Ramshackle Thoughts and Bewildering Anecdotes of a not-quite man

From the many fallouts of our current pandemic, one seems to tell of the oncoming destruction of our greatest source of entertainment -

'Final Destination 5' is far better than it has any right to be. Both as a continuation of a franchise which had been long-

'A Quiet Place' broke records and won over audiences with its tension and dramatic story, but were the creatures themselves ripped straight-

Nathan Barley isn't just a pioneer thanks to trashbat.co.ck, he's also the subject of many discussions on future prescience thanks to Chann-

Remember 'Monkeybone' from 2001? No? You're not alone. But there's a lot more to the film than meets the eye. Take the combination of stop-

Could 'Write What You Know' be the worst advice ever given to aspiring writers? If so, why are they told it so damn often?

With all the (well earned) buzz about his performance in 'Uncut Gems', it reminds me of another strong dramatic performance from the comedi-

'Three Billboards Outside Ebbing, Missouri' is rife with antagonism and argumentative characters each trying to fight for their own answers-

This Friday 'Bojack Horseman' comes to an end and with it, one of the best shows ever to grace the silver screen...

'Music to be Murdered By' dropped out of nowhere last week and represents a period of progression for the Detroit rapper. Here's how...

'Daybreakers' is an underrated genre gem that works largely because it manages to weaponize the world the filmmakers have created...

Hi Horror, I hope this letter finds you well. I just wanted to congratulate you on all your recent success...

Continuing the countdown of my favourite films of the decade, here are numbers 24-1.

My Top Favourite films of the past Decade from number 50-25.

Part 2 of my favourite TV shows of the decade. Going from number 24 down to 1...

My Top 50 Favourite TV Shows of the decade from 50-25.

A few years back I went through a stage of trying to emulate the scathing satire of Brooker's columnist days and his work on 'newswipe'.

Are films and TV shows choosing to tell 'nice' stories by shying away from the harsh realities they used to portray?

Ladies and Gentlemen of Dreamworks, please find attached my treatment/Pitch for 'Shrek 5'. The Shrek-iest Chapter of the franchise so far...

He's one of the most prolific and acclaimed writers working in Britain today, and people should know the man behind the transformative powe-