TV Review: Star Wars: Andor – S1/E8: Narkina 5
Cassian Andor is in deep trouble – incarcerated for six years for practically no crime at all, he’s trapped in a nightmarishly dystopian Imperial prison. Meanwhile, Syril Karn just can’t […]
TV Review: Star Wars: Andor – S1/E7: Announcement
With the heist successful and news spreading across the galaxy, the surviving rebels split up and go to ground. The Imperial reaction seems primed to be severe, prompting action that […]
TV Review: Star Wars: Andor – S1/E6: The Eye
Under cover of a beautiful natural phenomenon that’s going to keep the Imperial forces – and the locals – distracted, the Rebel cell carry out their meticulously prepared heist. Naturally, […]
TV Review: Star Wars: Andor – S1/E5: The Axe Forgets
Cassian – still with his made-up-on-the-spot name identity of ‘Clem’ – continues to go through the meticulous, laborious planning and waiting on the eve of the small insurgent cell’s heist. […]
TV Review: Star Wars: Andor – S1/E4: Aldhani
After helping Andor escape the clutches of the Pre-Mor Authority, Luthen Rael makes him a tempting, if dangerous offer – though Andor doesn’t exactly receive a warm welcome where he […]
Tabletop Game Review: Puzzle Post: The Dupe
Escape rooms are a big deal these days, especially now that pandemic restrictions are being eased; it seems that just about everyone is coming out of lockdowns and getting themselves […]
News: Biker Garage: Mechanic Simulator Now Available on Nintendo Switch
Though games in the simulator genre used to be pretty niche affairs, in recent years they’ve seen a surge of popularity. The Switch seems to be a natural home for […]
VR Review: Richie’s Plank Experience (Oculus Quest 2)
As VR games go, Richie’s Plank Experience is probably one of the most recognisable even if you don’t know it by name; it’s the source of hundreds, if not thousands, […]
The Music of Eldest Souls: An Interview with Sergio Ronchetti
“I remember playing Dead Space and just thinking ‘why is it so scary?’,” Sergio Ronchetti tells me of the first time he realised that someone must have been responsible for […]
Film Review: Gamera the Brave (2006)
As the reboot trilogy came to an end with 1999’s Gamera 3: Revenge of Iris, it seemed as if we’d seen the last of our rocket-powered turtle guardian. However, seven […]
Premium Edition Games: Super Blood Hockey & Pigeon Dev Games Collection – Unboxing
I was recently sent the first two physical releases from Premium Edition Games, initially for review purposes. However, in wanting to do what I could to get the word out […]
Film Review: Galaxy of Terror (1981)
B-Movie producer Roger Corman has long had a reputation in the film industry for latching onto a trend and being able get films made in unbelievably short periods of time […]
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