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Teen Wolf: The Movie (2023)
In Japan, a mysterious hooded figure has tracked down, and released the dark spirit that feeds on havoc and chaos. A spirit that is without a doubt, one of the toughest enemies the pack has ever gone up against. So who released it, and how will they stop it once again?
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Little Dead Rotting Hood
When a small town’s secret guardian of the forest takes her own life, the wolves of the forest attack!
The local police force thinks they have it under control for a minute but they soon discover that there is more to these wolves than meets the eye. Furthermore, their world is flipped on its side when they discover a zombified teenager dressed in red, with sharp claws running through the forest rescuing folk from the wolves.
Secrets are revealed, and the Sheriff is ready to take on the werewolves and their Den Mother before they can murder the entire town!
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Werewolf by Night – TV Special (2022)
Delving deeper into the darker side of Marvel, away from the heroes like Thor, Captain America and Iron-Man, we instead find ourselves attending a funeral for Ulysses Bloodstone.
Attending his funeral, are various Hunters who have all come to pay their respects, but more importantly, to earn their rite to wield the legendary Blood Stone. Which grants hunters great strength and skill in battle.
Also in attendance, is Ulysses’ own flesh and blood. His daughter, Elsa Bloodstone has come to claim her birthright but even she has no clue of the strangest stranger among them.
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Wolf Manor
Whilst filming on the set of a low-budget vampire movie in an abandoned manor, the cast and crew soon run into a rather gruesome situation after a run-in with a very real and very deadly werewolf!
The only question is; Who is going to make it out of the manor alive?
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Chainsaw Man – Episode 8
There was a fair bit of controversy surrounding the ending of the previous episode. However, I am personally still enjoying the series and it’s characters. That being said, as we draw closer to the end of the first season, the story is getting more brutal.
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Chainsaw Man – Episode 7
Remember in my review for episode one when I said that the gore would be a selling point for this series…well…I might have been wrong, in part at least, because this show really drives home one other element to the show and its characters that I will explain in this episode review without spoiling anything truly major.
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Chainsaw Man – Episode 6
The gang of Devil Hunters find themselves trapped on the 8th floor. Each window and door leads to the rooms on the opposite side of the hallway and the stairs loop infinitely to the same spot. No chance of escape, no way to call for help, and almost all hope is lost.
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Chainsaw Man – Episode 5
This episode added more depth to some of the characters and set the tone for the seriousness of situations the group will be going up against in the coming episodes, but it doesn’t shy away from it’s usual humour, mostly focusing on acts of intimacy being used as motivation, but also there are the jokes surrounding the two devils of the group, Power and Denji, who act like a pair of troublesome kids, who get given gum as a bribe for being good and following orders as well as showing respect to Hayakawa. The fun doesn’t really stop in this show and that’s why I love it, so if it continues at this quality, it will be an incredible show all-round.
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Death Note – Volume 2
As the investigation into who Kira the criminal killer continues, Light has begun taking drastic but necessary measures to ensure he is not discovered. L is slowly putting the pieces of the puzzle together, but he’s not the only one. A fiance of a former FBI agent that was killed by Kira is closing in on the case, and is getting far too close for comfort for Light, who uses his wits and his charm to keep anyone from discovering that he is Kira.
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Death Note – Volume 1
Death Note is one of those anime you hear about and see a lot of when exploring the weeb wide web, and it is often praised as one of the best manga and anime by a large number of people. Despite this, I have yet to watch the anime, and I have never read the books, until now that is, so I am going into this story with no knowledge of what could happen or what should happen, making it an interesting reading journey to say the least.
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Bleach – Volume 1
Ichigo Kurasaki is a 15 year old boy who has always had the ability to see ghosts, but the veil between life and death expands far beyond what he originally could have imagined, but he soon learns the truth when he meets a soul reaper, a being from the soul society that cannot be seen by regular humans, and whose job it is to reap and cleanse the souls of the deceased.
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Chainsaw Man – Episode 4
It seems with each new episode of this anime, I find it more and more entertaining. This weeks episode was certainly entertaining to say the least, but it also gave us more expansion to the world of Chainsaw Man, so here is my latest review to explain more.
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Chainsaw Man – Episode 3
After interferring with a devil hunt being carried out by civilian hunters, Power and her partner Denji are in trouble with their superiors. They both seem to be struggling with the concept of teamwork but when Power offers Denji and opportunity with a rewards befitting that which he seeks so desperately, Denji is convinced to work with Power on a personal mission, but not everything is as it appears.
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Chainsaw Man – Episode 2
So after that first episode I’ve started reading the Chainsaw Man manga alongside watching the new episodes as they release. So I can make a few comparisons between the two in my reviews.
