Ned Kelly is a controversial figure in Australia who lived a life of crime and died at the age of 25. His story has been adapted to screen numerous times with the latest version being based on a novel by Peter Carey. True History of the Kelly Gang follows Ned Kelly both as a child […]
Author: Kieran Freemantle
Rick and Morty – Star Mort Rickturn of the Jerri Review
The Fourth Season of Rick and Morty ends with an action-packed finale that continues the wider story of the series. In space, The Galactic Federation has reformed, and Beth has become the leader of The Defiance. After getting medical treatment Beth discovers Rick had implanted a proximity bomb in her neck. She returns to Earth […]
The Salisbury Poisonings Review
The Novichok Attack was one of the most shocking international events in recent years. The BBC’s dramatization focus on the impact of this event had on the city of Salisbury. The Salisbury Poisonings on three main sets of characters. DS Nick Bailey (Rafe Spall) was one of the first police officers to investigate the Skripals’ […]
Brooklyn Nine-Nine Season Seven Review
Brooklyn Nine-Nine came back with a shorter run of 13 episodes for their seventh season. After the events of the Season Six Holt had been demoted to patrolman by his nemesis, Madeline Wunch. He has to serve this sentence for a year before he can become Captain again. Jake and Amy decide it’s time to […]
Britflix: V for Vendetta
Dystopian stories are a subgenre fiction that the British have mastered, including Alan Moore’s famous graphic novel V for Vendetta. It was famously adapted by the Wachowskis in 2005 and the film immediately became a cult classic. In the near future, Britain has become a fascist state. The government constantly blasts religious propaganda, Islam is […]
Rick and Morty – Childrick of Mort Review
The Smith family goes camping in the episode “Childrick of Mort.” But when Rick’s involved there is always a sci-fi twist. Jerry takes his family away on a camping trip so they can get away from technology. Rick hijacks the trip when he receives a call from his ex, a planet called Gaia, and discovers […]
Summer of Rockets Review
Writer/director Stephen Poliakoff is a favourite of the BBC. His most recent series is a Cold War-set spy-thriller/family drama. Samuel Petrukhin (Toby Stephens) is a Russian Jew who moved to the UK when he was eight. He’s a middle-class man who wants to be accepted by the British establishment, but he is looked at with […]
Rick and Morty – The Vat of Acid Episode Review
“The Vat of Acid Episode” was an episode that showed how inventive Rick and Morty can be and was a big improvement over the previous episode. After meeting a pair of intergalactic gangster Morty mocks Rick for making them hide in a fake vat of acid. Morty adds to the mockery by taunting Rick into […]
Jurassic World Fallen Kingdom Review
The fifth film of Jurassic Park series, Jurassic World: Fallen Kingdom, was one of contrasts. The biggest being the conflict between a talented director and a terrible screenplay. Years after the events of Jurassic World the volcano on Isla Nublar is about to erupt and the dinosaurs would suffer a second extinction event. Claire Dearing (Bryce Dallas Howard) leads […]
Rick and Morty – Promortyus Review
“Rattlestar Rickactica” and “Never Ricking Morty” were both excellent episodes, so it’s sad to report that the seventh episode in Rick and Morty’s fourth season was a downgrade. Rick and Morty awake on a planet after killing a couple of facehugging parasites that were attached to them. The pair escape the planet but have to […]










