson: Captain America #1 – Preview

by Phil Wheat

This October, Captain America takes up the shield once more… and here’s a new look at Sam Wilson: Captain America #1, the explosive new series from Nick Spencer (Ant-Man) and Daniel Acuña (Uncanny Avengers). When Steve Rogers was restored to his natural age, he chose only his closest and most trusted ally to take up […]

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21st Sep2015

’19-2: Complete Series One’ DVD Review

by Phil Wheat

Stars: Adrian Holmes, Jared Keeso, Dan Petronijevic, Benz Antoine, Mylène Dinh-Robic, Conrad Pla, Maxim Roy, Bruce Ramsay, Laurence Leboeuf | Directed by Louis Choquette, Erik Canuel, Daniel Grou 19-2? Precinct 19, Car 2. It’s simple as that. A series title that upholds a long-standing tradition of cop shows throughout the years that use designators in […]

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21st Sep2015

‘SOMA’ Review (PC)

by Paul Metcalf

I’m not sure why we like horror games, especially the ones where we aren’t even given the luxury of a weapon. SOMA is a new science fiction game that follows many of the traits shown in previous Frictional games like Amnesia: The Dark Descent, but also makes you feel like a bad human being in […]

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21st Sep2015

‘Schismatic #1’ Review

by Dean Fuller

Written by Andrew Adams | Art by Rachael Briner | Published by Schismatic Comics Once upon a time, if you wanted to get your own comic book published you would have to jump through a few hoops, work on a few Big Two (Marvel and DC) books and build up enough name recognition to be […]

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21st Sep2015

Competition: Win martial-arts action ‘Iceman’ on DVD

by Phil Wheat

To celebrate the release of Iceman – out now on DVD & 3D Blu-ray – we have a copy on DVD to giveaway! Starring action legend Donnie Yen and top comedy star Wang Baoqiang, this reimagining of the classic kung-fu The Iceman Cometh tells the story of a Ming Dynasty warrior transported to modern-day Hong […]

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20th Sep2015

The X-Men return with Extraordinary X-Men #1

by Phil Wheat

The fate of mutantkind will be decided here! Prepare for a new team of X-Men for a new Marvel Universe with a new look inside Extraordinary X-Men #1 from Eisner Award-nominated writer Jeff Lemire (All-New Hawkeye, Sweet Tooth) and chart-topping artist Humberto Ramos – who usher mutantkind into a new era for the flagship X-Men […]

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20th Sep2015

’12 Rounds 3: Lockdown’ Review

by Phil Wheat

Stars: Jonathan Good (aka Dean Ambrose), Roger R. Cross, Daniel Cudmore, Lochlyn Munro, Ty Olsson, Sarah Smyth, Rebecca Marshall, Kirby Morrow, Samuel Smith, Toby Levins, James Michalopoulos | Written by Nathan Brookes, Bobby Lee Darby | Directed by Stephen Reynolds 12 Rounds 3: Lockdown continues the long-running franchise with yet another WWE superstar given the […]

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20th Sep2015

‘Blunt Force Trauma’ Review

by Phil Wheat

Stars: Mickey Rourke, Ryan Kwanten, Freida Pinto, Maruia Shelton, Carolina Gómez, Jon Mack, Ruben Zamora, Steven Galarce, David Villada, Jason Gibson, Tatiana Ronderos, Daniel Abril | Written and Directed by Ken Sanzel Blunt Force Trauma follows the journey of John (Kwanten) and Colt (Pinto), gunfighters and sometimes lovers, on parallel but very different journeys through […]

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20th Sep2015

‘Doctor Who: 9×01 – The Magician’s Apprentice’ Review

by Paul Metcalf

Doctor Who is back with The Magician’s Apprentice, and while we already know that changes are coming in season 9, I’m sure nobody expected the first episode to start off with such a bang. This is exactly what it did though, which holds great promise for the season to come… The basic premise and most […]

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19th Sep2015

Interview: Director Mark Netter talks ‘Nightmare Code’

by Phil Wheat

Mark Netter’s Nightmare Code, due for release September 29th on VOD, tells of technology that encompasses the ability to change our behavior. Scary, right!? We spoke to Netter, who comes from a very (not surprisingly) techy background, about his clever new thriller. Was making your own movies always part of the plan? I’ve been a […]

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19th Sep2015

First Look: Avengers #0

by Phil Wheat

This October, Earth’s Mightiest Heroes are reforged, retooled and recharged for the All-New, All-Different Marvel Universe… But first, kickoff the all-new Avengers line of titles with AVENGERS #0 – featuring new stories setting the stage for six new ongoing series. Someone is watching, carefully studying the movements of the Avengers and those in their orbit. […]