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Chainsaw Man – Episode 1
For me, anime can be hard to get into, because there are so many choices, and a lot of those choices have so much backlog to get through at this point that it can be hard to stick to it and pull through each episode to get to the best bits that you’ve seen and heard so much about.
Luckily, I have found a few stories that are only just getting anime adaptations such as Demon Slayer and more recently, Chainsaw Man! So, here is my review for the first episode of this brand new anime.
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My Top Picks for a Scooby-Doo Halloween Movie Marathon!
When it comes to family friendly monster hunts and spooky mysteries, only one name comes to mind this halloween season, and that name is Scooby-Doo! With the latest release in the Scooby-Doo franchise, Trick or Treat Scooby-Doo!, I decided that I could create a list of the best Scooby-Doo animated features to watch around Halloween to get you and the family in the mood this spooky season.
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The Tiger’s Tongue #1
Writer: Olivia Stephens Penciler/Inker: Diansakhu Banton-Perry Colourist: Bex Glendining Letterer: Joamette Gil Cover Artist: Odera Igbokwe Plot: Under the militant rule of The Tiger’s People, empowered by their animal familiars, the Claw is on the brink of war. At the precipice of adulthood, twin princesses Kelindi and Aridani hold the future of the Claw in their… Read more
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The Last Session Volume 1: Roll for Initiative
Author: Jasmine Walls Artist: Dozerdraws Letterer: Micah Myers Editor: Michael Moccio Plot: When I group of outcasts meet up at an after school club that doesn’t go to plan, they form a strong friendship within the game of D&D, Dice and Deathtraps. However, the pressure of growing up and finding time to play games gets… Read more
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Potions Inc. #1
The call of adventure always seems to hang up whenever Randelgast Jones tries to answer it, leaving him facing the dull future of working in his family’s successful potion shop.
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Nottingham #7
In the company of unlikely allies, The Sheriff makes his way to Rome on a ship. Whilst out at sea, he and Robin Hood have a discussion about their aligning goals and what that means for their current relationship, or rather, acquaintanceship.
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Nottingham #6
Nottingham is an intricate story with a lot of depth to it. It may appear to be just another Robin Hood story but there’s definitely something truly spectacular unfolding throughout each issue and I cannot wait to see where the story goes. Secrecy, betrayal, and blood, all combined to make a Robin Hood story unlike any other!
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Nottingham Vol.1: Death and Taxes – TPB
I was late to the party with this one, but my gosh what a party it is. This has got to be one of the best re-imaginings of a story that I have read. Just when you think you’ve seen all you can see from a Robin Hood story, the team over at Mad Cave comes along and delivers this incredibly well-designed, action-packed adventure that really makes you question who the hero of the story really is.
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Scooby-Doo and the Cyber Chase
When trying to help look for clues as to who and what exactly caused all of the trouble in the college, Scooby and the gang are zapped into Eric’s game, but there seems to be only one way out for them. They must complete the game and defeat the Phantom Virus to earn their freedom back into the real world.
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Scooby-Doo! in Arabian Nights – DVD Review
Join a cast of Hanna-Barbera favourites, including Yogi Bear and Boo Boo Bear, as well as Magilla Gorilla and of course, Scooby and Shaggy, in this cartoon re-telling of two stories from Arabian Nights. Albeit a simplified, and a rather silly version for the kids.
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Scooby-Doo Meets the Boo Brothers – DVD Review
Shaggy receives a letter, telling him that his uncle Beaureguard has passed away, and in his will, he has left Shaggy the rights to the old Beaureguard Plantation, and the treasure hidden within. However, upon arriving at the creepy-looking property, the trio is chased by various kooky characters such as a headless horseman, a gorilla, and the ghost of Uncle Beaureguard himself.
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The Legend of Vox Machina – Episodes 1 – 3
In the world of Exandria, the kingdom of Tal’Dorei is facing a new threat. Something evil, something powerful, something big, and so the kingdom is in need of heroes, but heroes are so difficult to find these days.
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Scooby-Doo! and the Reluctant Werewolf – DVD Review
Shaggy, Scooby, and Scrappy are race car champions in America, but winning a race seems to be the least of their troubles, because, across the map in spooky Transylvania, the Wolf Man has decided to retire, leaving Dracula and the other monsters one driver short for their race.
