By Vijay Varman
For a look at the previous two shorts, Alien: Containment and Alien: Specimen, click here. Synopsis: When a missing space trucker (Tanner Rittenhouse) is discovered hungover and disoriented, his co-worker … Continue reading The Short View – Alien: Night Shift (2019) / Alien: Ore (2019)
Fun fact everyone. Skyscraper’s UK release date of July 12 is the exact 30 year anniversary for the world premiere of Bruce Willis’ Die Hard! It would be nice to … Continue reading Review: Skyscraper (2018) – The Rock Gets His John McClane On
Passion projects are something that a star can spend years working towards. Hell, some actors will degrade themselves in absolute shit to make sure a future project they love can … Continue reading Review: Rampage (2018) – An Old School Star-Driven Action Movie
There’s no argument that, for probably the rest of human history, Arnold Schwarzenegger will be remembered purely as an action star. And quite rightly too. There aren’t too many actors … Continue reading Review: Aftermath (2017) – A Great Dramatic Performance From The Governator
There are currently 7.6 billion people living on planet Earth. But what that number also represents are the 7.6 billion stories out there for us to listen to. Old or … Continue reading Review: The Mercy (2018) – A Touching Performance By Colin Firth
Well that came out of nowhere. Not content to unleash a trailer for Cloverfield 3 / God Particle a mere two months before its cinema release (like they did with 10 … Continue reading Review: The Cloverfield Paradox (2018) – A Misguided Attempt to Explain The Cloverfield Universe
When it comes down to it, 2018 might legitimately have a nuclear war started by a rogue tweet. And after millions are dead, the war would undoubtedly end with the … Continue reading Some of My Most Anticipated Movies of 2018 (Part One)
Man! Ridley Scott really wants to relive his youth, doesn’t he? Two trips back to the Alien franchise. A return to the Blade Runner universe. What next? Legend 2: Electric Boogaloo? (which, … Continue reading Look On My Works, Ye Mighty, And Despair – Review of Alien: Covenant (2017)
Like many of those with Steam accounts, the numerous gaming sales put on by those fine people at Value are sometimes rather hard to ignore. Indeed, even though my account … Continue reading Game Review: Firewatch (2016) – An Mysterious Adventure With A Breath Of Fresh Air
Click here for the introduction and the first review in my Jack Nicholson Retrospective. And I’m back! The sixth film in the Jack Nicholson retrospective is a unique one as … Continue reading Review: Flight to Fury (1964) – A Jack Nicholson Retrospective
Author’s Note: Spoilers for Ridley Scott’s Alien. Does the word “rip-off” always have to refer to something negative? I mean, if Ole Kirk Christiansen hadn’t ripped off Hilary Fisher Page, we’d have … Continue reading Is There Life in this Alien-Inspired Space Thriller? – My Review of Life (2017)
The 6 week long Vault Festival is one of London’s most exciting events. With a variety of theatre, comedy, club nights, workshops and live music to choose from, everyone would … Continue reading Theatre Review: Space Play (2017) – A Play at the Waterloo Vaults [VAULT Festival 2017]
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