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Review By Paul Mount, 4 out of 5 So here we go again. BUFFY fans have just about managed to get over the trauma of the end of this very special show and then Fox go and hit us around the head again with this latest (and last) lavish DVD boxset of the adventures of …
Review By Paul Mount, 4 out of 5 Back in 1988, BBC 2 broke one of those unwritten rules. You just don’t do sci-fi comedy on TV! But when the budget allocated to an expected (but never planned) second series of the filmed Ben Elton sitcom HAPPY FAMILIES became available, RED DWARF was ready to …
Review By Brian Edwards, 0 out of 5 REGION 1 Release at this time, please use this link to buy Action-packed Tremors 4: The Legend Begins – prequel to the original theatrical hit Tremors — shakes up viewers by exploring the origins of the unforgettable underground creatures that made the original a cult classic and …
Review By Liam O Brien, 5 out of 5 THE OSCARS MAY HAVE BEEN AND GONE, THE BAFTAS MAY BE A DISTANT MEMORY, BUT THERE IS ONE MAJOR AWARD NOT YET GIVEN OUT?T? THE FIRST ANNUAL SCIFIND AWARDS 2004! GRAB YOUR TUX, HAUL OUT THAT DRESS, AND GET READY FOR THE MOST GLAMOROUS ARTICLE OF …
Review By Paul Mount, 3.5 out of 5 The jury may still be out on the merits or otherwise of the most recent series of THE LEAGUE OF GENTLEMEN with its continuing narrative and its lack of the more familiar Royston Vasey grotesques but here’s a timely release for 2000’s fifty-minute Christmas special which, viewed …
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Review By Liam O Brien, 3 out of 5 “It’s not often one has a Time-Lord in one’s living room Doctor!” He’s back, and its about time! howled the BBC, press and any one else who cared in 1996- yes DOCTOR WHO was coming back! For one night. The American Tv movie held so much …
Review By Liam O Brien, 5 out of 5 “Are you trying to tell me my mom has the hot’ s for me?” THE FILMS: Stop and think for a moment about the nature of time. Think about the past present and future, think about the seconds going by as you read this very review. …
Review By Liam O Brien, 4 out of 5 ?f it bleeds, we can kill it? Great news! The Aliens Vs Predator picture is not far off now! Finally, the Predator can return (we hope) and spawn some more violent but damn cool movies. Predator III anyone? A vs P will have to be damn …
Review By Paul Mount, 3 out of 5 ack in 1989, the original TREMORS, starring Fred Ward and Kevin Bacon, was an unexpected critical, if not box office, hit. Harking back to the cheap thrills of 1950s B-movie monster chillers, TREMORS was a breath of fresh air, a guilty pleasure for those of us in …
Review By Paul Mount, 4.5 out of 5 Having escaped cancellation at the end of its first season by the skin of its teeth – and with considerable help from its small but vociferous fan base – ROSWELL returned for its second year a very different, much leaner, keener machine. Incoming producer Ronald D Moore …
Review By Paul Mount, 4 out of 5 In a distant galaxy far, far away, an insane scientist is brought to book by the Galactic Federation for his terrible crimes. He has created an artifical lifeform which lives only to destroy, an utterly unreasonable entity with thrives on carnage and devastation. The scientist is imprisoned …
Review By Paul Mount, 4 out of 5 That rat. That damned, damned rat. Many fondly-remembered DOCTOR WHO yarns are defined by abiding memories ?the maggots, the spiders, the shopwindow dummiesond that rat; that damned, damned rat. There’s no doubting that ‘The Talons of Weng-Chiang’, hailing from DOCTOR WHO’s 1976-7 high point both in terms …