Zero CredibilityBest of Amazon Prime: Oz review
I recently decided to rewatch Oz after seeing it pop up on Amazon Prime (Amazon Prime includes a Netflix style streaming service, and is apparently not named after the leader of a tribe of warrior women Autobots). I…
Automata review
Automata is an extremely good looking film, it has a grainy, gritty sci-fi look that is reminiscent of District 9 with nods to Blade Runner, although the dusty desert scenes and girly robots do also bring…
Snowpiercer Review
Snowpiercer is the latest film from Korean director Bong Joon-ho, creator of the slightly overrated yet highest grossing Korean film ever, The Host. It’s a joint Korean and American film (based on a French graphic novel)…
True Detective Review
True Detective – what sort of a name for a show is that? It would be better if the character’s name was Detective Rustin True, that way it would have been clever. Still, it’s not like…
Attack On Titan Series One
Anime is not something I really admit to watching much, like German dungeon porn, videos of Lego on Youtube and Michael Bay films. It’s not that I find all anime embarrassing, it’s just that as far…
Utopia Review
Utopia is one of those shows that slipped completely under my radar when it aired at the start of the year. To be obnoxiously blunt and narrowminded, I tend to ignore most British drama series because…
Hannibal: A Serial Killer You Can Believe In
I’ve been thinking a lot about serial killers recently, although they have always been very popular in films it seems they are everywhere at the moment, especially on TV. Maybe they are being pushed as the…
Cloud Atlas Review
I didn’t have much interest in Cloud Atlas until I saw this still of Hugh Grant. Yep, in Cloud Atlas Hugh Grant reprises his role as the flesh eating, post apocalyptic savage from Four Weddings and…
Excision Review
Excision is a gory black comedy. Or maybe it’s a teenage high school flick but filtered through a horror movie lens. It’s like if Todd Solondz decided to do horror (and I mean bloody horror, not…
Batman: The Dark Knight Returns Review
Batman: The Dark Knight Returns (which comes in two halves, part one released last year and part two out now) is the adaptation of Frank Miller’s seminal graphic novel from 1986, back before he went insane….