I
share my thoughts on Carrie Patel’s The
Buried Life, one of the more recent offerings from Angry Robot Books,
currently available to buy in both the UK and the USA.
Wednesday, 11 March 2015
Tuesday, 10 March 2015
Sleepy Hollow Season 2 (FOX)
FOX’s
Sleepy Hollow recently wrapped up a disappointing
but at times enjoyable second season. Hit the break to find out what I thought of the
urban fantasy series starring Nicole Beharie, Tom Mison, Katia Winter, Orlando
Jones, John Noble and Lyndie Greenwood.
Monday, 9 March 2015
Reservoir Dogs (1992)
Having
recently watched it for the first time, I thought I’d share my thoughts on
Quentin Tarantino’s directorial debut, Reservoir
Dogs, a crime thriller starring Tim Roth, Michael Madson, Chris Penn and more.
Friday, 6 March 2015
Elementary: The Ghost Line by Adam Christopher (Titan Books)
I review Adam Christopher’s Elementary: The Ghost Line, published by
Titan Books as a tie-in to the awesome CBS TV series, Elementary – a modern reworking of the adventures of Sherlock
Holmes in New York. It’s the first Elementary tie-in novel and is currently available to buy in both
the UK and the USA.
Wednesday, 4 March 2015
Star Wars Rebels Season 1 (Disney XD)
I
share my thoughts on the first season of the animated Disney XD series Star Wars Rebels, created by Dave
Filoni, Simon Kinberg and Carrie Beck, with voices from Freddie Prinze Jr, Tyia
Sircar, Steven Blum, Vanessa Marshall and Taylor Grey.
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Labels:
2015,
Animation,
Carrie Beck,
Davie Filoni,
Disney,
Disney XD,
Ezra Bridger,
Freddie Prinze Jr,
Science Fiction,
Simon Kinberg,
Star Wars,
Star Wars Rebels,
Steven Blum,
Taylor Grey,
Tyia Sircar,
Vanessa Marshall
Tuesday, 3 March 2015
Looper (2012)
Hit the break to find out what I thought of writer
and director Rian Johnson’s science fiction time travel film, Looper, starring Bruce Willis, Emily
Blunt and Joseph Gordon Levitt.
Monday, 2 March 2015
The Autumn Republic by Brian McCellan (Orbit)
I cover the final act in the Powder
Mage Trilogy, entitled The Autumn
Republic, written by Brian McClellan and published by Orbit Books. This
book is currently available to buy in both the USA and the UK.
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