Throughout the years Batman has adopted, raised and even borne a remarkable bunch of apprentices. The most recognisable being those that took on and earned the title of Robin. For those […]
Robin versus Robin: Part One of a look into who has been the best Robin *Warning: May contain Spoilers*
Krantz: Book Review
I’m taking you on a journey this time to the magic time of the 1980s, to France and Spain where a graphic novel way ahead of its time was released. The book […]
Interview with Comic Writer Andy Diggle and Comic Artist Jock Part One
While at Glasgow Film Festival i had the opportunity to interview Comic Book Writer Andy Diggle and Comic Artist Jock. Can you tell our readers a bit about yourself and what you […]
Story Writing for Games
Story Writing for Games was a free panel event held at CCA Theatre on Monday 24 February as part of the Glasgow Film Festival Did you ever wonder what is it like to write […]
The To Do List (2013) Film Review
Set in the glory days of 1993 Aubrey Plaza stars as Brandy Klark, a straight A student set to go off to college, who makes that summer her mission to become sexually experienced. Yes […]
Locke (2013) Film Review
Locke is a 2013 British-American drama film written and directed by Steven Knight. The film stars Tom Hardy, Olivia Colman and Andrew Scott . When I saw the trailer I wasn’t sure what to expect as it didn’t give much […]
The Zero Theorem (2013) Film Review
Terry Gilliam’s newest endeavour returns to the familiar setting of a dystopian world however, unlike Brazil, the world of The Zero Theorem is bright, brash and loud with ads that literally follow […]
John Hurt Q&A at the Jameson Dublin International Film Festival
Following the screening of Jim Jarmusch’s wonderful Only Lovers Left Alive we were treated to a short Q&A with John Hurt (Christopher Marlowe). One of the first questions asked was his reasoning […]
The Dirties (2013) Film Review
The Dirties is a modern take on bullying. Anyone who has been bullied knows the pain it causes and this will lead to anger. To be bullied for just being yourself is […]
Afternoon Delight (2013) Film Review
I recently mentioned Jill Soloway when I was reviewing the brilliant Transparent and after seeing its pilot I looked a bit further into her career. When i discovered that she she won […]
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