With an immediately recognisable visual style that people should probably start referring to as ‘Fulleresque’ if they aren’t already, Bryan Fuller has earned his place at the table when it comes to citing modern auteurs. Sure, he may only have flirted with the big screen, but on TV – or
By George Chrysostomou. As we enter the wild time of year known as Comic Con, where movies, TV shows and games are sold to us through every possible shameless means, it became apparent to me that nearly all of the content on offer for the next few years, rely on one
No matter what kind of service you’re talking about, there is always a sense of exclusivity when some features are only available for the users that pay. With a distinct delimitation between the free and paid version of any type of software, it can get quite frustrating to know that
Neil Gaiman’s incomparable novel, ‘American Gods’, tells the story of Shadow Moon, a small-time thief newly released from prison and recast as a grieving husband who soon finds himself in the employ of the irascible Mr Wednesday. Beloved by fan and critic alike, the novel has now found its way to
By Orla Smith. Christopher Nolan doesn't deserve his fan base. That's not because he isn't great - it's because there isn't a film director in the world that deserves a fan base as intensely rabid as his. His supporters have been known to visit IMDB and spam his movies with ten star
