Back in 1966, Director Jun Fukuda had been taken aboard by Toho to create a Godzilla film that would capture the light tone of serial TV shows that had seized Japan's imagination, in an attempt to capitalise on what TV could provide to casual audiences - The film was Ebirah Horror of the Deep. Fast... Continue Reading →
Back in the ancient times of 2006, a time where films like Spiderman and X-Men were building the foundations for true mainstream superhero popularity, and before people took Captain America seriously, and before people thought Iron Man was cool hero, and before the rise of the MCU, there was only one source of entertainment outside... Continue Reading →
After becoming unsatisfied with the release of Godzilla vs Hedorah, Toho decided that the best way to salvage the Godzilla franchise was to deliver a more traditional experience that fans would recognise from the films produced during the 60's, while still keeping their focus on appealing to children. With this in mind they once again... Continue Reading →
The ReviewAfter the release of Avengers Endgame, a movie that was fundamentally designed to be the end of an era of movies that many people had grown up with and loved, many people, myself included, were left with the question "what could Marvel possibly do next?" Marvel and Disney's answer seemed to be to take... Continue Reading →
RPG's are a genre of game I am drawn to like no other because of the sheer variety of experiences they can offer and how one game can radically differ form another. It is therefore hard to compare and contrast some RPG's because of how different they are; Skyrim is a lot different to Pillars... Continue Reading →
After Godzilla was supposed to end with the release of Destroy All Monsters, followed by his disappointing revival in All Monsters Attack, the franchise sat in a rather peculiar place. It seemed no one knew what to do with it and so, for the first time since the 50's, Godzilla missed it's one film a... Continue Reading →
I first had access to Serious Sam 2 when I was a kid, watching the various adult figures in my life play it on their laptops. As time went on, I grew to enjoy watching them and would often ask to play it for myself. When I was finally allowed to play it for myself,... Continue Reading →
I don't normally review documentaries or anything that could be considered for TV, due to the length and the amount of depth that is required for one to properly review them. However 'The Vanishing at the Cecil Hotel' might be the most god awful documentary I've ever seen in my life, to the point where... Continue Reading →
Despite Destroy All Monsters being intended to be the last Godzilla film ever made, its financial success motivated Toho to continue making Godzilla films in spite of the fact that the character's popularity was a far cry from what it had once been. Much like they had when they had made Ebirah Horror of the... Continue Reading →
