Comics
Dr Redneck McLure and the Death Squad Allstars
Dr McLure leads the Death Squad Allstars into the past to destroy all future denizens of television
Articles by DAVID GILLESPIE
Comics
Genital Ben – For a Few Inches More
Genital Ben gives Forrest Gimp a real Southern welcome. […]
Comics
Movie, TV and SciFi Comedy – Dr Redneck McLure and the Tardis Trousers
A tale of the unholy and cross dimensional consequences of Dr Redneck’s amazing invention, the Tardis Trousers. […]
Comics
Movie, TV and SciFi Comedy – Sad Sac
A further tale of woe from Cornwall’s most unlucky agricultural sack […]
Comics
Movie, TV and SciFi Comedy – Gandalf the Doorman v Genital Ben
Short tales featuring Middle Earth’s strictest doorman and Freddy Bill Bob’s frisky friend, Genital Ben. […]
Drama
True Grit (2010)
The Coen Brothers don’t make bad movies. Sure some are frustrating (A Serious Man), others are offbeat (The Man Who Wasn’t There) and some unpredictable (No Country for Old Men) but they are always carefully […]
Drama
Neds (2010)
Someone more wise than myself once said to me, ‘There’s one thing for sure. If someone keeps telling you that your shit, then you will eventually believe it’. Writer and director, Peter Mullan’s follows the […]
Action
The Green Hornet (2011)
The Green Hornet is one of those flicks that you can’t quite put your finger on why you enjoy it so much. For one, there is little or no plot involved. The film sort of […]
Action
Tron Legacy (2010)
Being a massive fan of the first Tron is a bit like saying that at the age of 36, I still stay with my parents, have a collection of Black Hole action dolls (in their […]
Action
Tron (1982)
I must have been the only one of my friends to enjoy both Tron and Flash Gordon in the early eightees. The latter gloriously promoted and mocked the afternoon sci-fi matinee into some form of […]
Horror
The Boogeyman (2010)
A child’s imagination can have a positive and negative effect in the growing up process. At it’s best, it would allow you to create alternative worlds, stories and games with your friends/ or imaginery ones. […]
Horror
Book of Blood (2008)
Book of Blood seems to suffer from the Bilbo Baggin’s comment, “Too little butter being spread over too much bread”. The movie is effectively shot with good production values, competant acting and looks and sounds […]
Comedy
Drag Me To Hell (2009)
They say you can’t teach an old dog new tricks and that is exactly why I was not that impressed with Raimi’s new effort, Drag me to Hell. Focussing on how a young bank clerk […]
Drama
Orphan (2009)
The golden rule is – if you decide to adopt an evil, Eastern European Orphan then make sure that you keep the receipt, that is if you are alive long enough to use this. Orphan […]
Comedy
Where the Wild Things Are (2009)
I always find it strange when people say that your childhood is the most wonderful part of your life. Sure things were noisy, exciting and you had an unspoiled imagination where anything was possible (or […]
Comedy
Inglorious Basterds (2009)
Inglorious Basterds could not have been released by Tarantino at a better time. We all know that the self confessed (and proud of it) movie dweeb can make good films, but when was the last […]
Comedy
Dolls (1987)
Having loved Stuart Gordon’s Reanimator (1986) and From Beyond (1987), it took me a long time to view a movie that he made in between these two gorefests, called Dolls (1987). Although the Puppet Master […]
Action
Kick-Ass (2010)
The belly laugh is one of those wonders of the world. An uncontrollable and sometimes frightening phenomenon, I have seen better men than myself cry (real tears), fart, cough up beverages from the nose and […]