Review: Gladiator II – The Art and Making of the Ridley Scott Film by John Walsh

It has taken me some time to finish reading the incredible hardback book, "Gladiator II," by John Walsh. As a fan of movies, I found it fascinating to learn about the making of the long-awaited sequel to Ridley Scott's...

May the Force Be With You With the Updated Star Wars Encyclopedia – Review

Back in 1977, I was introduced to a Galaxy Far, Far Away with a movie that would have me fascinated and excited by what I was seeing, it was thanks to Star Wars that I got into my love...

The Third Man: The Official Story of the Film by John Walsh – Review

John Walsh brings us another book for movie fans with The Third Man: The Official Story of the Film, being a film fan myself I couldn't wait to get my hands on the book from the author who brought...

Red Dwarf: Discovering the TV Series – Book Review

I've been a fan of Red Dwarf since it started in the 80s so I was over the moon when the new book Red Dwarf: Discovering the TV Series VOLUME I: 1988-1993 by Tom Salinsky dropped through my post...

Book Review: Conan the Barbarian the Official Story of the Film by John Walsh

I remember seeing Conan The Barbarian when we first got a VHS player back in the 80s and loved every minute of it, so when John Walsh's new book Conan the Barbarian the Official Story of the Film arrived...

Book Review: The Twisted Trilogy: A Horror Short Story Collection

Christopher Joyce, a debut author brings us his trilogy of twisted tales.   The trilogy brings us its first tale called “In The Underneath”.  Briefly without giving anything away.  Alan threw a sick day at work, another word for a hangover,...

Book Review – Book 1 of The Monster Club: The Vampire Substitute

Mollie Tanner and her friends Harley, Lana, Ivy and Samuel are the members of their town's Monster Club. Monsters are drawn to their town of Ravenwood, and with the help of their class teacher Miss Faye who also happens...

George R. R. Martin’s ‘Fire and Blood’ – Book Review

Does this lore deep-dive wash the taste of disappointment from our mouths? Game of Thrones has been a frustrating addiction in the last eighteen months. In April last year, I met up with my best friend in Kent; over a...

The Five: The Untold Lives of the Women Killed by Jack the Ripper – Book Review

I am not as much of a reader as I would like to be. I am one of those who finds a million excuses to not sit down and read, always finding jobs I feel need doing first. However,...

An Ancient Fairy Hoard, Cosplayers and A Murderous Elf – Cold Dead Cosplay – Book Review

There is something for all Sci-Fi fans in Fiona Angwin's new book Cold Dead Cosplay, a murder mystery that takes on the Cosplay/SciFi/Events twist and for those that attend events will have a deja vu feeling. A Supernatural Fantasy set...

Mr Murder: The Life and Times of Tod Slaughter – Book Review

If you’re reading this review and ask ‘Tod who?’ then you have some educating to do ... Way back in the dim and distant days before Hammer Films, and before even Universal Films ... before Bela stalked the stage...

Star Trek: Picard – The Last Best Hope Book Review

Star Trek books have always been a bit of a quandary. Unlike the old Star Wars Expanded Universe or even the new Canon novels, the Trek novels have always been treated as non-canonical. On one level this has given authors the freedom...