Avatar: Seven Havens’ first book has reached its conclusion with some of the emotionally wrought episodes in Avatar history. Pavi and Nisha are forced to go on the run after Nisha revealed herself as the Avatar and their protector, Karthik, has been arrested after Jae’s betrayal. As fear spreads across the Ellora, the Anomaly grows […]
Author: Kieran Freemantle
Generative AI: The Tool of Propaganda, Scammers, and Hacks
Artificial Intelligence: it’s a phrase we cannot escape. It’s a technology that has ‘revolutionised’ the global economy since it entered the mainstream. Despite the economic growth figures and booming stock market, the general public is hostile to AI because of the potential jobs crisis, environmental impact, and the rapid growth of data centres, which can […]
Britflix: The Girl With All the Gifts
The Girl With All the Gifts is a zombie movie that is celebrating its 10th anniversary, and it is an unsung gem that deserves attention. In a bunker under a British Army base, a group of children are held captive and go through an unorthodox educational process. Whenever they leave their cells, they are strapped […]
Wildwood Review
Wildwood is Laika’s sixth feature film, and their first since 2019’s Missing Link. The illustrious studio delivers a dark epic fantasy. Prue McKeel (Peyton Elizabeth Lee) is a young girl living in Portland, Oregon. She ignores her parents’ warnings not to take her brother Mac outside, leading to the baby being taken by a murder of […]
Avatar: Seven Havens – Episodes 7 to 9 Review
Avatar: Seven Havens has reached its third block of episodes, and it’s the best so far by expanding the plot as Ellora’s tensions come to a head. Pavi and Nisha’s objectives start to diverge. Nisha wants to knuckle down with training and prove she is a worthy Avatar, whilst Pavi wants to continue the search […]
Klara and the Sun Review
Taika Waititi takes on the job of adapting Kazuo Ishiguro’s dark sci-fi novel Klara and the Sun and turns it into a whimsical fable. In the future, androids have been developed and sold as artificial friends for wealthy teenagers. One of these artificial friends is Klara (Jenna Ortega), an old B1 model. Klara gets her […]
Street Fighter (2026) Review
The 2026 version of Street Fighter is the third attempt at starting a live-action Street Fighter film series. This attempt is a silly, campy adaptation of the popular video game series. In 1993, M. Bison (David Dastmalchian) organises a second Street Fighter tournament so he can harvest the power of the winner. His main target […]
Clayface Review
Clayface is the third film in the DCU and the most unexpected film so far due to it being an origins story about a Batman villain. Matt Hagen (Tom Rhys Harries) is a rising star in Coast City, an actor who had worked his way out of Gotham City’s roughest district. His acting career reaches […]
Avatar: Seven Havens – Episodes 4 to 6 Review
Avatar: Seven Havens had a strong start with its first three episodes, and episodes four to six keep to that high standard. Ellora has fallen into a state of crisis. Bandits have raided the city for its resources, more people are suffering from a fear-induced psychosis, and rumours of the Avatar’s return are spreading after […]
The Social Reckoning Review
The Social Reckoning is the spiritual sequel to 2010’s The Social Network. The sequel looks at how Facebook and Mark Zuckerberg not only knew about the social harm the platform has caused but actively encouraged it. Jeff Horwitz (Jeremy Allan White) is an investigative journalist who takes up a tech reporting job in the Wall […]










