Love and Marriage – it’s an institute you can’t disparage. But that, as every kid of the Eighties knows, is not true. Frank Sinatra’s lament on the wonders of the married life were put to a ironic contrast by the show that used his song as its title. Yes, things rarely got as dysfunctional as in the brilliant black comedy …

Love them or hate them, you cannot deny the reach of Jeremy Clarkson, Richard Hammond and James May, the trio of petrolhead jokesters that fronted BBC’s long-running Top Gear since 2002. The three presenters had become a UK national institution, despite their constant prickly run-ins with the BBC powers-that-be, other journalists and even entire governments of South American countries. Of …

People often complain there is nothing new worth watching. This week they were definitely not wrong… Last Updated: July 30, 2015

Making a movie isn’t easy. You’ve got to find backers, cash, distributors and actors, even before you start filming. And from there, you’ve still got make the movie, chop it up for a cinema and finish any lingering effects before you rev up the marketing engine. That’s usually a two to three year process for any film. But some films, took way …

There might as well be a Bat-signal in our office, because every time we switch the lights on, we get a new look at Batman. Which is a fancy of way seeing that we get easily scared by our own movie posters. There’s been a steady stream of Batman V Superman: Dawn Of The Juggalos this week, and now we’ve …

Over the last few years, Cinemax’s gritty cops and robbers and robber cops show Banshee has brutally punch, kicked and shot its way into the hearts of many fans. Boasting cool characters, some ridiculous excesses, twisty plots and easily the best fight scenes (ever) on a US TV show, the tale of Antony Starr’s unrepentant ex-con criminal who assumes the …

When it comes to the X-Men, Gambit has never been the biggest character. Sure the card-throwing Ragin’ Cajun is super cool and has his fare share of fandom, but he’s certainly never reached the popularity levels of say, Wolverine. Which is why it may be considered a bit strange that there’s a Gambit solo movie on the way , making …

Horror movies don’t age well. What is frightening today is laughable tomorrow, with many a horror flick from the past being downright tame by the standards of today. Hell, I’d bet that a few years from now, we’ll be able to look back and laugh at Hostel, instead of vomiting everywhere after watching that torture porn flick. But one movie …