Ah Lego. I’ve still got a massive jar of the stuff, which I periodically use as a torture tool by laying out several blocks on a floor and forcing people to run barefoot through that pointy-edged minefield of twos and fours. The brand has expanded massively over the years though, incorporating all manner of licenses with which to construct new…stuff. …

Marvel and Disney may have a sizable lead on the box office when it comes heroes in tights, but when it comes to smaller screens, Warner Bros and DC Comics rule that nest like a Cybernetic rooster on 1980s steroids. Cartoons such as the early 1990s Batman, Superman and Static Shock helped cement their popularity, before they kicked things up …

It's the final season for Futurama. And what a blast it's been.

There was a time when men were hairy, alcohol was encouraged before driving and the news was trusted to inform you of the world around you. Times have changed, sex panther cologne is now illegal and people with terrible IQ points are no longer allowed to present the weather. But before the modern day destroyed the news team as we …

Ever since Twilight reached pedophilic housewife fan club status, we’ve had YA adaptations coming out of the woodwork to try and replicate that success. You can’t take two steps in Hollywood without stepping into one nowadays. And no that implied poop analogy was not by accident. Most of them are crap, is what I’m saying. And now the latest to …

Typecasting is a funny thing, and definitely not in a “Ha ha” sense. When one actor gets picked to play the same type of role over and over again, people often gripe about it, and then when said actor eventually tries to break out into a different type of role, people often gripe even louder about that. Especially when it’s …

Even though it may have been completely bananas, I kinda dug 2004 ‘s The Chronicles of Riddick. It was a massive departure from 2000’s Pitch Black, which had a tighter and more focused storyline of survival in comparison. For the third Riddick flick though? It looks like director David Twohy is combining the two, into one big film that once …

Despite how much the USA dominates pop culture, when it comes to comedy, I’ve always much rather preferred the funny talents of their tea drinking former lords and masters over in England. That being said, I’ve never had the pleasure of watching Steve Coogan’s creation Alan Partridge – an infamous ex-TV talk show host turned smarmy local radio DJ – …