The Poet by Michael Connelly is the fifth book in the Boschverse and much more of a dark psychological journey than the series up to this point. It is the first story not [...]
Void Moon is the story of reformed casino robber Cassie Black. It's a self-contained story that sits on the edge of Michael Connelly's Boschverse. [...]
Great men make great contributions to society. Often cinema takes the responsibility for lauding that greatness, at some stage, in some cloying historically inaccurate [...]
When you think of Cold War spy movies, then the default location that occurs is Berlin. Berlin, a city that must have been sensory overload of a city during that post 1945 [...]
Halfway through Alien Covenant Mrs L dug her finger nails into my right arm. Was this due to the visceral, splatter-fest gore of exploding spinal columns? Actually, despite [...]
November brings a solid slab of sci-fi with Arrival I was skimming over the memories section of Facebook this morning and the first article up was a review I wrote of [...]
All the hype, a strong cast, a budget that seemed to be continually rising AND the promise of the return of an old villain… SPECTRE should, on paper, be the biggest and [...]
Crimson Peak is the latest offering from the gothic palate of Guillermo del Toro (Hellboy, Pan’s Labyrinth and a whole heap of other unhinged visual treats…) Mrs [...]
What happens when you get bored with retirement? According to The Intern, starring Anne Hathaway and Robert DeNiro, you suit up and go to work for free in an e-commerce [...]
Do you remember when you used to go to gigs, get drunk and then, due to situations beyond your control, you ended up missing the last bus/train/ having no money for a cab and [...]