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A Penny For Your Thoughts by Robert Ford and Matt Hayward REVIEW
A bleak but darkly humourous tale of the struggles of small town American life from a Bram Stoker award nominated author.
Looking Back On The Crow 25 Years Later
The Crow has a production story arguably as interesting as the story in the movie itself.
8.5
Supermarket by Bobby Hall REVIEW
Bobby Hall - aka Logic, the rapper - has made history with his New York Times bestselling novel, Supermarket
Mad Max’s Crazy Production 40 Years Later
Four decades ago, one of the most influential movies ever had a production involving beer bribes and fourteen totalled cars.
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The Amber Seeker by Mandy Haggith REVIEW
The second installment of Haggith's Stone Stories trilogy sees the protagonist making his way to Celtic Britain.
9.5
Breaking Chaos by Ben Galley REVIEW
Ben Galley has blown it out of the water with this, the last book in his trilogy.
2
The Silence REVIEW – A Battle To Get Through
Because bat, battle? Get it? Whatever. Also this movie blows.
7
The Devil’s Gospel by A.S. Coomer REVIEW
A good, questionably supernatural thriller with an interesting plot around religious fanaticism but can be confusing at points.
Where To Read The Stories That Inspired Love, Death & Robots
From anthologies to 80s magazines, we've hunted down the sources for Netflix's new series so you don't have to.
8.5
Gen:LOCK: Season 1 – Episode 8 ‘Identity Crisis’ REVIEW
It's the season finale of Rooster Teeth's newest series - how does it stack up against their other works?
8
Gen:LOCK: Season 1 – Episode 7 ‘It Never Rains…’ REVIEW
Despite the name, the episode is shot at night in the middle of a rainstorm. This is called dramatic irony.
9
Gen:LOCK: Season 1 – Episode 6 ‘The Only Me I Know’ REVIEW
The Polity come under attack once again, and it’s up to the gen:LOCK team to defend it in their most devasting battle yet.
