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In Review: Warrior Nun – Season 1
Synopsis: After awaking at a morgue, an orphaned teenager discovers she now possesses superpowers as the chosen Halo Bearer for a secret sect of demon-hunting nuns. Review: Loosely based on the comic book series from writer...July 9, 2020 311 0
Brothers Tony Smith and Ryan Smith discuss their careers and their latest movie, “Volition”
Brothers in life and film, Tony Smith and Ryan Smith were born in South Africa, raised in Vancouver, and are now taking on the film industry. Tony has become a recipient of the Directors Guild of...July 8, 2020 289 0
In Review: Penny Dreadful: City of Angels, Season 1 (SHOWTIME)
Synopsis: When a grisly murder shocks Los Angeles in 1938, Detective Tiago Vega and his partner Lewis Michener become embroiled in an epic story that reflects the rich history of the city. Review: This review contains...July 6, 2020 244 0
Top Netflix Original Movies & TV
Netflix has something for everyone ranging from movies, series, documentaries, and other shows. Whether you watch to broaden your knowledge or for entertainment purposes, Netflix has got something that would make it worth your time. Highlighted...June 30, 2020 225 0
In Review: Doom Patrol (S2 – Ep 1,2 & 3) – , ‘Fun Size Patrol’, ”Thyme Patrol’, and ‘Pain Patrol’
Synopsis: The adventures of an idealistic mad scientist and his field team of superpowered outcasts continue The Stories Episode one, ‘Fun Size Patrol’ sees the team still in miniaturized form and dealing with the aftermath...June 26, 2020 430 0
In Review: Serial Box: Black Widow: Bad Blood, Episode 10
Synopsis: With Romanoff’s second wave setting in, the race is on to infiltrate a gala and get some face time with the famous philanthropist Allan Holt. Review: Margaret Dunlap gives listeners another entertaining transition chapter. She...June 24, 2020 191 0
Why a ‘Star Wars’ film about an autistic Bastila Shan could work
Recently I read this article about the portrayals of disability in Star Wars. This got me thinking about whether disability could be portrayed positively, and if we could see a disabled protagonist who succeeds because of...June 22, 2020 345 0
Can Dune become the next great sci-fi franchise?
Frank Herbert’s 1965 novel Dune is one of the most influential sci-fi novels of all time, laying the groundwork for the world’s favorite sci-fi franchises. While the premise and characters of Star Wars and Star Trek are known and loved on every continent, the stories of Dune are...June 19, 2020 269 0
In Review: Big Finish: Doctor Who: Stranded 1
Synopsis: The TARDIS is gone. Stranded in one time and place, the Doctor, Liv and Helen seek refuge in Baker Street. But the house has changed — they now have neighbors –- not all of them...June 19, 2020 332 0
In Review: Fame-ish
Synopsis: A washed-up voice director succumbs to the pitfalls of a small-time celebrity at an anime convention. The Story Down on his luck, Jeff Nimoy has hit a career time slump having burned his bridges...June 18, 2020 345 0
Lauren Beukes discusses her career, fantastic South African writers, and her latest project, “Marvel’s Jessica Jones: Playing with Fire”
Lauren Beukes is an Arthur C Clare Award winner from South Africa. Prior to her career in fiction, Beukes cut her teeth as a journalist; a background which has given her fiction a sense of realism...June 18, 2020 390 0
In Review: The Pogley Wood Murders (Podcast)
Synopsis: In these troubled times, why not travel back to 1937? Listen to the murderously funny ongoing saga from Pogley Wood and Morlington Hill, the sleepy Cornish villages steeped in folklore and supernatural goings-on…. Join our...June 17, 2020 456 0
