Animation
Batman: Hush Movie Review
Batman: Hush is regarded as one of the best stories in the Batman canon. It was only a matter of time before it was a DC animated movie. Iain Boulton reviews. […]
Reviews
Movies
Trash or Treasure: The Adventures of Buckaroo Banzai Across the 8th Dimension (1984)
Like a personal guide through the more dusty shelves at the back of a video store, The Raggedyman uses his experience of scouring the depths of DVD bargain bins to sieving through the old and the […]
Editorial
Trash or Treasure: She-Creature (1956)
The Raggedyman is suspicious of hypnotists and murderous deep-sea creatures as he reviews The She-Creature, in the latest edition of Trash or Treasure. […]
Movies
The Lion King (2019) Movie Review
The Disney Remake Machine continues to roll and it’s the turn of the 1994 classic, The Lion King, to be updated in a CGI adaptation. Iain Boulton reviews. […]
Movies
Anna (2019) Movie Review
Luc Besson returns to his assassin movie roots with spy actioner Anna. Is it a return to the form for the French director? Iain Boulton reviews. […]
Movies
Spider-Man: Far From Home Review
Iain Boulton reviews the latest adventure for the web-crawler who is trying to deal with the fallout from Endgame and his upcoming school trip in Europe. […]
Editorial
Trash or Treasure: Nemesis (1992)
The Raggedyman chews his way through 90s cult sci-fi actioner Nemesis. A film that tells us in the future, it pays to be more than human. […]
Reviews
Chernobyl – Review
Richard deValmont from Bela Lugosi’s Shed reviews the HBO / Sky TV juggernaut Chernobyl. One of the most talked about dramas of 2019. […]
Movies
Men in Black International Review
Chris Hemsworth and Tessa Thompson reunite for a new tale from the Men in Black universe. Unfortunately, the results leave little to be desired. Iain Boulton reviews. […]
Reviews
Dead Pixels Review
Andrew Watton-Davies reviews gamer comedy Dead Pixels. E4’s latest show combining the trials and tribulations of real life in a MMORPG. […]
Horror
Animation
Love, Death & Robots Review
Netflix, David Fincher and Tim Miller have combined forces to bring animation anthology Love, Death & Robots to digital screens. 18 shorts, 3 hours of stories, Andrew “Raggedyman” Watton-Davies straps himself in to review the collection. […]
Movies
Fighting with My Family Review
Charting the rise of WWE’s Paige from her humble beginnings in Norwich, England, Dwayne Johnson and Stephen Merchant present the charming comedy drama Fighting with My Family. Iain Boulton reviews the cinema release. […]
Reviews
Doom Patrol: The Pilot Review
DC continue to bring some of their lesser known properties to life on DC Universe, the latest being Doom Patrol. Is it something to be excited about? Andrew “Raggedyman” Watton-Davies reviews the pilot to find out. […]
Movies
The Lego Movie 2 Review
Is everything still awesome for the Lego Movie franchise? Five years since the first outing, The Lego Movie 2 tries to continue the fun. Iain Boulton reviews. […]
Movies
Alita: Battle Angel Review
James Cameron and Robert Robert Rodriguez unite to bring us the live action version of Alita Battle Angel. Does the manga / anime adaptation succeed where others have failed? The The Raggedyman is on hand to find out for Bunkazilla. […]
Anime
Kakegurui Review – Dealing with the Devil
Ellie Zoe takes a look at Kakegurui, Netflix’s latest anime shows to hit the online streamer. Will she gamble everything to give her verdict? […]
Reviews
Disenchantment Review
Matt Groening has launched his latest animated series on Netflix and we’re heading into a fantasy world with Disenchantment. Lizzie Barnes, the host of A Redhead’s Ramblings, shares her thoughts on the new cartoon. Warning! […]
Movies
Teen Titans GO! To The Movies Review
Synopsis Dismayed at being frequently ignored for the superhero movie treatment, Robin and his fellow Teen Titans (Cyborg, Raven, Starfire and Beast Boy) decide to go out and make their movie a reality. However, first […]
Movies
Batman Ninja Review
If you think you’ve seen every sort of Batman animation, Batman Ninja attempts to try something radically different. DC Entertainment and Warner Bros Japan have teamed up to offer a new unique take on The […]