The Review:Falcon and the Winter soldier is the second MCU entry to take place as a TV Series on Disney Plus that aims to take side characters from the Marvel movies and put them into the spotlight. Now, WandaVision was a show with a fairly complex plot told very simply and concisely... The Falcon and... Continue Reading →
Morrowind is a game that opens with you being freed from prison, assuming that fighting a rat is a good idea because that's what modern games have taught you, proceeding to die against the rat's hateful attacks and then being left too traumatised to ever leave the starting town until you have bankrupted yourself trying... Continue Reading →
The Showa EraWe've finally reached the end of the Showa Era of Godzilla movies, spanning fifteen films made between 1954 and 1975, and it only took me seven months to review them all! The process of doing so was one of pure enjoyment as I rediscovered childhood classics that I found I still held love... Continue Reading →
After yet another long period of the Godzilla franchise bringing in only diminishing returns for Toho, it was once again considered that the franchise be put on an extended hold, but only after (yet another) one big final movie was made as a send off. And who better to direct than Ishiro Honda, the character's... Continue Reading →
Original GameRome Total War might be the game I have put the most hours into across all games I've ever played. Although my Steam page *only* reflects 100 hours, I did own this game on disk in around 2010. I then became so obsessed with the game that I convinced my parents to buy me... Continue Reading →
In the Godzilla FAQ, written by Brian Solomon, he writes that there was no where for Godzilla to go but up after the entertaining, but undoubtedly bad, Godzilla vs Megalon and the other two hit or miss versus movies that came before it. And he is absolutely right because the Showa Era was, by this... Continue Reading →
This really isn't the type of movie you want to hear spoilers for if you haven't seen it for yourself already. If you don't want spoilers, just know it's a great film and you should watch it if you like crime thrillers. Expect something sombre, gritty and subversive. If you don't care or have seen... Continue Reading →
In the simplest way of saying it, which is perhaps the best way of saying anything related to this franchise of games, DOOM 2016 is a game about excessive violence. And yet, contrary to what you may have heard countless others say about this game, that isn't the best part about it. I propose that... Continue Reading →
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 →
