Now this is going to a little bit of a strange review, as for a game that was originally a multiplayer only game, its sequel features a Single Player, and it is this that this review will focus on, as… Continue reading →
Strangely, even though I love history and learning things about our great nations rich heritage, I do not watch a lot of shows like Victoria and other BBC period pieces detailing historical events throughout the United Kingdom. I think the… Continue reading →
Cyberpunk and distopian futures are a favourite setting setting of mine. There is something about how far humanity goes technologically and how it ends up devolving them and bring down society, that I find so interesting. It is a great… Continue reading →
*Spoilers!* Last night marked the return of season 8 of The Walking Dead, and we said farewell to a character whose fate was all but sealed at the mid-season finale back in December. It has been a while since I… Continue reading →
*Minor Spoilers* Continuing on the reviews of the weekend film, both of which feature a silent protagonist (and following my review of Guillermo del Toro’s; The Shape of Water), we come to the Netflix exclusive Mute. Now Mute is directed… Continue reading →
*Minor Spoilers* Having mute protagonists appeared to be a running theme this weekend as I watched both Netflix exclusive; Mute, as well as Guillermo del Toro’s dark fantasy; The Shape of Water, but this was totally unintentional. Let’s start this… Continue reading →
*No Spoilers* I have a confession to make. I had no idea what “National Lampoon” was. I know the classic films of the 70s and 80s (such as Animal House and Christmas Vacation – which I only just rewatched two… Continue reading →
*Minor spoilers for the first two episodes* In September 2017, I reviewed the first two episodes of Star Trek Discovery (which can be seen here: http://beardedrobot.co.uk/uncategorised/star-trek-discovery-episodes-1-2-review/) and since these two episodes are a type of prologue to the rest of… Continue reading →
*Minor spoilers, but nothing major. The best bits of this film are the twists* Who doesn’t love a Disney Pixar animated film? Honest? Toy Story (1-3), Monsters Inc, Finding Nemo, Cars, WALL-E, Up, just to name a few – brilliant…. Continue reading →
I slipped into the darkened Roman encampment on the edge of the Nile, moving unseen through the shrubs, luring guards to meet my hidden blade and be placed neatly within the reeds so not to be discovered. I made my… Continue reading →
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