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In this, the first in a new series of articles on this completely brand new blog, I’ll be looking at stuff I’m excited about which, for whatever reason, I really shouldn’t be. What...
Michael Scott, author of The Warlock (reviewed here) came along for an interview with yours truly, through the miracle of Skype. We’ve got an insight to the world of Michael Scott, the...
Carnage. He’s the Marmite of the comic world – either nectar in a jar, or dogshit on toast, depending on your point of view. In a sense I grew up with Carnage. Some of the first Marvel...
Joe Hill’s first novel, Heart Shaped Box, met with critical acclaim and reached number 8 on the New York Times bestseller list in April 2007. It would have been a great achievement for any debut...
I’m not a massive gamer, but that doesn’t stop me playing LEGO Harry Potter, Years 1-4 on my DS. It’s the one console I can repeatedly turn to because I’m not restricted to...
Released on DVD back in August (and BluRay, if you fancy), Source Code was one of the films that got away from me when it first came out: it’s got action (everything a man needs in a film,...
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Marvel Ultimate Graphic Novel...
We’ve all seen them – those adverts on TV that encourage you to build the Titanic or Concorde or Apollo 9 in just a thousand parts collected from a fortnightly... -
Review: LEGO Harry Potter, Years...
I’m not a massive gamer, but that doesn’t stop me playing LEGO Harry Potter, Years 1-4 on my DS. It’s the one console I can repeatedly turn to because I’m... -
Review: Paranormal Activity 3
Possibly the best Halloween plans I had in years: I went to see Paranormal Activity 3. While it’s not an instant-classic Halloween film, and God there are so many Halloween... -
Interview: Joe Hill
Joe Hill’s first novel, Heart Shaped Box, met with critical acclaim and reached number 8 on the New York Times bestseller list in April 2007. It would have been a great... -
Interview: Tony Todd – The...
Unleashed in 1992, and based on a Clive Barker short story from a decade earlier, Candyman was a murdered slave, still haunting New Orleans as an urban legend come to life. Daniel... -
Should Children Read Horror?
Let’s put down some facts, shall we? I work in a bookshop. I read and watched Goosebumps as a child. I’m not especially brave, but I never really got scared reading... -
Interview: Ian Ogilvy
Michael Reeves was only 24 when he directed Witchfinder General, his third and final film before his untimely death in 1969. Now rightly lauded as a classic, the film nevertheless... -
Interview: Robert Englund
It’s almost Hallowe’en, so it’s time for things to get scary in The Phantom Zone. What better way to kick off our spooky celebrations than with an interview with... -
Comic Review: Animal Man #1 and #2
I was new to Animal Man, one of the new 52, so my initial enthusiasm for it was based upon the very brief explanation about what he could do – mimic the ability or trait of... -
Comic Review: DC 52, 5 first...
As of last week, DC comics have begun their comics all over again in what has been dubbed The New 52 and The DC 52. This bold move from DC puts everything back to the beginning of...
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