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19th Sep2015

‘Review 2×08: Murder, Magic 8 Ball, Procrastination’ Review

by Gretchen Felker-Martin

“Are you certain you wish to veto this review?” Avoiding responsibility for his own actions is perhaps Forrest’s most readily identifiable hallmark. Here’s a man who burned his own marriage to the ground on what amounts to a whim and now resents his ex-wife for having broken his heart, a man incapable of recognizing himself […]

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19th Sep2015

‘Review 2×07: Buried Alive, 6 Star Review, Public Speaking’ Review

by Gretchen Felker-Martin

“I bet the only thing more horrifying than that sound will be the moment it stops.” Forrest MacNeil is the worst kind of faux-perpetual motion machine. He may run forever, he may in fact be incapable of ceasing to pursue his destructive path, but he needs an incredible amount of fuel to keep going, and his […]

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19th Sep2015

‘Review 2×06: William Tell, Grant A Wish, Rowboat’ Review

by Gretchen Felker-Martin

“Try it again. What have you got to lose at this point?” Lucille’s dry words of encouragement toward Forrest’s dad as he shivers and sobs at the prospect of firing yet another arrow at his whey-faced son, already pincushioned with two, might as well be the tagline for the show’s promotional campaign. Forrest has left […]

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18th Sep2015

‘My Sinful Life / Las Vegas Girls’ Review (Vinegar Syndrome)

by Mondo Squallido

MY SINFUL LIFE (1983) “School Girls By Day… Super Ladies Of The Night” Ah, incest! One of the ultimate taboos. The world of porn has dealt with the subject a lot and continues to do so. Will Carlos Tobalina’s 1983 attempt stand up to the likes of Kirdy Stevon’s Taboo series? Judging by my experience […]

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18th Sep2015

Chewy flies solo this October in Chewbacca #1

by Phil Wheat

Known as the skilled co-pilot of the infamous Millennium Falcon, the legendary Wookiee warrior Chewbacca is flying solo for his very own limited series and here’s your first look at the debut issue, Chewbacca #1, from blockbuster creators Gerry Duggan and Phil Noto. Following the Battle of Yavin, Chewbacca finds himself on his own and separated from […]

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18th Sep2015

Interview: Todd Nunes talk Santa-slasher ‘All Through the House’

by Phil Wheat

All Through the House is an 80s-style slasher film featuring a deranged Santa slayer who rips through the town of Napa for some yuletide-terror. The film comes from writer/director Todd Nunes and stars scream queens Ashley Mary Nunes (Robot Combat League), Jessica Cameron (Truth or Dare) and Jennifer Wenger (Jimmy Kimmel Live). The film’s gory special […]

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18th Sep2015

Interview: Jared Cohn talks ‘Sharknado – Heart of Sharkness’

by Phil Wheat

Jared Cohn headlines Sharknado: Heart of Sharkness, on DVD October 6th from The Asylum. We caught up with Cohn – who, like his character in the movie, is a filmmaker too – to speak everything terrorizing fish prior to the film’s bow. Hi Jared, now the new film isn’t Sharknado 4 but a spin-off, of sorts, […]

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18th Sep2015

First look at Doctor Strange #1

by Phil Wheat

Here’s your first look inside Doctor Strange #1, the new ongoing series from blockbuster creators Jason Aaron (Star Wars, Thor) and Chris Bachalo (Uncanny X-Men, Avengers). This issue also contains a bonus five-page story by Jason Aaron and industry legend Kevin Nowlan setting up major story-threads! Prepare for a side of the Marvel Universe you’ve […]

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18th Sep2015

‘Steven Universe 2×20: Sadie’s Song’ Review

by Gretchen Felker-Martin

“Well, let’s just try to keep it simple?” It’s a baffling decision on the part of whomever at Cartoon Network pulls the particular levers that determine these things to air two episodes about the overbearing mothers of supporting characters back to back. ‘Sadie’s Song’ doesn’t really cover any territory that last week’s ‘Nightmare Hospital’ didn’t […]

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17th Sep2015

‘Infini’ Review

by Mark Allen

Stars: Daniel MacPherson, Grace Huang, Luke Hemsworth, Bren Foster, Luke Ford, Dwaine Stevenson, Louisa Mignone, Tess Haubrich, Harry Pavlidis | Written by Shane Abbess, Brian Cachia | Directed by Shane Abbess Sometimes all it takes to hook me into a movie is a solid premise. Other times it’s strong world building. And occasionally it’s the misguided […]

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