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List of true crime series and documentaries 

 Everyone is fascinated by true crime. Whether it’s a grisly murder, an intriguing police investigation, or a perplexing disappearance, TV viewers and amateur sleuths are obsessed with true crime stories. From Making a Murderer and Don’t F**k with Cats, to The Crash and Should I Marry a Murderer?, there is now a wealth of true crime stories available to watch. So, if…

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Is Backrooms suitable for a teenager?

 Sci-fi horror movie, Backrooms is now playing in cinemas. The film – inspired by the Creepypasta of the same name – follows the story of a furniture store owner who uncovers a gateway to a hidden realm. Directed by Kane Parsons, and starring Chiwetel Ejiofor and Renate Reinsve, Backrooms is creating a great deal of…

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Every Catwoman episode of Batman: The Animated Series

 In 1992, Batman: The Animated Series made its debut. The cartoon show, based on the DC Comics character of the same name, followed the story of Batman and his ongoing battle for justice in Gotham City. Upon making its debut, the series was deemed a hit with audiences and quickly became must-see television. Critics loved the smart…

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Holy nostalgia! Revisiting Batman 1966

 In 1966, comic book show, Batman, burst onto television screens. The series – which starred Adam West as Batman/Bruce Wayne and Burt Ward as Robin/Dick Grayson – was a huge hit with audiences, and featured a wealth of classic villains. Due to the popularity of the show, Batman ran from 1966 until 1968. During this time the series saw…

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Deep dive: Superman IV: The Quest for Peace

 In 1987, Christopher Reeve appeared in what would be his final Superman movie, Superman IV: The Quest for Peace. The film – directed by Sidney J. Furie – reunited many of the main players from the previous Superman films, including Margot Kidder, Gene Hackman, Marc McClure and Jackie Cooper, but was in no way a return to the heyday of…

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A complete list of the classic Fleischer Superman shorts

 In 1941, comic book superhero, Superman, took to the big screen to become the star of an animated short titled ‘Superman’ (aka ‘The Mad Scientist’). The short – produced by Fleischer Studios – followed the story of Superman’s battle with an evil scientist, who threatens the planet with his ‘Electrothanasia-Ray’, and was filled with beautiful animation…

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Deep dive: Superman III

 In this post I am going to discuss Superman III (1983). For a good chunk of this post I will be talking about the film as I sit and watch it in real-time. If you have never watched Superman III before, you may want to skip this post as it will make little sense to you and will be…

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The X-Men DVDs every Marvel fan should own

 During the 1990s, one of my favourite television shows was X-Men (aka X-Men: The Animated Series). The cartoon series – which first hit screens in 1992 – followed the story of a group of mutants, who fought evil in a world that hates and fears them. Upon making its debut, X-Men quickly became a smash-hit around the world. This in…

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Is Masters of the Universe suitable for children?

 This June, sci-fi fantasy movie Masters of the Universe heads into cinemas. The highly anticipated adventure movie from director Travis Knight (Bumblebee), stars Nicholas Galitzine, Camila Mendes, Idris Elba, and Jared Leto, and focuses on the journey of Adam – a young man destined to become He-Man, the most powerful man in the universe. Adapted from the…

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