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Scooby-Doo and the Ghoul School – DVD Review
Scooby-Doo and the Ghoul School is, as always, an enjoyable adventure that feels very strange compared to the rest of the animated films released after the ’80s. This is simply because of the absence of the rest of the Mystery Inc. gang, Velma, Daphne, and Fred, as well as the lack of Mystery Machine rolling about. It is also, yet again, another Scooby-Doo animated film that doesn’t feature the classic unmasking of any monsters, but instead plays on the idea that all of these monsters are very real.
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Scooby-Doo on Zombie Island – DVD Review
Scooby-Doo on Zombie Island’s dark aesthetic makes it one of the best movies to ever be released among the franchise, as it escaped the usual stereotypical tropes we see from the rest of the films, whilst still remaining true to the source material, because at it’s heart it is still very much a classic Scooby-Doo tale
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Real Hero Shit
Unapologetically awesome, holds nothing back, and the adult content takes nothing away from the pacing, or story, if anything, it simply adds to the overall enjoyable experience. It reminds me of the Dragon Age video game series, so if you’re a fan of those, and games like them, then this is a book for you!
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Bermuda
Script and Letters by: John Layman Art and Main Covers by: Nick Bradshaw Colours by: Len O’Grady Alternative Covers by: Arthur Adams (#1), J. Scott Campbell with colours by Sabine Rich (#2), Mark Schultz (#3) Editor: Scott Dunbier Published by: IDW Publishing Collects: Bermuda Issues #1 – #4 + Plot: Robert ‘Bobby’ Randolph’s life is… Read more
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Agents of S.L.A.M.
SLAM Wrestling is the greatest sport in the world, and twelve-year-old Katie Jones is the world’s biggest wrestling fan and a prolific vlogger with millions of followers. After wrestling manager, Mr. Johnson becomes President of the United States, Katie is invited to the White House to meet her wrestling idols, such as the famous wrestling legend, Bruno Bravado.
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Call of the Jersey Devil
The gates of Hell have been opened and all manner of creepy ghoulish creatures have come pouring out of the abyss. All of these creatures are terrifying of course but none of them are quite so terrifying as the infamous Jersey Devil. A beast with hairy, hooved legs, a muscular but spindly body made of flesh, large multiple horns of varying sizes, a dragon-like tail, and large leathery wings like a bat, with black demonic eyes and razor-sharp teeth. Quite literally the stuff of nightmares, and it roams within the Pine Barrens of New Jersey, USA, preying on unwary victims.
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Big Alien Moon Crush
Baltazar’s signature style is perfect for any children’s books as you may have seen before in his previous work with DC comics kids, such as the Tiny Titans series of comics, and Superman of Smallville. His colours are always bright and this book is no exception!
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Scooby-Doo Meets Batman (DVD)
Produced and Directed: William Hanna and Joseph Barbera Both Episodes Written By: Jameson Brewer (Story), Tom Dagenais (Story), and Ruth Brooks Flippen (Story) Characters Written by: Joe Ruby & Ken Spears Distributed by: Warner Home Video, a division of Warner Bros. Entertainment UK Ltd. Runtime: 1 hour 17 minutes Intro: Scooby-Doo, along with the rest… Read more
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Moon Knight #1 (1980)
Ahead of the new Disney Plus series for Marvel’s Moon Knight, I decided to do a bit more research into some of the classic comics that started it all. Besides his appearance in Werewolf by Night #32, I have not read much of the character or his origins. So I wanted to learn more before the series comes out, and what better place to start, than with issue 1 from 1980? His first solo run.
