New James Bond Film Titles Can Still Come From Fleming’s Original Works
There’s an art to a James Bond title. It can be pulpy, but not too pulpy. It can be punny,...
Kyle Barratt
The world is full of mysterious creatures whose existence spark constant debate. Scotland have the Loch Ness monster, North America have big foot and the Himalayas have the Yeti but none can hold a candle to England's mythical beast. The Kyle Barratt has eluded scientists for decades, many doubt he even exists and is really a man from Ealing named Carl. Yet time and time again proof arrives in the form of completed and well written articles.
The Smallest News from Star Wars Celebration 2023
Star Wars Celebration has now wrapped up its four-day extravaganza in London, and publications are awash with all the biggest...
My Hopes for Star Wars: The Bad Batch Season 3
For the past few weeks, I’ve been worried about Star Wars: The Bad Batch. Our group of heroes found a...
Star Wars Jedi: Battle Scars is a Video Game in Novel Form – And it’s a Problem
There’s a fascinating balancing act that novels based on gaming properties need to pull off: how to best utilise the...
Revisiting Succession’s Flawed Beginning
“Give it a few episodes before it gets good.” While some shows engage the viewer right from the pilot, others...
Should There be a The Last of Us Anthology Show?
HBO’s The Last of Us has concluded its nine-episode first season, ending with a bold finale wrapping up Joel and...
Questions and Hopes for the Final Season of The Handmaid’s Tale
One could easily argue that The Handmaid’s Tale doesn’t need six seasons to tell its story. That the show has...
The Clone Wars Youngling Arc is Now Vital Star Wars Viewing
Maul’s return; the siege of Mandalore; Ahsoka’s trial; whatever was happening on Mortis. The Clone Wars in its entirety is...
Questions and Hopes for Wednesday Season 2
Wednesday is a mega-hit for Netflix, so much so that it has apparently satiated the service’s bizarre algorithm in charge...
Indiana Jones Needs an Animated Series
With the purchase of Lucasfilm, Disney didn’t just get their hands on Star Wars but Indiana Jones as well. Yet...
