2038. Two and a half years into a three year research contract, George Almore (Theo James) is on the verge of a breakthrough. Stationed halfway up a snow-capped mountain near Kyoto at a secret facility codenamed 'The Garden', he has been working on a model that is a true human-equivalent android. His prototype is almost complete. But this most sensitive phase of his work is also the riskiest. Especially as George has an ulterior motive for his work that must be hidden at all costs: Being re-united with his dead wife, Jules (Stacy Martin).

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I used to describe The Last Ship as a guilty pleasure, but I’ve come to realize that’s not a fair description as it implies that I like the show despite its mistakes. And does the military post-apocalyptic action thriller TV series make mistakes? Sure. But over the course of the last two seasons it’s also just kept giving viewers some of …

Despite me poking fun at Michael Bay regularly, I must admit that I got quite hooked on the Bay produced The Last Ship from its debut through to the final episode of its first season. Maybe it was the lack of racist robots or the gender equality eye candy in the form of stars Eric “McSteamy” Dane and Rhona “the …

There are three reasons why you should check out this NSFW trailer for The Loft, a remake of the 2008 Belgian thriller of the same name, directed by original director Erik Van Looy. There’s the interesting premise of five friends sharing a secret apartment for their adulterous liaisons, getting increasingly paranoid as they try to figure out which one of …