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Watelanders: Wolverine #1
Written by: Steven S. DeKnight Art by: Ibraham Moustafa Colors by: Neeraj Menon Letterer: VC’s Cory Petit Cover Artist: Josemaria Casanovas Connecting Variant Cover Artists: Steve McNiven & Laura Martin Page Count: 28 pages Intro: Since Wolverine: Old Man Logan finished publishing back in 2009, fans have wanted a sequel to the iconic story, to… Read more
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Possible Return for Supernatural Comic Book Movies
Intro: Heroes across all comics eventually deal with something a little more supernatural than your average villain. Ghosts, ghouls, vampires, and werewolves just to name a few, but when it comes to movies and TV, very few of the supernatural elements get adapted…but could we begin to see more supernatural beings in comic book films… Read more
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Sword of Hypoborea #1
Writer: Mike Mignola, Rob Williams Artist: Laurence Campbell Letterer: Clem Robins Colorist: Quinton Winter, Dave Stewart Cover Artist: Laurence Campbell Intro: If you’ve read the B.P.R.D. Comics then you may have learned that Agent Howards of the B.P.R.D. found a powerful sword in a temple in Chicago, which turned him into a mighty warrior. This… Read more
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Grimm Volume 1: The Coins of Zakynthos
Plot by: Jim Kouf & David Greenwalt Script by: Marc Gaffen & Kyle McVey Art by: José Malaga Colours by: Thiago Dal Bello Letters by: Marshall Dillon Collection Design by: Joh Johnson Based on the NBC Television series “Grimm” Release Year: 2013 Intro: There are tons of variations on the classic Grimm Fairytales out in the world, be it… Read more
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Wolverine: Old Man Logan
Written by: Mark Millar Pencils by: Steve McNiven Inks: Dexter Vines, Mark Morales & Jay Leisten Colours by: Morry Hollowell, Christina Strain, Jason Keith, Justin Ponsor, Paul Mounts, and Nathan Fairbairn Letters by: VC’s Corey Petit Cover: Steve McNiven Assistant Editors: Michael Horwitz, Aubrey Sitterson, and Jody LeHup Editor: John Barber with Jeanine Schaefer Editor in Chief: Joe Quesada Production:… Read more
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Disturbed: Dark Messiah #1
Story by: Llexi Leon & Tim Seeley Written by: Tim Seeley Art by: Angel Hernandez Colors by: Fran Gamboa Letters by: Jacob Bascle Cover Artwork by: Ryan Christensen Edited by: Llexi Leion & Denton J. Tipton Intro: Disturbed is a band that is very close to my heart. Their music inspires me and has gotten me through some of… Read more
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Harley Quinn: The Animated Series – The Eat, Bang! Kill Tour #2
Written by: Tee Franklin Art by: Max Sarin Layout, Pages 16-19: Derec Donovan Colors by: Marissa Louise Letters by: Taylor Esposito Cover: Max Sarin Variant Covers: Babs Tarr Editor: Katie Kubert Harley Quinn created by: Paul Dini & Bruce Timm Batman created by: Bob Kane & Bill Finger Plot: Harley Quinn and Poison Ivy have hit the road, on their… Read more
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Harley Quinn: The Animated Series – The Eat, Bang! Kill Tour #1
Written by: Tee Franklin Art by: Max Sarin Colors by: Marissa Louise Letters by: Taylor Esposito Cover: Max Sarin Variant Covers: Michael Cho, Davi Go Associate Editor: Liz Erickson Editor: Katie Kubert Harley Quinn created by: Paul Dini & Bruce Timm Intro: Harley Quinn: The Animated Series is, in my opinion, one of the funniest… Read more
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The Suicide Squad (2021) – Blu-Ray Review
Written and Directed by: James Gunn Distributed by: Warner Bros. Pictures / Warner Bros. Home Entertainment Runtime: 132 minutes (2 hours 12 minutes) Certificate: 15 (UK) Budget: $185 million (estimated) Intro: The Suicide Squad is a second attempt by Warner Brothers to bring a group of ‘unlikely heroes’ to the big screen after their first… Read more
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Green Arrow: The Longbow Hunters TPB
Written by: Mike Grell Art by: Mike Grell Letterer: Ken Bruzenak Assisstant: Lurene Haines Collection Cover Artist: Mike Grell Colorist: Julia Lacquement Intro: I started my comics journey with Green Arrow, I love the character, he’s my favourite DC hero, and once I started reading Mike Grell’s work in my teens, I fell in love… Read more
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[Figure Review] “The Fiend” Bray Wyatt – Funko Pop!
Release Date: November 2019 Intro: WWE has had many interesting characters over the years, so it’s no surprise that there is a ton of merchandise to be bought from almost every toy brand there is, and over the years Funko’s rise to popularity meant that it was only a matter of time before we got… Read more
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[Figure Review] Randal – Clerks 20th Anniversary
Intro: When Kevin Smith first wrote Clerks, he knew he had to put himself in the film, as it could have been the only film he ever made, so he wrote the character of Randall for himself, which Smith has said multiple times, is why “Randall has all the best lines in the film”. However,… Read more
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[Figure Review] Jay – Clerks 20th Anniversary
Continuing with my Clerks 20th Anniversary Diamond Select figure reviews, we move on to reviewing Silent Bob’s hetero life-mate, Jay! Jay, portrayed by Kevin Smith’s real-life hetero-life-mate, Jason Mewes, is the lovable yet annoying character who gets himself and his silent friend into all sorts of trouble. As Kevin Smith describes the real Jason Mewes,… Read more
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[Figure Review] Silent Bob – Clerks 20th Anniversary
When I wasn’t actually old enough to watch this film, my dad introduced me to it anyway, and honestly, I didn’t appreciate it or even understand most of it except for the parts about Star Wars, but as I grew older I went back to watching this film at around 12 years old and I… Read more
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